Billiejeens
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It was very accurate,, whatâs the problem? Lol are you agreeing? HahahAs the transcript reads there was nothing wrong with it .. according to todayâs witness.. that makes a lot of people you are calling a liar lolExcept of course- pretty much everything the Whistleblower described was accurate.
Except for that.
Trumpâs favorite talking point about the whistleblower has been refuted by his own White House
That account of the call uncannily matches the memo about it released by the White House. According to the memo, after Trump congratulated Zelensky on his win and criticized other European countries who have âdone almost nothing for you,â he asked the new Ukrainian president to âdo us a favorâ and brought up his desired investigations into the origins of the FBIâs Russia probe that concluded Russia interfered in the 2016 election on his behalf â and also asked for an investigation into Biden.
Not only was the whistleblower correct about the broad outlines of the Trump-Zelensky call, but he had particular details right. For instance, the complaint alleges that Trump pressured Zelensky to âmeet or speak with two people the President named explicitly as his personal envoys on these matters, [his personal lawyer Rudy] Giuliani and Attorney General [William] Barr, to whom the President referred multiple times in tandem.â
As the above excerpt from the White House memo indicates, the whistleblower also correctly characterized the call when he alleged that Trump praised a prosecutor who had expressed interest in investigating the Bidens but was fired on corruption concerns, Yuriy Lutsenko, âand suggested that [Zelensky] might want to keep him in his position.â
The whistleblower was also right about the White Houseâs efforts to cover up the phone call
Not only did the White House corroborate the whistleblowerâs account of the Trump-Zelensky phone call, but it also corroborated his allegation that afterward, âsenior White House officials had intervened to âlock downâ all records of the phone call.â
In fact, the whistleblowerâs account of how the White House tried to restrict the spreading of information about the call matches the White Houseâs down to the specific government agency involved. From the complaint:
According to multiple White House officials I spoke with, the transcript of the Presidentâs call with President [Zelensky] was placed into a computer system managed directly by the National Security Council (NSC) Directorate for Intelligence Programs. This is a standalone computer system reserved for codeword-level intelligence information, such as covert action. According to information I received from White House officials, some officials voiced concerns internally that this would be an abuse of the system and was not consistent with the responsibilities of the Directorate for Intelligence Programs.
Make up your mind- do you think that 'transcript' matches the whistleblowers claims or is it 'perfect'
According to at least two witnesses so far, the conversation was far from perfect.
I don't know who 'today's witness' is- or what he or she said- so please feel free to provide a link.
Great so now we are in agreement that the transcript and the whistleblowers claims are both 'accurate'.
Now if we can just get the President to stop impeding the investigation and stop trying to conceal all of the documents.
The ballyhooed âwhistleblowerâsâ account of President Trumpâs phone call of July 25 with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has one big problem. The anonymous accuser, a CIA officer, did not witness the events he described.
In other words, in the letter of August 12 to Representative Adam Schiff and Senator Richard Burr, chairmen of the congressional intelligence committees, the whistleblower merely repeated explosive, unproven claims he heard from someone else. The someone else was multiple âWhite House officialsâ who claim Trump, in asking Zelensky to probe the Biden-Burisma scandal, did so to invite Ukraineâs collusion in Trumpâs 2020 campaign.
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So HOW did Ciaremella acquire the information?
If he did not have personal knowledge WHY did he assume the in formation was true?
Neither Bolton nor Vindman had the authority to share metadata.
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Oh my goodness the irony of you mentioning "authority" is off the chart.