The FBI should hold a raffle and the winner gets to knock on the next motherfucker’s door, or do a live pay-per-view. They could use the money to offset this shutdown bullshit. I would pay $100 bucks to have a shot at knockin’ on Bannon’s door in the middle of the night and I would easily pay $100 for a pay-per-view event where they surprise us—It starts out they are driving around DC but we don’t know if it will be Jared’s house or Mitch’s place or Bannon’s Embassy(bwahhahhah) or the WH!! They would break pay-per-view records ! Two years ago I never thought the FBI would be capable of making me soo happy!!!
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I dunno, but maybe Cohen’s father-in-law did this? Karma.
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Mueller is playing “3-dimensional” chess, Trump is playing “advanced dementia-nal” checkers.
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Sorry but that’s faulty reasoning. They only need to have staked out the one place for the actual fact of being there to have happened. That doesn’t in any way prove that there was a leak. If there were really no other way for them to have scooped the arrest and if journalists were never known to have chased a possible scoop, then that would be a pertinent question. But the combination of eager journos plus public information is completely adequate to explain CNN getting a scoop. CNN is more than capable of occasionally doing what paparazzis do all the time.
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Scrawled on a wall
For a Good Baseless Rumor promotion call -
Greta Van Susteren
… will promote unfounded speculation for clicks, likes and attention
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And CNN could’ve been listening to a police scanner bc I’m sure there was some local LE task force that was included? NTM yesterday Stone was saying he sits around every Friday waiting to be arrested.
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My apologies, because I don’t remember where I read it, but another version is “Mueller is playing 3-dimensional chess, Trump is eating the pieces”
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Individual 1 sounds pretty worked up about something that “has nothing to do with the President and certainly nothing to do with the White House.”
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This was a pre-dawn raid with an evidence-protection team to prevent evidence destruction (same as with Mueller), so I very much doubt they were broadcasting it. If I were a major news outlet, I’d have a few hand-held cameras in place on the most likely pre-dawn locations after a grand-jury indictment too.
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Isn’t it Stone himself who tipped off the media at least a month ago that he’s likely to be indicted?
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That explains why Van Susteren couldn’t figure out how CNN got a crew in place before the arrest.
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Indeed…can’t believe I left that part unsaid haha
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… wow she is going wack-o snarky - screeching at people and wildly lashing back that she “never claimed to be perfect” and that she “made a mistake - and corrected it”
What a worthless no-integrity jerk - she took a speculative leap and in shrill terms pronounced CNN guilty - simply on the basic of her reflexive bias …
What is understandable is that CNN connected the dots - there were clues dropping yesterday … CNN was doing WORK - - THINKING - following the plausible logical path (all alien concepts to this attention starved crackpot)
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Yeah, well, I still want to know who alerted Roger Stone that some washed up, comedian-model was about to issue Al Franken’s “time in the barrel”? Riddle me that, big booty Judy.
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CNN said the last time there was a Thursday Grand Jury indictments followed of Friday. Deduction: there was a Grand Jury yesterday, who would be indicted. I’ll bet there were a couple other stake-outs. This one paid off.
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There were five made up of TSA workers who called in sick.
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Mostly joking about how many people have legal liability in this mess. I really have no strong feelings on why CNN was there.
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Every time she tried to Google “journalism” kept auto-correcting to “Propaganda” because she was on a Fox server…
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So the FBI guys not getting a paycheck decided to get a little easy public revenge against the guy who made sure they’re not getting paid by tipping off CNN.
Cry me a river, Nancy.
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