Discussion: McGahn Hits Back At Giuliani: What I Told Mueller Was 'Accurately Described'

…Faux Nudes…

Trump’s got a dedicated 24/7 television station broadcasting his arguments. And a legion of sycophants to run around to other stations to state their piece.

And unlike the journalistic nature of the good old days, where newscasters put up objective facts, these days, to fill the 24/7 cycle, they let everyone on air to say their piece, no matter how illegitimate the comments are.

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So we’ll finally get the real breakdown of the Inauguration Crowds and the definitive proof that they were the biggest, ever, and that the Park Service attempted to smear the President by publishing photoshopped pictures.

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Is the statement by McGahn’s lawyer that Mueller found there was no obstruction true? Not at all, from what I’ve read. He couldn’t indict for reasons totally unrelated to the the crimes committed (OLC, etc.)

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“It’s a mystery why Rudy Giuliani feels the need to re-litigate incidents the attorney general and deputy attorney general have concluded were not obstruction,” the statement reads.

Well played by McGahn. He shows Giuliani to be a fool, and Barr and Rosenstein Trump political hacks, all in the same sentence.

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He doesn’t say Mueller. He says Barr and Rosenstein. Big (and intentional) difference.

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That’s not exactly what McGahn said. Rather he said “the attorney general and the deputy attorney general”.

He did not say “Mueller”…and bear in mind, Barr (the attorney general) is lying/Rosenstein (deputy attorney general) is playing a deep game

@maxaroo Beat me to it

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I have a lot of free time!

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Let’s not forget that the DC Metro was also in on the conspiracy by releasing its numbers showing ridership was down compared to both of Obama’s inaugurations.

Damn statistics. Damn notetakers.

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Well of course it was. Trump’s supporters are way too wealthy to take public transportation. They all were chauffeured in in limousines.

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Ya, Don was so much better off when his (or his office’s) lawyer didn’t take notes, but made tapes instead. :wink:

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Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear, Don.

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Why does he do anything? My guess is he’s just looking for something to do.

Sort of explains the smaller numbers, eh?

And here I thought Toadglans was a man of the people.

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He is. The little people are the ones he lets drive them around, and keep his golf courses tidy.

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Thanks. I missed that. Big difference, indeed.

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Maybe a sex crimes prosecutor from Arizona?!

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I thought I saw somewhere that Priebus kept notes too. The old CYA. Rosenstein had to have kept a CYA file and I cannot wait to see what’s in it.

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Taking notes, Giuliani? Or maybe you’re a Roy Cohn wannabe.

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