Trump receptive to Graham's call for 2nd special counsel to review Russia probe origins, source says

[shockedcanadian]

You want real transparency, Rule of Law and a massive deterrent from future abuses against presidents and politicians, possibly via use of State power? This would achieve that goal I'm sure.

As I've said 1000 times, if America fails, we are all going to be servants to some collective government.

Trump receptive to Graham's call for 2nd special counsel to review Russia probe origins, source says

Trump receptive to Graham's call for 2nd special counsel to review Russia probe origins, source says

President Trump was enthusiastic about the idea of appointing a second special counsel to review the origins of the Russia investigation when it came up during a meeting Tuesday with Republican senators, a source familiar with the discussions told Fox News.

The president was specifically reacting to GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham's call for another special counsel as well as the senator's vow to look into issues like the alleged abuse of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act at the dawn of the Russia probe. The source told Fox News that the president seemed excited about that course during a Senate GOP lunch on Capitol Hill, which Graham and other senators attended.


The topic of a new special counsel resurfaced this week when Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Graham, R-S.C., urged Attorney General Bill Barr to appoint someone to look into alleged abuses in the case following the conclusion of Robert Mueller's investigation -- which did not uncover evidence of a Trump-Russia conspiracy in 2016, according to Barr's summary.

 

[RealDave]

You want real transparency, Rule of Law and a massive deterrent from future abuses against presidents and politicians, possibly via use of State power? This would achieve that goal I'm sure.

As I've said 1000 times, if America fails, we are all going to be servants to some collective government.

Trump receptive to Graham's call for 2nd special counsel to review Russia probe origins, source says

Trump receptive to Graham's call for 2nd special counsel to review Russia probe origins, source says

President Trump was enthusiastic about the idea of appointing a second special counsel to review the origins of the Russia investigation when it came up during a meeting Tuesday with Republican senators, a source familiar with the discussions told Fox News.

The president was specifically reacting to GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham's call for another special counsel as well as the senator's vow to look into issues like the alleged abuse of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act at the dawn of the Russia probe. The source told Fox News that the president seemed excited about that course during a Senate GOP lunch on Capitol Hill, which Graham and other senators attended.


The topic of a new special counsel resurfaced this week when Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Graham, R-S.C., urged Attorney General Bill Barr to appoint someone to look into alleged abuses in the case following the conclusion of Robert Mueller's investigation -- which did not uncover evidence of a Trump-Russia conspiracy in 2016, according to Barr's summary.

Our intelligence agencies know Russia interfered. They interfered to help Trump. Trump campaign advisor spoke with the Russians on Clinton dirt. Trump & several members of his campaign had contact with the Russians and Trump lied about it.

 

[occupied]

Bogus witch hunt.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

The coup conspirators have to be held accountable for the sake of our representative democracy.

 

[occupied]

The coup conspirators have to be held accountable for the sake of our representative democracy.

Bogus witch hunt.

 

[ColonelAngus]

The FISA warrant was obtained under false pretenses.

Heads should roll.

 

[occupied]

The FISA warrant was obtained under false pretenses.

Heads should roll.

Bogus witch hunt.

 

[shockedcanadian]

I don't doubt that Russia tried to influence your election. Just as Canada, England, Australia, China and every other nation tried. If it's degrees, then have the conversation.

Is it bad for social media trolls to try and influence U.S voters (you can be sure this is easily achieve by ALL nations)? Or big donations into Foundations or sweetheart speech fees before and after valid interference? How about former British spies, I mean, sometimes I laugh the naive premise of this, a FORMER SPY, from a so-called ally, generates a dossier for $5M, and this dossier is used for a global view of a 2+ year witch hunt?

I support the CIA and FBI as much as anyone, most are going to do the right thing. However, the last administration and potential patsies they put in places of leadership...that has to be considered.

Oversight and accountability is vital. Few nations have it, certainly not like the U.S. Considering the Kavanaugh Hearings with no consequences for people. Allegations of all kinds by the MSM and Obamas Party and former administration without consequences, well, only such a approach puts this all to rest.

You've fought the British to be free, now the fight is against the global socialists who pretend they will come to yur defense, embrace capitalism and free elections, but, their actions appear to be different.

 

[depotoo]

You keep leaving out the fact testimony shows they helped Hillary, too. They played the candidates against each other. The media only made a big deal about Trump, on purpose.

You want real transparency, Rule of Law and a massive deterrent from future abuses against presidents and politicians, possibly via use of State power? This would achieve that goal I'm sure.

As I've said 1000 times, if America fails, we are all going to be servants to some collective government.

Trump receptive to Graham's call for 2nd special counsel to review Russia probe origins, source says

Trump receptive to Graham's call for 2nd special counsel to review Russia probe origins, source says

President Trump was enthusiastic about the idea of appointing a second special counsel to review the origins of the Russia investigation when it came up during a meeting Tuesday with Republican senators, a source familiar with the discussions told Fox News.

The president was specifically reacting to GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham's call for another special counsel as well as the senator's vow to look into issues like the alleged abuse of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act at the dawn of the Russia probe. The source told Fox News that the president seemed excited about that course during a Senate GOP lunch on Capitol Hill, which Graham and other senators attended.


The topic of a new special counsel resurfaced this week when Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Graham, R-S.C., urged Attorney General Bill Barr to appoint someone to look into alleged abuses in the case following the conclusion of Robert Mueller's investigation -- which did not uncover evidence of a Trump-Russia conspiracy in 2016, according to Barr's summary.

Our intelligence agencies know Russia interfered. They interfered to help Trump. Trump campaign advisor spoke with the Russians on Clinton dirt. Trump & several members of his campaign had contact with the Russians and Trump lied about it.

 

[ColonelAngus]

The FISA warrant was obtained under false pretenses.

Heads should roll.

Bogus witch hunt.

There is actual evidence.

Let’s see the FISA warrant application.

 

[mikegriffith1]

The Russia probe should indeed be investigated. So we can try to make sure that something like this never happens again. The Democrats also succeeded in turning us into a banana republic, a version of a corrupt Third World country where a reckless party will do anything to keep another party from exercising power.