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“SCREAMING AND SHOUTING AT PEOPLE”

by Sharon Rondeau

(Nov. 15, 2018) — After a months-long silence on the matter, on Thursday President Donald Trump again expressed his displeasure with the “Russia collusion” probe overseen by Special Counsel Robert Mueller for the last 18 months which has resulted in the indictment, trial and conviction of his former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, and plea deals for several other Americans.

Trump has objected to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s hiring of Mueller in May 2017, exactly one week after Trump, at Rosenstein’s recommendation, fired then-FBI Director James Comey.

Trump on Thursday also criticized the way the probe is allegedly being conducted, claiming that Mueller and his team of prosecutors are “horribly threatening” people who have come under questioning about possible “collusion” with Russians during the 2016 campaign cycle.

“The inner workings of the Mueller investigation are a total mess,” Trump tweeted. “They have found no collusion and have gone absolutely nuts. They are screaming and shouting at people, horribly threatening them to come up with the answers they want…”

 

Last Thursday, Dr. Jerome Corsi suggested on his webcast that he expected to be indicted and possibly imprisoned in the very near future as a result of his testimony to the federal grand jury impaneled to hear evidence pertaining to Mueller’s investigation. On Monday, Corsi told his audience that the questioning he underwent by Mueller’s team was intimidating and “frightening.”

On Wednesday night, investigative journalist Sara A. Carter said on “Hannity” that her sources have suggested that both Corsi and former Trump advisor and longtime friend Roger Stone will be indicted, but not for collusion.  Both Stone and Corsi have denied any wrongdoing.

Shortly before the November 6 elections it was reported that the Mueller probe is winding down.

Trump has long insisted that Mueller has undisclosed conflicts of interest based on business he conducted with the Trump Organization years ago. On Thursday morning, Trump additionally invoked Mueller’s service during the Obama regime as a source of conflict.  He then repeated his oft-voiced opinion that the Mueller probe is “a total witch hunt,” adding the superlative, “LIKE NO OTHER IN AMERICAN HISTORY!”

Trump claimed the investigation is “ruining lives” and that Mueller and his prosecutors “won’t even look at all of the bad acts and crimes on the other side,” a clear reference to the Hillary Clinton campaign/DNC’s hiring of Fusion GPS to commission an unverified Russia “dossier” which became the main evidence submitted to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) to obtain surveillance warrants on Dr. Carter Page.

Page was an informal foreign-policy advisor to Trump in 2016 and was never charged with a crime.  however, another former adviser, George Papadopoulos, was indicted in early 2017 and accepted a plea deal which he is now reconsidering. Papadopoulos has recently tweeted that he is certain he also was the subject of a FISA warrant in 2016.

Papadopoulos further maintains that the 20 pages of still-classified documents associated with Page’s warrants contain the proof that he and other Trump associates were under formal surveillance by the FBI during the final year of the presidential campaign.

Some legal analysts agree that not only is Mueller conflicted, but also Rosenstein, as his signature appears on the fourth and final FISA warrant for Page, signed in June 2017 while Rosenstein served in the Trump administration.

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Glenn Harrison
Saturday, November 17, 2018 5:31 PM

Fran,

You are so correct in Trump to “draining the swamp”. Here, lots of frauds will be “going
down the drain. Until then, let’s all keep the faith, “pray and continue to labor”.

Fran
Friday, November 16, 2018 6:08 PM

If Trump doesn’t like it then he should do something about I: declassify the documents. I am one voter that believes it is time for Trump to drain the swamp.

Glenn Harrison
Thursday, November 15, 2018 7:38 PM

Those new to this item or those who would like some insight as to why Robert Mueller should be terminated from his position return to the home page. Next scroll to the bottom (right hand side) and note item/article “I Am Not Alone Arguing Robert Mueller Is Operating Extra – Constitutionally by Blair Sibley.

Indeed, be patient for another item is blinking for a few moments at this same spot/location.
Here, click on article. Mr. Sibley has done some impressive homework for us. In some six
pages he points out why Muller should have had been discharged/terminated.

Also, on http://www.wnd.com of an article entitled What if Muller appointment is ‘totally
unconstitutional ‘? dated: 09/04/2018 Here is a 3 page article about Mueller being an
inferior officer instead of being a principal officer which question the lawfulness of
Mueller’s appointment. Also stated in this article lawyers Rudy Giuliani and Jay Sekulow
have claimed that Mueller’s investigation violated the Constitution.

jim delaney
Thursday, November 15, 2018 3:37 PM

And yet Rosenstein and his co-conspirators, inclusive of the likes of “shifty” Schiff, are still flourishing and destroying. The Rule of Law is fast become a vestige of the distant past. Good luck, America. You get what you vote for, and right now it ain’t all that pretty.