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Or any action taken at all other than texting each other.
It's a thin thread to hang one's hopes on.
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Senator Graham...
Would you presume the Country new Donald Trump was the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party?
Ok, I'm gonna read this text by Page to Strzok, on August the 8th, after he'd gotten the nomination...
Page: Trump's not ever going to become President, right? RIGHT?
Strzok: No no, he's not, we'll stop him.
Strzok was the lead investigator for the Clinton Email Investigation.
"The head guy, looking at Clinton, on August the 8th says, 'We've gotta stop Trump'".
Are you people smoking crack?
Because we are not.
A week later...
Strzok: I want to believe the path you threw out for consideration in Andy's office. If there's no way he gets elected, but I'm afraid we can't take that risk. It's like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you're 40."
"Who's Andy?"
"Are you telling me they're meeting in Andy's office to make sure Donald Trump doesn't become President?
Is that what you're telling us?"
Was Andy there?
Horowitz: I can't speak to whether McCabe was there or not.
Graham: Did you ask Mr. McCabe?
Horowitz: I did, he said he did not recall.
Graham: So one of them is lying. So I want you to reopen this investigation and come back and tell us, Do you believe Strzok or do you believe McCabe? Because you just told me the Deputy director of the FBI says, He's not the Andy."
Horowitz... But but but...
Graham... Somebody's lying.
We'll find that out later...
Drip...
Drip...
Drip...
Graham: Clinton interview on July the 2nd...6 or 8 agents but two people conducting the interview. So as I understand it, there were two agents and two prosecutors.
February 2016...
Page to McCabe: Hey, you surly already considered this, but in my view, our best reason to hold the line at two and two is she might be our next President.
Graham to Horowitz: "How did you feel about that?
Graham: one of the FBI agents in the interview said, "On Election Day, to another FBI agent, You should know, that I'm with her.".
Graham: Now her was Clinton, right?
Horowitz: Correct.
Graham: Well how do you feel about that?
Horowitz: very concerned.
Graham: well, very concerned eventually becomes, Enough already!
Lindsey Graham has S-ed us tiffany cufflinks and came back Hard!
Go Lindsey Go! Sick em Boy!
Graham: hey Wray! You ever proved a case by circumstantial evidence?
Wray: Yes.
Graham: well I'm gonna write you a letter and talk about why you should reconsider your findings as to whether or not it affected the investigation.
March 4th 2016
Page: God, Trump is a loathsome human.
Graham: howdoyafeelaboutthat?
Well when you add it all up, as early as March, these people hated Trump, and this investigation was anything but "by the book".
Graham" And at the end of the day, and what Comey did... I'm Just as blown away by what Comey did just as much as y'all! And I cannot believe that this HAPPENED TO MY FBI!
On our side of the aisle, this just hits ya hard, and we can't just write it off.
Strzok to Page on October the 20th...
"Trump is a F-ing idiot."
Graham:" I'm glad y'all found what you found, but I'm not buying ... That the Clinton Email Investigation was on the up and up.
1)The lead guy, investigator, did not want Trump becoming President.
2)"Do you agree with me that finding her libel criminally would be inconsistent with stopping Donald Trump? If they found that Hillary Clinton was criminally libel, that paves the way for Donald Trump. Can you put those two things together?"
This was before the Convention folks!
We rest our case.
Oh wait there's more!
Why did they change Gross negligence to extremely careless director wray?
Wray,
! Horowitz!
Horowitz:ah er ummm
Graham: let me suggest something. Gross negligence is a criminally libel standard. If they read it the way they wrote it, she's guilty of a crime and if they don't she's not! To stop him, it can't be Gross negligence.
Graham: what's the difference between wreckless disregard and Gross negligence?
Horowitz: Not mumumumuch.
Graham: It's a lot politically.
Horowitz: umm umm umm
Graham: Thank you.