Comments by "" (@DavidJ222) on "Erin Burnett: Russia investigation was no witch hunt" video.

  1. A perfect example of what happens when Don the Con is under oath. In 2007, Trump sued reporter, Tim O'Brien and Warner Books for 5 billion dollars. In 2009, a judge dismissed Trump’s case against O’Brien. Trump appealed, but in 2011 that was denied, too. Trump accused O'Brien of being reckless and dishonest in a book that raised questions about Trump’s net worth. The reporter’s attorneys turned the tables on Trump, and brought Trump in for a deposition. During the deposition on Dec.19 and 20, 2007, Trump was caught lying at least 30 times. Trump had to acknowledge 30 times during that deposition that he had lied over the years about a wide range of issues: his ownership stake in a large Manhattan real estate development, the cost of a membership to one of his golf clubs, the size of the Trump Organization, his wealth, the rate for his speaking appearances, how many condos he had sold, the debt he owed, and whether he borrowed money from his family to stave off personal bankruptcy." The lies Trump told were unstrategic, needless, highly specific, and easy to disprove. When he was caught lying, Trump sometimes blamed others for the error or explained that the untrue thing really was true,  at least in his mind. Trump's lying deposition is now a part of the public record. This is a perfect example of why Trump's lawyers never permitted Trump to be interviewed by Mueller. They know that Trump is morally and pathologically incapable of telling the truth, about anything.
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  2. Trump admitted to obstruction of justice on national tv when he told Lester Holt that he fired Comey because he wouldn't end the Russia investigation. So after the not so stable genius admitted to obstruction of justice, Trump's minister of propaganda, Sarah Sanders, later tried to protect Trump from obstruction allegations by telling a blatant lie. During a press briefing, she offered a different rationale for Comey’s firing. She said that “countless members of the FBI” had contacted her to say they had lost confidence in Comey, the implication being that Trump was merely acting in response to the wishes of FBI rank-and-file when he decided to fire him.😂😄 We now know from the Mueller report, that when the time came for Sanders to be interviewed under oath by investigators working for the special counsel, her story suddenly changed. She told the special counsel’s team that her comment about FBI agents contacting her to express concerns about Comey was actually a “slip of the tongue” that was not based on anything. We now know that Trump tried to get Sessions and McGahn to do a repeat of Nixon's Saturday night massacre, and fire Special Counsel Robert Mueller. McGahn even threatened to quit because he said that Trump was trying to get him to do some Krazy 💩.
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  3. hatchet62 WRONG!!!! That's not how obstruction of justice works. Comey was in charge of investigating Flynn and Russian interference in the election. Trump wanted the investigation stopped. That's obstruction of a lawful investigation. Trump had no business even asking Comey to stop the investigation.
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  4. J MacDonald Cheers..
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