Comments by "" (@DavidJ222) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. The people of Ukraine are doing the same thing we as Americans would do if Russia invaded our country. FIGHT!!!!!🇺🇦 Long live Ukraine!!! 🇺🇦 🇺🇲
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  2. Kushner and Don Jr are definitely in trouble. The fact that they haven't been subpoenaed by Mueller means that they are a target of the investigation. Prosecutors don't subpoena people who are targets of an investigation, they subpoena people who will testify as witnesses against the targets. Mueller already has a number of people from Trump's team who have flipped and are ready to spill the beans on Trump and his criminal family.
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  3. Trump is a traitor.
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  4. Trump: "If they can do this to me, then they can do it to you. Because no one is above the law. And now I know this." 😢
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  5. The 5 stages of Trumpism: 1. It's a total lie, never happened, fake news. 2. Ok, so it happened, but it's not a big deal. 3. Ok, so it might be a big deal, but it isn't illegal. 4. Ok, so it's illegal, but but but Hillary and Obama, something unintelligible, so it's okay. 5. WHATEVER LIBBY!! YOU'RE JUST A SORE LOSER. MAGA!!!!
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  6. Trump picks the best people.....then fires them.
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  7. Two idiots sitting at a table, trying to see who can out lie, and out crazy the other guy.
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  8. Trump: "If they can do this to me, then they can do it to you. Because no one is above the law. And now I know this." 😢
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  9. Witches that Mueller has caught and indicted so far. This is what a criminal conspiracy looks like. Paul Manafort Role: Trump campaign manager from June to August 2016. Rick Gates Role: Paul Manafort’s former business partner. Duties for the Trump campaign included wrangling GOP convention delegates and arranging the inaugural ceremony. George Papadopoulos Role: Foreign policy adviser for the Trump campaign. He served for a total of 11 months. Michael Flynn Role: Trump's former national security adviser. Van Der Zwaan Role: Attorney who was an associate of former Trump adviser Rick Gates. Van Der Zwaan is accused of lying to the FBI about his interactions with Rick Gates, a Trump adviser, and former Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort. Richard Pinedo Role: California man who sold bank accounts to Russian agents. 13 Russian Nationals and 3 Russian Entities Role: Russian nationals and entities allegedly working with the Trump administration during the 2016 U.S. election. Charges: All defendants were charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States. Three defendants were charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bank fraud, and five defendants were charged with aggravated identity theft. 12 Russian Intelligence Officers Role: The people who hacked into the Clinton campaign's emails and released the stolen documents during the campaign.
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  10. Trump needs to know and understand that Mueller is out there, and he can't be bargained with. He can't be reasoned with. He doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear.  And he absolutely will not stop, EVER,  until Trump and his crime family are in prison. Mueller is like Elliott Ness and his merry band of untouchables.
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  11. Rudy was right about one thing,  This has nothing to do with collusion,  but it has everything to do with a criminal conspiracy.  And remember, Manafort was in that Trump Tower meeting along with Don Jr, Kushner, and Russian agents.  This trial is simply about putting pressure on Manafort. Once he's faced with the full weight of the amount of years he's facing, he'll cut a deal and reveal everything he knows about the treasonous Trump traitor family.  And make no mistake,  Mueller has Manafort dead to rights. Because the case against Manafort is all on paper and in black and white. It's called a paper trail of evidence. It's all financial crimes that aren't much different than the evidence used against Bernie Madoff.  Money laundering, mail fraud, bank fraud,  wire fraud, fake LLCs,, tax evasion, bank deposits, bank withdrawals.....and it all leaves a paper trail leading right back to Manafort.  He's skrewed.
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  12. How about actually coming up with a healthcare plan of their own. Because taking healthcare away from millions of Americans is NOT a plan.
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  13. Cohen just got subpoenaed by the state of NY to testify in the state's lawsuit against Trump's fake charity foundation. Oopsie!!!😄😄 That's going to be a serious problem for traitor Trump and his crime family.
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  14. "He's scared sh'tless. This is the way he compensates for that. He gives people the appearance he doesn't care by doing this. For the first time in his life, it looks like he's being held accountable. Up until this point in his life, it's like, I'm not going to pay you; take me to court. He's never been held accountable before." -- Marine General John Kelly Semper Fi..
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  15. Wow....Rudy and Sean look like someone just walked all over their graves.😔
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  16. LMAO!!!!😂😂😆
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  17. Tucker is traitor, a coward and a fool. He is literally doing Putin's work.
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  18. I pledge allegiance to the 🇺🇸, I would never pledge allegiance to a party or an individual. Semper Fi...
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  19. Trump just fired Baron Trump. His youngest son will be replaced with Devin Nunes. Nunes stated that he is happy for this opportunity.
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  20. Fun Fact: 60% of Haley voters said they will not be voting for Trump. 🤣🤣
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  21. Comer and Jordan have been in all-out panic mode the past couple days, scrambling to defend themselves on why the foundation of their entire investigation was premised on RussianDisinformation that they have been peddling for two years. 😂😂
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  22. Flynn literally admitted to lying.
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  23. This guy is a man of honor who puts his country and morals before party. I salute you Sir.
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  24. NATO members came to America's aid in Afghan without hesitation. Many of those NATO soldiers never made it back home. And NATO never sent America a bill. Let that sink in for a moment. America needs NATO, and NATO needs America. "For the strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack." Marine veteran. Semper Fi...
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  25. What took so long? This is the same clown that blocked rush hour DC traffic because he wanted to ride a horse into work for his 1st day on the job. That should have been everyone's first sign that this guy was #1, an A-hole, and 2nd, he was going to be a serious problem. Zinke knows that he's in trouble come January. He used his position to line his pockets, but running won't save him.
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  26. Someone should inform Trump that karma is undefeated. And she will be waiting for him when he runs out of delays."😂😂
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  27. Trump won't hesitate to do harm to this country if he believes he will benefit from it. Blocking the border security bill is a perfect example. During an interview with Lou Dobbs, Trump said that he was rooting for an economic collapse in the next twelve months so that he can have a better chance at prevailing in the upcoming presidential election. Let that sink in for a moment.
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  28. Comer and Jordan have been in all-out panic mode the past couple days, scrambling to defend themselves on why the foundation of their entire investigation was premised on RussianDisinformation that they have been peddling for two years. 😂😂
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  29. Trump: "You've got Guatemalans, Mexicans, ISIS, the Menendez Brothers, the 1990 Detroit Pistons, decepticons, those flyingMonkeys from the Wizard of Oz, Hannibal Lecter, Thanos, and severalBabadooks, all crossing the border illegally. Its scary stuff."😂😂
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  30. Genreral John Kelly voted for Trump, and eventually became his White House Chief of Staff. And THEN, he got to know him. “The depths of his dishonesty is just astounding to me. The dishonesty, the transactional nature of every relationship, though it’s more pathet0ic than anything else. He is the most flawed person I have ever met in my life,” --- General Kelly, Trump’s former White House Chief of Staff.
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  31. Several wealthy Russians were “granted unusual access” to Trump inauguration parties back in January 2017 — and Mueller is seeking to find out why. The tycoons were given “unprecedented access to Trump’s inner circle”—and investigators in special council Robert Mueller’s probe are interested in their attendance at the parties. Rick Gates was heavily involved in planning the inauguration, with a Yahoo News report in 2016calling him the “shadow chair” of the event. There have long been serious questions about the money behind Trump’s inauguration — and where, exactly, it all went. Trump’s inaugural committee raised an astonishing $106.7 million, double the previous record set by Obama’s 2009 inaugural. But what they did with it isn’t so clear. The chair of GW Bush’s 2nd inauguration, Greg Jenkins, said he was baffled. “Trump had a third of the staff and a quarter of the events that we had,  and yet they raise at least twice as much as we did,” he said. “So there’s the obvious question: Where did it go? I don’t know.” The inauguration caught law enforcement’s attention back while it was happening. Counterintelligence officials at the FBI were concerned  by an unusual presence of politically connected Russians in DC during the event — including some of the exact people who “had surfaced in the agency’s investigation of the Trump campaign’s ties to Russia.” Back in June ABC News reported that Mueller’s investigators wanted to know why several billionaires with “deep ties to Russia” got access to “exclusive, invitation-only receptions” during the inauguration. These Russians had invites to events that were so exclusive, that even members of Congress had a hard time getting into. It is against the law for foreign nationals to donate to a presidential inaugural committee. Mueller is exploring whether wealthy Russians used “straw donors” with American citizenship to steer money into the inauguration. Sometime around March of this year, Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg flew in to a NY on a private plane — and was met there by Mueller’s investigators, who questioned him and searched his electronic devices. Vekselberg is the owner of the Renova Group, a Russian conglomerate with aluminum and oil interests, and is one of the richest people in Russia. His cousin, Andrew Intrater, an American citizen who runs a US company tied to Vekselberg’s company, donated $250,000. Intrater had also kicked in $35,000 to the Trump Victory Committee. Vekselberg and Intrater attended Trump’s inauguration together, and at the January 19 candlelight dinner, they were seated with Trump’s lawyer, Cohen.. Later that year, that company run by Intrater paid Cohen’s shell company, Essential Consultants LLC, $500,000 — for, they claimed, real estate advice. A 1million inaugural donation came from Leonard Blavatnik, who runs a company called Access Industries. Blavatnik was on the guest list for the January 19 candlelight dinner too. Blavatnik is a Soviet-born, UK-based billionaire who is a US citizen. He is also partnered with Vekselberg, in Russia’s aluminum industry. Together, they built the largest aluminum company in Russia by merging with Oleg Deripaska’s Rusal. Deripaska is also a player in Mueller's  investigation — he employed Manafort, and Manafort tried to get in touch with him during 2016. Alexander Mashkevitch, a Kazakh mining billionaire, was on the guest list for the “candlelight dinner,” and happens to have been in the Seychelles around the same time as Erik Prince, a Trump adviser. And Natalia Veselnitskaya and Rinat Akhmetshin, who attended Don Jr’s infamous Trump Tower meeting, were in town too — they attended an inauguration night party thrown by Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA), who’s widely viewed as the biggest supporter of Putin’s regime in Congress. Several people involved in previous inaugurations were quoted expressing puzzlement over how Trump’s team could have possibly spent over $100 million for what they got. But if there is anyone who might know where much of the money went, it is Rick Gates, who is now working with Mueller's investigation. So whatever Rick Gates knows, Robert Mueller now knows too.
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  32. Psychiatrist Robert Jay Lifton, who taught at Harvard Medical School, wrote a paper titled ccult Formation in the early 1980s. He delineated  primary characteristics, which are the most common features shared by destructiveCults like Trump ism. 1. A charismatic leader, who increasingly becomes an object of worship as the general principles that may have originally sustained the group lose power. That is a living leader, who has no meaningful accountability and becomes the single most defining element of the group and its source of power and authority.. 2. A process of indoctrination or education is in use that can be seen as coercive persuasion or thought reform commonly called "br@inwashing". The culmination of this process can be seen by members of the group often doing things that are not in their own best interest, but consistently in the best interest of its leader. When they are finally confronted with truth and reality, many ccults and their leaders — as we remember from the likes of Jim Jones, David Koresh and the Branch Davidians — come to a catastrophic end.
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  33. "I have a chapter in the book on malignant narcissism as a characteristic of destructive ccult leaders. These are people who have a deep need for grandiosity, to be the center of attention, who need to control others, and who lack empathy and lie without hesitation. These are psychological traits perfectly attuned to manipulation and projection." "But the malignant part is about sociopathic tendencies. Almost every ccult leader thinks he’s above the law, which is why he’s allowed to persecute and harass or harm anyone he wants. When someone really believes this, they can rationalize all kinds of destructive behavior." --Steven Hassan, The CCult of Trump.
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  34. The one time Trump didn't lie was during a cnn interview on March 21, 2004. "The economy does better under the Democrats than the Republicans." --Trump 😂😅😅
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  35. Trump has just developed an explosive case of nervous and violent diarrhea.😄.
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  36. Trump: "As a multi-billionaire, I am very humbly asking if you can chip in 5 dollars, 10 dollars, or even 500 million dollars to save me." 🤣
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  37. Trump: "I just need you to find me 11,780 more votes. And while you're at it, I need you to find me 355 million dollars, which is 355 million more than I have." 😂
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  38. Creepy and weird. 😅
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  39. Comer and Jordan have been in all-out panic mode the past couple days, scrambling to defend themselves on why the foundation of their entire investigation was premised on RussianDisinformation that they have been peddling for two years. 😂😂
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  40. I still remember when Trump insulted Ted's wife. 😂😂
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  41. Trump: "You've got Guatemalans, Mexicans, ISIS, the Menendez Brothers, the 1990 Detroit Pistons, decepticons, those flyingMonkeys from the Wizard of Oz, Thanos, and severalBabadooks, all crossing the border illegally. Its scary stuff."😂😂
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  42. In March of 2018, China'sPresident changed the country’s constitution to allow him to stay in power for life. In closed-door remarks at the Mar-a-Lago golf club in March of 2018, Trump praised his recent power grab, and said he wouldn’t mind trying it himself. Trump: “He’s now president for life. President for life!! No, he’s great,” Trump said. “And look, he was able to do that. I think it’s great. Maybe we’ll have to give that a shot someday.”
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  43. "You don't know anything about the boxes." This is what Trump told his secretary when she informed him that the FBI had contacted her to be interviewed..
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  44. Repubs: "It doesn't have to be true, It just has to be believed."
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  45. Watching Republicans applaud Trump Capitol the other day had a ccult of personality vibe to it. It reminds me of how members of the Soviet Politburo would applaud Stalin. After Stalin gave his speech at a conference for the Comm unist Party in 1937, the audience exploded into applause. Everyone in the room leaped to their feet and began to clap wildly. Some seemed to be in a contest of who could stand and clap the fastest. Yet, the big question soon came: who would have the nerve to stop clapping first? After a few minutes, nobody showed the courage to stop, and so the applause went on. The clapping continued nonstop for eleven minutes. Finally, one man had enough and stopped clapping. As soon as he sat down, the frenzied audience also quieted down. Soon, the room was completely silent. Later that night, the man who stopped clapping first was arrested and sentenced to ten years in prison. Authorities reportedly told him “don’t ever be the first one to stop clapping!“ ---The Gulag Archipelago by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
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  46. Trump said the 14th Amendment does not apply to him because the oath he took was not to our Constitution. Trump's argument is that the presidential oath does not require a president to support the constitution. YIKES!!! Let that sink in for a moment. Trump: "When I took the oath of office, that oath wasn't to the country or the Constitution. The oath was to myself. And I will be faithful to that oath."
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  47. NATO members came to America's aid in Afghan without hesitation. Many of those NATO soldiers never made it back home. And NATO never sent America a bill. Let that sink in for a moment. America needs NATO, and NATO needs America. "For the strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack." Marine veteran. Semper Fi...
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  48. If you've distanced yourself from close friends, and turned your back on relatives, all for the sake of a funny looking ManBaby with a spray on tan, then you might be in a ccult. If you ever find yourself attending events where everyone there is wearing the same red hat as you are, then you might be in a ccult.
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  49. When it comes to border security, I'm going to take the advice of the professionals who are on the border day and night 365 days of the year. I'll take their advice over a politician's, or any tv pundit. Those who actually work at the border are urging the quick passage of the border security bill. The National Border Patrol Council, the official union of the U.S. BorderPatrol, endorsed the bipartisan border security bill on Monday. In a statement released by Brandon Judd, President of the National BorderPatrol Council, the union called the bill a "step in the right direction and noted that while the bill is "not perfect," it is "far better than the status quo."
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  50. Trump won't hesitate to do harm to this country if he believes he will benefit from it. Blocking the border security bill is a perfect example.
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