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Oh, I forgot. The whole world is conspiring against Trump. This includes...
-Access Hollywood
-The Pope
-The Bureau of Labor Statistics
-Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court
-The Arnold
-Comey
-Megyn Kelly (who did not treat him very nicely)
-Nordstrom
You forgot to list the countless things he's been accused of with no proof but that's ok, your team allegiance/hatred is showing like many.
You have an odd sense of logic to assume every "investigation" is valid/will turn up something that you hope will occur. And what I see as a naive trust in a broken/bought off/corrupt system. But if it proves your world view on the way things should be, it's all ok of course no matter how it's all done, hook or crook.
A wink is as good as a nod to a blind horse as they say.
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Originally Posted by Enigma777
Bet you weren't protesting intelligence being too political when Comey decided to announce Clinton's investigation a week before the election because there was nothing on Weiner's laptop.
Bet you were advising about safe spaces and pendulums swinging both ways.
It's all political/corrupt in my view. I don't play teams. I trust none of them. Like or hate trump, if you don't agree with his term that it's all a swamp, I think one is beyond naive.
This is a very good thing for Trump - proves he was right. The billion dollar question is: who ordered it and was it legal? Who "unmasked" the identity of those being recorded? This is a HUGE deal and is not going away.
Even the Fox article mentions that it was collected legally and that it was part of FISA, isn't that the order they need to spy on foreigners which again goes back to it being a taping of Russians not Trump himself.
The Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, who has been one of the few defenders of Trump's claims, made clear Wednesday that there is zero evidence to suggest Trump Tower was wiretapped.
Nunes said at a news conference he discovered the potential surveillance of Trump himself while reviewing intelligence reports, but said it was not related to Russia.
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"I'm actually alarmed by it," Nunes said.
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Nunes said the collection included Trump transition officials and that it happened after the election. He said he could not say whether it meant that Trump was "spied on"
I guess something was found recently. Trump said last week to wait a couple of weeks...
Why is he alarmed, in the article itself Nunes says it was collected legally and through FISA (again a warrant to spy on foreigners).
So, through legal wiretaps, the President or his gang were heard saying things which they should not have said to people they should not have said them to.
It is not a stretch that this would happen given everything else we know about this lying creep.
That's not news. Everyone knows that operatives' phones, such as that of the Russian ambassador, are monitored. That's how Flynn's conversations were known.
This info does not support tRUMP's false tweets about wire taps on Trump Tower. Those tweets remain lies.
Nothing's changed.
Wiretap (noun) ...
an act of using a listening device to conduct surveillance.
If an American citizen is on the line and it's not a criminal investigation then the surveillance is supposed to end immediately. That didn't happen. And then the call details were leaked. Also illegal.
No, per minimization protocol, they can continue listening in to find out what the American citizen's connection to the person under surveillance.
Why is he alarmed, in the article itself Nunes says it was collected legally and through FISA (again a warrant to spy on foreigners).
That is an odd pair of statements. Seems to speak to a legal cause to take action that maybe went further than it was supposed to go. But I don't know... only he knows right now.
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