Comments by "SolarChronicle" (@SolarChronicle) on "BREAKING NEWS: Kash Patel And Adam Schiff Have Explosive Confrontation During Confirmation Hearing" video.

  1. It was a preemptive pardon. He hasn’t been found guilty of anything yet.
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  2.  @fourliltadpoles  “to accept the pardon he admits to wrongdoing” That’s your opinion.
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  3.  @fourliltadpoles  And what did Schiff admit to doing wrong?
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  4.  @viper2148  Patel ain’t got sh!t on Schiff. Get over it.
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  5.  @donaldstephens11  👏 Thank you.
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  6.  @1st_Powder_Puff  Because Trump specifically said that the members of the January 6th committee should be jailed and that he would use the FBI to investigate the matter. And, now that Trump has the house, senate and supreme court on his side, they could likely make this happen.
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  7.  @aren1998  Yeah but not the same thing. Notice that Patel is not denying that he helped facilitate or support the project in some capacity just that he didn’t have hands-on involvement in the actual recording or musical creation process. At any rate, he is still part of the we.
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  8. Was it not? 🙄
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  9. 🤮
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  10. Why?
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  11. Finally a sane comment. Thanks.
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  12.  @billellis3137  A preemptive pardon does not automatically strip a person of their Fifth Amendment rights. They can still invoke it if answering could expose them to state crimes, unpardoned offenses, or new charges (such as perjury).
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  13.  @Shhh_94  “That doesn't mean he's exempt from being investigated because he definitely will” Yes, I know that. Everyone on the Jan. 6th committee is going to be investigated and it will be a total FAIL for Trump and his simps just like it was a total FAIL for him trying to prove the 2020 election was stolen.
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  14.  @Lindsay_sutherland24  Guilty of what?
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  15.  @AbiDas-k8k  Well, innocent people can be convicted due to flawed trials, bad legal representation, or political motivations.
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  16.  @viper2148  "He's a piece of crap and FBI Director Patel is going to take him down." Meet me back here in this thread after Patel FAILS to nail Schiff to the wall so I can LOL in your face.
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  17.  @GoranM-c4p  You should answer his question. Why did Trump ask the Supreme Court for presidential immunity and why did he pardon 1,500 “patriots” for storming the Capitol?
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  18. @ First of all, Trump has zero integrity. Let’s not pretend like he does. Secondly, Schiff initially opposed the Pardon but Biden insisted. Why? Remember, Biden is no longer in office. Trump is there now and has all three branches of government and he’s suggested the idea of using the FBI to go after the January 6th committee members. Trump can’t be trusted. That’s why Schiff has been preemptively pardoned. Now let me ask you. Why would 1,500 people who committed a crime by assaulting police officers, breaching/entering the capitol and committing vandalism accept a pardon when they know they were wrong?
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  19. Because he’s right and you’re mad?
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  20. Yeah, he’s a real tough guy. SMH…
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  21. What?
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  22. And Trump?
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  23. Who is?
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  24. Wow…so many Trump simps in the comments.
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  25. Good for him.
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  26. It’s not about exercising free speech. It’s about determining whether or not a man who glorifies convicted criminals by helping produce a song is qualified enough to be head of the FBI.
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  27. The comments LOADED Trump sycophants. Be careful my friend. We’re outnumbered.
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  28. When did you start making spurious characterizations?
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  29. Schiff has never stated he was against defunding the police, @sshole. Stop getting your news from Marjorie Taylor Greene and Alex Jones.
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  30. Why do you lie?
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  31. Are you kidding me? He sounds like a kid.
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  32. @ Not yet.
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  33. No, he didn’t lie dude 😂 The Mueller Report did not find clear evidence of criminal conspiracy or "collusion" between Trump and Russia, but it did document significant Russian interference in the election and various efforts by Trump’s campaign team to engage with Russian officials.
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  34. Kash Patel's response appears to be an attempt to downplay his level of involvement. While reports indicate that he co-produced and promoted the song, during this confirmation hearing, he is seemingly trying to distance himself by claiming he did not have direct involvement in its production. He’s not denying that he helped facilitate or support the project in some capacity just that he didn’t have hands-on involvement in the actual recording or musical creation process. At any rate, he is still part of the we. His phrasing is often used in political discourse to create ambiguity about one's role in a controversial matter. His denial likely aims to avoid deeper scrutiny regarding his association with individuals convicted for their roles in the January 6th attack.
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  35. Kash Patel's response appears to be an attempt to downplay his level of involvement. While reports indicate that he co-produced and promoted the song, during this confirmation hearing, he is seemingly trying to distance himself by claiming he did not have direct involvement in its production. He’s not denying that he helped facilitate or support the project in some capacity just that he didn’t have hands-on involvement in the actual recording or musical creation process. At any rate, he is still part of the we. His phrasing is often used in political discourse to create ambiguity about one's role in a controversial matter. His denial likely aims to avoid deeper scrutiny regarding his association with individuals convicted for their roles in the January 6th attack.
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  36. ???
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  37. What does that make Trump?
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  38.  @droc158  Give me an example.
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  39. Dewdrop. If I said, “we went to the store” that means I’m included, You and Patel need to go back to school.
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  40. Yeah, good luck with that. Trump tried to look into “election fraud” and we all know how well that went.
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  41. Kash Patel's response appears to be an attempt to downplay his level of involvement. While reports indicate that he co-produced and promoted the song, during this confirmation hearing, he is seemingly trying to distance himself by claiming he did not have direct involvement in its production. He’s not denying that he helped facilitate or support the project in some capacity just that he didn’t have hands-on involvement in the actual recording or musical creation process. At any rate, he is still part of the we. His phrasing is often used in political discourse to create ambiguity about one's role in a controversial matter. His denial likely aims to avoid deeper scrutiny regarding his association with individuals convicted for their roles in the January 6th attack.
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  42.  @dustymojave  Spreading disinformation gets you reported, champ.
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  43. And Trump is?
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  44. Trump didn’t pardon him.
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  45. What does that make Trump?
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  46. You’re delusional 😂
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  47.  @kipsmithers6470  😂👍
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  48. I hope you do as well.
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  49. What?
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  50. I don’t know about it being required. It’s a preemptive pardon in case Trump tries to fabricate evidence against him.
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  51. What does that make you?
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  52. Proof?
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  53. Lock YOU up for voting for a sociopath.
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  54. Preemptive pardon. In case Trump uses his cronies to fabricate evidence to prosecute Schiff.
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  55. @ No, he did not.
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  56. We never stopped, dumdum. FFS!
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  57. Disinformation gets you reported, champ.
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  58. Just sane people.
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  59.  @RodneyDempsey-o8w  “if he is not guilty of anything then he should not have taken the pardon.” Republicans have all three branches of government. Schiff wouldn’t stand a chance at trial. That’s why he took it.
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  60.  @johnhageman8232  "There isnt enough paper to list all this scum has done against the American people" That's Trump for ya.
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  61.  @GoranM-c4p  It's a preemptive pardon. Biden is out. So if Trump's loyalists have the power to falsely convict members of the January 6th committee then the pardon would keep them out of prison.
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  62.  @RodneyDempsey-o8w  What happened to Trump?
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  63.  @richardmitchell7918  Because Trump can’t be trusted. Remember, republicans have all three branches of government. They could make up any evidence against Schiff as they please.
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  64.  @chriskeene241  Ok? We’ll see.
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  65.  @Corey_Otis88  Thanks for your opinion.
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  66.  @Corey_Otis88  Just wondering your thoughts. Who won the 2020 election?
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  67.  @benfinesilver2250  Thanks for your opinion.
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  68.  @Saliem02  No, Biden pardoned him because of the current situation. Look at how much power your daddy Trump has now. All three branches of government plus the Supreme Court. They could literally make up any evidence they wanted against Schiff.
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  69.  @jacquelinevanaswegen4846  “he's as guilty as the day is long” Of what? Where’s your evidence?
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  70.  @totaltrol  “Only guilty people get pardons. Simple” Ok? Now, what was he guilty of and where is your evidence?
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  71. Sure. But can you first explain how a twice impeached president, convicted felon, sex offender and compulsive liar is allowed to become president?
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  72. Why did the thread started post and run??? Where are you, Levi?
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  73. @ Worse than the Senate exonerating Trump on two impeachments?
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  74. @ What?
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  75.  @1st_Powder_Puff  Railroad Trump? Lmao! Why are you defending a proven lair?
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  76.  @jonfriends2988  They don’t unless Trump is about to take office.
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  77.  @DelaLee-wt6px  Why?
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  78.  @GoranM-c4p  "because it's the right thing to do." Right thing to do? Please explain. "Why did Biden pardon his son ?" Ask Biden.
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  79.  @volshebny  First of all, Trump has zero integrity. Let’s not pretend like he does. Secondly, Schiff initially opposed the Pardon but Biden insisted. Why? Remember, Biden is no longer in office. Trump is there now and has all three branches of government and he’s suggested the idea of using the FBI to go after the January 6th committee members. Trump can’t be trusted. That’s why Schiff has been preemptively pardoned. Now let me ask you. Why would 1,500 people who committed crimes by assaulting police officers, breaching/entering the capitol and committing vandalism on Federal property accept a pardon when they know they were wrong?
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  80.  @joshuawynne4415  He’s a Senator not an ambassador.
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  81. 🙄 😂
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  82. No 😂
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  83. The Russians did influence the 2016 election. That was proven.
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  84. ???
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  85. I think you mean Trump.
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  86. Why reject the pardon? Republicans are in control of all three branches of government. So if charges are brought on Schiff they could literally make up any evidence they wanted against him and he’d be screwed.
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  87. The Mueller report confirmed that Russia interfered in the 2016 U.S. election through hacking and releasing Democratic Party emails and using social media to influence voters. The Russian government was also involved in trying to influence American politics through these efforts.
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  88. Hah! You wish.
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  89. Nobody lied, dummy. Schiff was basing his claims on the available evidence at the time.
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  90. What?
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  91. Kash Patel's response appears to be an attempt to downplay his level of involvement. While reports indicate that he co-produced and promoted the song, during this confirmation hearing, he is seemingly trying to distance himself by claiming he did not have direct involvement in its production. He’s not denying that he helped facilitate or support the project in some capacity just that he didn’t have hands-on involvement in the actual recording or musical creation process. At any rate, he is still part of the we. His phrasing is often used in political discourse to create ambiguity about one's role in a controversial matter. His denial likely aims to avoid deeper scrutiny regarding his association with individuals convicted for their roles in the January 6th attack.
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  92. You don’t have to be there. If you knowingly took part in a collective effort then YOU are included in WE.
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  93.  @WinstonBachan  If five people planned to rob a bank but one of them waited down the street to pick up the other 4 after stealing the money, the guy who waited for them was part of the collective effort and was part of the “we”. Mr Patel wants to pretend like he’s the guy who waited for the other four guys. Dude wants to play word games. Very childish.
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  94. Wow, so many Trump @ss-eaters in this thread. Holy cow…
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  95. @ The claim of a "hoax" often refers to the debate over whether there was collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, but the interference itself was a real and verified event.
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  96. So what. The investigation won’t go well for Patel.
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  97. Why?
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  98. You must be referring toTrump.
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  99. Kash Patel's response appears to be an attempt to downplay his level of involvement. While reports indicate that he co-produced and promoted the song, during this confirmation hearing, he is seemingly trying to distance himself by claiming he did not have direct involvement in its production. He’s not denying that he helped facilitate or support the project in some capacity just that he didn’t have hands-on involvement in the actual recording or musical creation process. At any rate, he is still part of the we. His phrasing is often used in political discourse to create ambiguity about one's role in a controversial matter. His denial likely aims to avoid deeper scrutiny regarding his association with individuals convicted for their roles in the January 6th attack.
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  100. Pelosi did not have direct control over the National Guard’s deployment on the Capitol grounds. The decision to call in the National Guard rested more with the Capitol Police and the Department of Defense, including officials like the Capitol Police Chief, the Secretary of Defense, and the President. In the days leading up to January 6, Pelosi and other congressional leaders were briefed on security preparations, but it wasn’t Pelosi's decision alone to approve or reject the National Guard's involvement. Reports show that the Pentagon, for example, initially hesitated to approve the request for National Guard troops from the Capitol Police, citing concerns about militarizing the situation. Eventually, National Guard troops were deployed, but by then, the situation had already escalated with rioters breaching the Capitol.
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  101. Kash Patel's response appears to be an attempt to downplay his level of involvement. While reports indicate that he co-produced and promoted the song, during this confirmation hearing, he is seemingly trying to distance himself by claiming he did not have direct involvement in its production. He’s not denying that he helped facilitate or support the project in some capacity just that he didn’t have hands-on involvement in the actual recording or musical creation process. At any rate, he is still part of the we. His phrasing is often used in political discourse to create ambiguity about one's role in a controversial matter. His denial likely aims to avoid deeper scrutiny regarding his association with individuals convicted for their roles in the January 6th attack.
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  102. Because Trump can’t be trusted.
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  103. Why are you still around?
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  104. Schiff didn’t lie about anything, dude. The Mueller Report did not find clear evidence of criminal conspiracy or "collusion" between Trump and Russia, but it did document significant Russian interference in the election and various efforts by Trump’s campaign team to engage with Russian officials.
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  105. Why?
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  106. Meanwhile, Patel sits there and pretends like the word “me” doesn’t include himself. Schiff called him out on his childish bs.
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  107. Get over it, dude.
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