Tuesday, February 6, 2018
HANNITY: The Senate releases 'Memo 2.0,' and it should scare you
Via Billy
Grassley and Graham tell us that, while working on a
second dossier for Clinton opposition research firm Fusion GPS, Steele
was being fed information directly from the Obama State Department and
from Clinton allies as well as his usual, sketchy Russian sources.
That’s right, teams Clinton and Obama were working with a foreign spy to
undermine then-candidate Donald Trump.
Hot on the heels of the House memo exposing deep
state corruption comes an equally explosive document from the Senate
that shows the story behind the phony dossier is even worse than you
thought.
Senators Chuck Grassley and Lindsey
Graham have released a heavily redacted, yet very revealing copy of
their criminal referral against ex-British spy Christopher Steele, the
author of the dubious dossier we now know was parlayed into a FISA
warrant by Trump-hating operatives at the Justice Department.
More @ Fox
Sean Hannity Warns Comey and Christopher Steele: Call Your Lawyers Immediately “TICK TOCK”
Via Billy
Fox News’ Sean Hannity read fired FBI Director James Comey his Miranda Rights after the FISA memo was released.
On Tuesday evening, Hannity gave dossier author and James Comey some advice: Call your lawyers immediately.
Sean Hannity is speaking with
investigative reporter Sara Carter Tuesday evening. She may have some
bombshell news about the dossier and future memos.
Hannity tweeted Tuesday evening, “Christopher Steele and @Comey, my advice is to call your lawyers immediately. Full report on Hannity in 32 minutes. Tick tock tick tock ….”
More @ The Gateway Pundit
Trey Gowdy: Democrats may have intentionally included info in their FISA memo that requires redactions
Via Billy
Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., said Tuesday that Democrats may have purposely included classified or sensitive information in their memo countering the one drafted by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., and his staff.
"I think the Democrats are politically smart enough to put things in the memo that require either the [FBI] or the Department of Justice to say it needs to be redacted. Therefore, it creates this belief that there's something being hidden from the American people," Gowdy, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, told Fox News.
"Unfortunately, we are in an environment where you would include material that you know has to be redacted and you know responsible people are going to redact just so that questions will be asked," Gowdy continued.
Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., said Tuesday that Democrats may have purposely included classified or sensitive information in their memo countering the one drafted by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., and his staff.
"I think the Democrats are politically smart enough to put things in the memo that require either the [FBI] or the Department of Justice to say it needs to be redacted. Therefore, it creates this belief that there's something being hidden from the American people," Gowdy, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, told Fox News.
"Unfortunately, we are in an environment where you would include material that you know has to be redacted and you know responsible people are going to redact just so that questions will be asked," Gowdy continued.
More with videos @ Washington Examiner
THE BLM'S BUNDY BLUNDER-PATRIOTS VS. FASCISTS
Via Billy
Cliven Bundy’s ancestors on his mother’s side came, as pioneers, to the Gold Butte area of the southern Nevada desert in 1877 and began ranching from scratch. In doing this they established grazing rights and water rights—preemptive legal rights under Nevada law which gave them permanent rights to graze cattle on that land. Those legal rights were passed down through the years to Cliven Bundy and his family. In 1934, the Taylor Grazing Act was passed by Congress, an act designed to assist ranchers, especially in the arid American West, to raise cattle for the benefit Americans—by putting delicious and nutritious beef on their tables. The Bundy ranch is located about 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas, near the town of Bunkerville.
More @ NamSouth
Jim Mattis: Low-yield nukes mean US won't have to choose between 'surrender' and 'suicide'
Via Billy
It’s a key question in the debate over the Trump administration’s Nuclear Posture Review:
Does adding a couple of low-yield weapons to each of America’s ballistic missile submarines make the U.S. safer, or move the U.S. closer to nuclear war?
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis believes a low-yield option that doesn’t rely on an airplane having to penetrate enemy air defenses increases deterrence, and therefore lowers the risk of miscalculation, especially by the Russians.
It’s a perfectly logical argument, but it’s one that arms reduction advocates and skeptical members of Congress have a hard time accepting.
It’s a key question in the debate over the Trump administration’s Nuclear Posture Review:
Does adding a couple of low-yield weapons to each of America’s ballistic missile submarines make the U.S. safer, or move the U.S. closer to nuclear war?
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis believes a low-yield option that doesn’t rely on an airplane having to penetrate enemy air defenses increases deterrence, and therefore lowers the risk of miscalculation, especially by the Russians.
It’s a perfectly logical argument, but it’s one that arms reduction advocates and skeptical members of Congress have a hard time accepting.
More @ Washington Examiner
John Kelly: Some DACA-eligible immigrants were 'too lazy to get off their ass'
Via Billy
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly said Tuesday that many people eligible who were eligible for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program may have chosen not to sign up because they are "too lazy to get off their ass."
Kelly made the remark on Capitol Hill days ahead of Congress' first government funding deadline since last month's partial government shutdown, which centered on extending the program.
President Trump said he will support making the program permanent only if lawmakers agree to border wall funding and restrictions on legal immigration.
Kelly, speaking to reporters, addressed why Trump would support a pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million people, rather than the smaller subset currently protected by DACA.
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly said Tuesday that many people eligible who were eligible for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program may have chosen not to sign up because they are "too lazy to get off their ass."
Kelly made the remark on Capitol Hill days ahead of Congress' first government funding deadline since last month's partial government shutdown, which centered on extending the program.
President Trump said he will support making the program permanent only if lawmakers agree to border wall funding and restrictions on legal immigration.
Kelly, speaking to reporters, addressed why Trump would support a pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million people, rather than the smaller subset currently protected by DACA.
More @ Washington Examiner
IG poised to reignite war over FBI’s Clinton case
Few people have heard of Michael Horowitz, but that’s about to change.
Horowitz, the Department of Justice (DOJ) inspector general, is an increasingly critical player in the controversy surrounding the FBI, President Trump and the Russia investigation.
With little fanfare, he has been conducting a sprawling probe of the FBI’s handling of the 2016 investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server. His full report, which could set off shockwaves, is expected by the early spring.
More @ The Hill
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