This is what I’m referring to: As chief counsel, Patel had no idea [between 2017 and 2018] that the subject of his investigation — the FBI — was collecting his data and increasing the visibility of witnesses he was communicating … Continue reading →
Didn’t we sort of already know something of this, or at least suspect it? Is it just that it’s now somewhat more official?: Fox’s Jesse Watters featured a bombshell story from Michael Shellenberger and Matt Taibbi on his show on … Continue reading →
The DOJ and FBI versus the Republicans: The House Judiciary Committee on Thursday opened a formal investigation into why the FBI snooped on two Republican House Intelligence Committee staffers during the height of the Russia collusion probe, suggesting the seizure … Continue reading →
Most lawyers would have told Trump not to talk about the classified papers case outside of the trial. But last night in an interview with Bret Baier he certainly did talk about it. He must have thought this would help … Continue reading →
I’ve seen many many articles and comments saying that the only solution to the rampant partisan corruption of the FBI is to defund it. Here’s an example of one such article. It’s by Roger Kimball, and the following excerpt is … Continue reading →
The MSM will do its best to minimize, ignore, and/or discredit this testimony: Here’s the entire thing:
Continue reading →What was Russiagate? Trump’s opponent Hillary Clinton, the FBI, the CIA, the DOJ, and a bunch of other federal government players, as well as the MSM, conspired to lie about Donald Trump in a manner designed to harm him in … Continue reading →
Turley is correct: “Raw, unanalyzed, and uncorroborated.” Those words from the Durham Report summed up one of the most damning investigations in the Justice Department’s history. In the 305-page report released Monday, special counsel John Durham concluded that the Trump-Russia … Continue reading →
People on the right who have been following Russiagate since the start have long been aware of most of the allegations in the Durham Report. People on the left either don’t care about them, don’t believe them, or applaud them … Continue reading →
Here it is, from Matt Taibbi. It’s about the tale that Russian bots influenced the 2016 election, which appears to have been an actual disinformation campaign by the Democrats, who tried to convince Twitter to spread the word. Even the … Continue reading →
The verdict on Danchenko is in: not guilty. I would be shocked if it were otherwise, given the legal problems of the case as well as the venue. I’ve written about this many times before, but the main point is … Continue reading →
There is a lot of reportage (on the right, anyway) about some of the revelations in the Danchenko trial. I’ve been meaning to write a post about that. But one of the problems is that the legal issues in the … Continue reading →