He's been doing the "breaking news", "this is huge", "shocking development that break this wide open", every day for 2 plus years now, and very little movement has been made. I don't watch him nearly as much as I used to.Rockdoc said:
and this is why I don't watch Hannity anymore. Tired of hearing this over and over. Swamp too deep.
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Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz released a harsh summary report in May revealing that an FBI Deputy Assistant Director had numerous unauthorized contacts with the media, accepted gifts from journalists and disclosed the 'existence' of sensitive information under court seal to the media.
Several officials confirmed to SaraACarter.com this week that the unknown senior FBI official is Bryan Paarmann. Paarmann, who began his career with the bureau in 1996, was shuffled by FBI Director Christopher Wray in August, 2017 from his position as FBI Deputy Assistant Director of the International Operations Division to special agent in charge of the Counterterrorism Division for the New York field office. He is currently on leave and his security clearance has been suspended, sources stated.
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Horowitz stated in his summary that the Department of Justice declined to prosecute.
A senior DOJ official confirmed "that the decision by the Department of Justice to decline prosecution was made before William Barr was Attorney General."
Demoted, moved from DC to New York, security clearance suspended, subject to revocation=termination.Quote:
Several officials confirmed to SaraACarter.com this week that the unknown senior FBI official is Bryan Paarmann. Paarmann, who began his career with the bureau in 1996, was shuffled by FBI Director Christopher Wray in August, 2017 from his position as FBI Deputy Assistant Director of the International Operations Division to special agent in charge of the Counterterrorism Division for the New York field office. He is currently on leave and his security clearance has been suspended, sources stated.
captkirk said:
Why do these ****s never get prosecuted?
Rapier108 said:His radio show is no better, and he will say "acid wash" and "bleach bit" at least 5 times.93MarineHorn said:Hannity is the worst when it comes to this. Endless, nightly "bombshells" with guests and "sources" predicting indictments for deep staters. It's unwatchable.Quote:Quote:MooreTrucker said:Quote:
Rockdoc said:
and this is why I don't watch Hannity anymore. Tired of hearing this over and over. Swamp too deep.
It ain't over 'til it's over.
he's got a point about hannity. every night is like sweeps week with "bombshell news", "information that will rock the nation to it's core", etc. but nothing ever really happens.
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Literally Hitlerakm91 said:Duggins90 said:
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On 8/8 no less. I should go buy lottery ticket!
It is frustrating to hear these relentless allegations continually with no prosecutions or indictments. I can handle that, but more than anything I can not stand Hannity's, Ingram's and others repeated talking over and cutting off their guests in mid sentence. When Dan Bongino subs for these commentators it is quite refreshing as he allows guests to complete statements.Towns03 said:Rapier108 said:His radio show is no better, and he will say "acid wash" and "bleach bit" at least 5 times.93MarineHorn said:Hannity is the worst when it comes to this. Endless, nightly "bombshells" with guests and "sources" predicting indictments for deep staters. It's unwatchable.Quote:Quote:MooreTrucker said:Quote:
Rockdoc said:
and this is why I don't watch Hannity anymore. Tired of hearing this over and over. Swamp too deep.
It ain't over 'til it's over.
he's got a point about hannity. every night is like sweeps week with "bombshell news", "information that will rock the nation to it's core", etc. but nothing ever really happens.
I agree. But if he had not said it, would you have heard it anywhere? If he stops saying it how fast would everyone forget?
The guy has the one track mind and determination of a salmon swimming upstream. I hope he will keep the focus as details trickle out.
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Liberal mega-donor George Soros made some big bets during the last U.S. presidential election. One was that Hillary Clinton would win the presidency. Another was that he could reshape Ukraine's government to his liking, and that his business empire might find fertile ground in that former Soviet state.
So when Donald Trump's improbable march to the White House picked up steam in the spring of 2016, Team Soros marched to the top of the State Department to protect some of those investments, according to newly released department memos providing a rare glimpse into the Democratic donor's extraordinary access to the Obama administration.
Then-Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland received repeated calls, emails and meeting requests from Soros, according to the memos obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by the conservative group Citizens United......
Sorry, but I think the majority of Leftists fall into this category. Their beliefs are based primarily upon emotions & peer influence...no logic was used in acquiring those beliefs. Logic came later & was superficial. That's why most Leftists immediately resort to name calling & cuss words when engaged in a logic discussion on political positions.richardag said:
Tucker Carlson doesn't seem to talk over or interrupt guests (unless they're absolutely wrong or lie) as much. But Carlson seems to invite opposing guests that are complete idiots dragging down my tolerance to watch the show. Where the heck does he dig up these typically young leftists that can't string together a coherent thought.
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Where the heck does he dig up these typically young leftists that can't string together a coherent thought.
I really like the Life, Liberty, Levin show on Fox News. Mark Levin spends the whole show with one guest, and has a great intellectual discussion with very qualified guests, and he lets them talk.richardag said:It is frustrating to hear these relentless allegations continually with no prosecutions or indictments. I can handle that, but more than anything I can not stand Hannity's, Ingram's and others repeated talking over and cutting off their guests in mid sentence. When Dan Bongino subs for these commentators it is quite refreshing as he allows guests to complete statements.Towns03 said:Rapier108 said:His radio show is no better, and he will say "acid wash" and "bleach bit" at least 5 times.93MarineHorn said:Hannity is the worst when it comes to this. Endless, nightly "bombshells" with guests and "sources" predicting indictments for deep staters. It's unwatchable.Quote:Quote:MooreTrucker said:Quote:
Rockdoc said:
and this is why I don't watch Hannity anymore. Tired of hearing this over and over. Swamp too deep.
It ain't over 'til it's over.
he's got a point about hannity. every night is like sweeps week with "bombshell news", "information that will rock the nation to it's core", etc. but nothing ever really happens.
I agree. But if he had not said it, would you have heard it anywhere? If he stops saying it how fast would everyone forget?
The guy has the one track mind and determination of a salmon swimming upstream. I hope he will keep the focus as details trickle out.
Tucker Carlson doesn't seem to talk over or interrupt guests (unless they're absolutely wrong or lie) as much. But Carlson seems to invite opposing guests that are complete idiots dragging down my tolerance to watch the show. Where the heck does he dig up these typically young leftists that can't string together a coherent thought.
Same reason Airbus went with A380 for the super jumbo instead of A350 which was next in line.akm91 said:
Different connotation in Chinese culture. There's a reason the Beijing olympics stares on 8/8/08.
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The Justice Department engaged in a "politically motivated and retaliatory demotion in January 2018 and public firing in March 2018," Mr. McCabe said in his lawsuit.
He added that President Trump "purposefully and intentionally" pushed the Justice Department to demote and terminate him as part of an "unconstitutional plan" to discredit and remove Justice Department and F.B.I. employees who were "deemed to be his partisan opponents."
aggiehawg said:
Now McCabe is suing.NYTQuote:
The Justice Department engaged in a "politically motivated and retaliatory demotion in January 2018 and public firing in March 2018," Mr. McCabe said in his lawsuit.
He added that President Trump "purposefully and intentionally" pushed the Justice Department to demote and terminate him as part of an "unconstitutional plan" to discredit and remove Justice Department and F.B.I. employees who were "deemed to be his partisan opponents."
Gag orders incoming. Which will be a tad inconvenient if either McCabe or Strzok wind up being indicted. Even if they are unindicted co-conspirators with Comey.Quote:
Judge Amy Jackson = Manafort's judge. Coincidence?
McCabe's suit also filed in the DC district court. Odds on Judge Amy Jackson being McCabe's judge? I'm guessing 2:1.
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Where the heck does he dig up these typically young leftists that can't string together a coherent thought.
i don't know...by swinging a dead cat?
rcb said:
This stuff is becoming so freaking frustrating. The long awaited payoff (if it ever comes) better be worth it.
IMO, it's not coming. They are running out the clock on Trump. I believe voter fraud in battleground states will be rampant and he will not be re-elected. I hope I'm wrong, but I don't think so.rcb said:
This stuff is becoming so freaking frustrating. The long awaited payoff (if it ever comes) better be worth it.
Looks like Blasey-Ford and her ilk could be called back into service, here. Bat signal for CPL to parade another dumb former teenage...(fill in the blank) into the press.drcrinum said:
That didn't take long. I don't think anyone can object either since he has been confirmed by the Senate & works in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
