Tight lips so far, interested to find out if this information is shared with dems., what did Trump know and when, maybe nothing at all.

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Tight lips so far, interested to find out if this information is shared with dems., what did Trump know and when, maybe nothing at all.

please be more specific about what we don't know that you think Comey knows and isn't telling anyone. Comey needs to go

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Originally Posted by Guest

Tight lips so far, interested to find out if this information is shared with dems., what did Trump know and when, maybe nothing at all.

Perhaps he finally has something sold concerning HRC and her Huma-pet .



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Originally Posted by Guest

please be more specific about what we don't know that you think Comey knows and isn't telling anyone. Comey needs to go

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under Google facepage, this was one of stories.
only thing I left out was the route Burr took to get to meeting eluding reporters.

Originally Posted by Guest

Tight lips so far, interested to find out if this information is shared with dems., what did Trump know and when, maybe nothing at all.

This is your original post. I believe there is a lot left out???????

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Originally Posted by Guest

please be more specific about what we don't know that you think Comey knows and isn't telling anyone. Comey needs to go

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Yes, we must eliminate any one or any group that in anyway might oppose our leader.

Wow...that was scary even typing that. BUT that is the mood of the folks....he has rallies so you can tell him you love him....blasts away at anybody who might in anyway disagree...see media...any court justice that even hints at opposing him is up to be personally attacked.

IT is true but oh so scary when you type that.

Dont have any idea if this is IT or not, but this entire comic house of cards WILL tumble....just not sure when.

When you build on a lie, use deception and are anything but transparent, that does not last.

"Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr, R-N.C., had two main objectives. First, hoof it to the Senate’s Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility as quickly as possible. Secondly, elude reporters.

The Senate was still taking its final vote Friday before a 10-day recess when Burr bounded out of the chamber. He traced a circuitous route, gliding past the Northeast Grand Staircase in the Capitol, making a hard right into the Ohio Clock Corridor, then jogging left again past the Mike Mansfield Room. Burr then strode down a carpeted hallway leading past the hideaway offices of other senators.

he senator boarded an obscure elevator at the end of that hallway that he obviously didn’t use often. He asked a U.S. Capitol Police officer carrying a salad if the elevator went to the SCIF. The elevator didn’t go as far down as Burr needed it to. So he disembarked, resuming his break-neck stride, spilling out into the upper level of the U.S. Capitol Visitor’s Center (CVC).

Burr cut past school children and tourists -- nimbly avoiding the obvious thoroughfare to the SCIF. After all, reporters circled near the precise spot the Intelligence Committee chairman wanted to avoid -- a spiral staircase beneath a skylight close to the Senate subway station that led to the obvious doorway concealing the SCIF.

Burr made his way to an escalator and coasted past the statues of King Kamehameha from Hawaii and Sakakawea from North Dakota. He disappeared behind a set of wooden doors by the CVC appointments desk.

Burr’s quarry was up ahead. A non-descript, double doorway at the end of the hall. All that sheathed the passageway was a six-panel, folding screen that looked like it belonged in the changing room of a high-end department store. Burr rapped his knuckles on the doorway three times to gain ingress. He then disappeared behind the ultimate backdoor on Capitol Hill.

There was a reason behind Burr’s cloak-and-dagger approach. He and other members of the Senate Intelligence Committee had a sub rosa meeting in the subterranean SCIF with FBI Director James Comey. The topic: Russian influence in last fall’s election, leaks and undoubtedly, how someone exposed a phone call between former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and Moscow’s Ambassador to Washington Sergey Kislyak.

Better yet, how did they intercept the call? Was it a mistake? Was Flynn under surveillance? Was there a super-secret warrant authorized by a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court?

The leaks about Flynn say a lot about him and his political adversaries.

There were no leaks or even vague comments following Comey’s session. This was a stark contrast to how things usually go down on Capitol Hill. "

Amid Russia concerns, Comey's closed-door Hill visit results in uncanny silence among lawmakers | Fox News

"There is no issue as white hot in Washington about what’s going on now with Russia, Flynn and potential issues between President Trump and Moscow."

Can't wait to hear more.