Nancy 'Dancing Hands' Pelosi lies: says Trump fired Mueller

If Elizabeth Warren had to depict House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, she would say the Democratic congresswoman "speaks with forked tongue."

Pelosi is fundraising off the firing of "our only hope" Special Counsel Robert Mueller. Except that Mueller has not been fired and Pelosi lied.

The 74-year-old Democrat sent out a false email titled "Mueller FIRED" and then asked people to send money to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) amid speculations that Trump may fire Mueller because he is pissed off over the Michael Cohen FBI raid.

While the text within the email acknowledges that Mueller has not been fired, Pelosi tried to confuse people: "I'm so furious I can barely write this email. President Trump is inches away from firing Robert Mueller and derailing the entire Russia investigation."

Of course, this email came just days after President Trump clearly restated that he was not going to fire Mueller.

"If I wanted to fire Robert Mueller in December, as reported by the Failing New York Times, I would have fired him. Just more Fake News from a biased newspaper," Trump tweeted.

Pelosi also accused her GOP colleagues of "actively helping" Trump to ruin the Russia investigation regarding their collusion between the Kremlin and Trump. She wants money to "kick each and every one of them out of office."

"[Republicans are]  jeopardizing our democracy, our national security, and the safety of every election we hold. Frankly, they can't be trusted," she said, obviously mistaking which party she actually was referring to, since it is the Democratic Party that wants to allow illegal aliens to enter the country, stifles conservative speakers on college campuses, and did exactly the same thing with Facebook and the election when Obama was in office. Insofar as trust is concerned, just think about Hillary Clinton's illegal private email server, her uranium deal with Russia, the open mic moment with Obama and the Russian president, and you can see the irony in Pelosi's words.

Pelosi said that Mueller is "our only hope for justice," but what she really meant was that he is her only hope for impeachment.

Whatever gave the DCCC the notion that sending out Pelosi bull-pucks was a good idea? Hopefully, independent voters will see through the lie.

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Senators shine a light on 'unusual' Susan Rice email on Russia probe

Former national security adviser Susan Rice sent an "unusual email" to herself on January 20, 2017--the day President Trump was sworn into office. What made it 'unusual' was that it documented President Obama's guidance at a high-level covert meeting about how law enforcement ought to investigate Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, a pair of GOP senators said Monday.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley and Sen. Lindsey Graham said the partially unclassified email was sent by Rice the day of Trump's inauguration and it seems to document a meeting with Obama, then-FBI Director James Comey, then-Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates, then-Vice President and Chief Gaffer Joe Biden and Rice herself.

In the email, Rice wrote: "President Obama began the conversation by stressing his continued commitment to ensuring that every aspect of this issue is handled by the Intelligence and law enforcement communities 'by the book.' The president stressed that he is not asking about, initiating or instructing anything from a law enforcement perspective. He reiterated that our law enforcement team needs to proceed as it normally would by the book."

And true to Obama form, the email reflects his guidance on sharing sensitive information with both the Russians and the incoming Trump administration.

So rather than sharing information with the incoming administration, Rice revealed that Obama said "he wants to be sure that, as we engage with the incoming team, we are mindful to ascertain if there is any reason that we cannot share information fully as it relates to Russia."

"The President asked Comey to inform him if anything changes in the next few weeks that should affect how we share classified information with the incoming team. Comey said he would."

Grassley (R-Iowa), and Graham (R-SC), upon releasing the email Monday said that they uncovered it as part of their oversight of the FBI and the DOJ, and said it raises new questions.

"It strikes us as odd that, among your activities in the final moments on the final day of the Obama administration, you would feel the need to send yourself such an unusual email purporting to document a conversation involving President Obama and his interactions with the FBI regarding the Trump/Russia investigation," they said in a letter to Rice.

"In addition, despite your claim that President Obama repeatedly told Mr. Comey to proceed 'by the book,' substantial questions have arisen about whether officials at the FBI, as well as at the Justice Department and the State Department, actually did proceed 'by the book.'"

Perhaps Rice was told to 'cover their butts' by telling the FBI to go 'by the book.'

Certainly the Trump "dossier" wasn't 'by the book' nor was Fast and Furious, the Clinton private email server and the way Benghazi was mishandled. 

I believe they were writing the book as they plowed along.


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Is there a Comey jackboot about to drop?

A Comey confidante and longtime buddy, Benjamin Wittes, tweeted on Friday, "tick tick tick." Wittes is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and was hinting that a big story regarding Comey's relationship with President Trump was waiting to be told.

Wittes went after Trump after the president constantly referred to the Russia investigation as a "witch hunt" suggesting that a bombshell was about to explode.

This wasn't the first time Wittes warned of a revelation about to happen. He tweeted the same message on May 16.

Just hours later the New York Times broke the story about Comey's memo which said that Trump asked him if he could "let this go." Comey, you may recall, got a case of "the vapors" and swooned at Trump's words, repeating over and over 'Lordy, Lordy.' 

Rumor has it, the former FBI director literally wet his pants after hearing the words of the President.

On May 18, Wittes once again tweeted "tick tick tick." The Times that same day reported that Comey was uncomfortable with Trump's questions over whether he was personally under investigation. In the article, Wittes was quoted: "He had to throw some brushback pitches to the administration."

Then on Thursday, Comey was seen walking into the New York Times building with his relatively short wife. Fox News called it a "sneaky visit," and came on the heels of Trump admitting that he didn't tape his conversations with Comey.

It turns out the Comeys were there to attend a charity event, as reported by The Hill, but could it be that the charity event was to raise money for the American Communist Party?

Alex Jones might think so.


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