Trump Wanted to Order Justice Dept. to Prosecute Comey and Clinton

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I can’t read the article

Does it explain why his lawyer said he couldn’t?

That’s total BS

well he should they committed literally thousands of crimes

in fact the FBI is proven so corrupt, every single person

convicted during the obama administration should be set

free and their records erased

They're tactic now is to blame trump for the same things they are and have done - crime.

So by also by pointing out trump wanted to investigate hillary and comey they are preparing their sheep for the real investigations soon starting on hillary and all else.

She is not as important as the content in which was collected, stored and distributed and to who.
It is not her at all that is the issue.
It is the actions carried out and way it was allowed to carry it out.
The matter and the method as well all who utilized it.

Those who rush to cover it up leave open the gray zone way to keep its way unknown and worse uncorrected and open for future corruption and deviation from the laws of proper use and actions taken.

No one wants compromised from within the highest levels of Government and military.
It does not matter if you think or feel you are a queen or king you cannot carry out such actions as that and push to make sure those ways of actions can remain unblocked, uncorrected and unstopped.

What was done it worse than the person who does it.

the justice dept. said trump would probably be impeached.

It is going back to 2016 and the Obama era ones. It has been nothing but impeachment threats coming without reason and repeated consecutively.
Except Hillary wants to the President so she says and there will be an election coming up in 2020.
Obstruction of justice by those who do not want justice.

They're going defensive and that means they know Trump is going offensive. Going to be fun watching them all do the perp walk! GITMO

From the article:

The lawyer, Donald F. McGahn II, rebuffed the president, saying that he had no authority to order a prosecution. Mr. McGahn said that while he could request an investigation, that too could prompt accusations of abuse of power. To underscore his point, Mr. McGahn had White House lawyers write a memo for Mr. Trump warning that if he asked law enforcement to investigate his rivals, he could face a range of consequences, including possible impeachment.

What Jazzy said. Sorry, had to go out for a quick dinner.

All I read is Trump asked if he could do it and his lawyers wrote a memo saying no. On MSNBC, they were pretty much breaking this is a bombshell article. I just don't see much here.

Trump needs advice from his lawyers? Yep. Got it.

Here is alink to the article via MSN, for those who can't see the NY Times article: [link to www.msn.com (secure)]

MSNBC was claiming that Trump was using an arm of the federal government to target political opponents.

Funny that a few years back they were glossing over the Obama justice dept and the IRS targeting Tea Party organizations.

"The encounter was one of the most blatant examples yet of how Mr. Trump views the typically independent Justice Department as a tool to be wielded against his political enemies."

Sounds like they are talking about obama

Sounds like they are laying the foundation for when Trumps AG starts prosecuting people...

And of course "according to two people familiar with the conversation."

Fake news never ends

Here is a clip from MSNBC. This was not the panel I saw discussing it. I tried to search for that one, but I literally do not know the names of anyone on MSNBC to try and search for it.

I may have to watch Rachel Madcow tonight to see her dramatic expose' on this. I am pretty sure she already has Trump impeached over this..

An MSNBC stream, if anyone cares. I cut the cord several years ago and this is my only link. You may need an ad blocker.

[link to usnewslive.tv]

Never was sure, "she" has an Adams apple

Get em President Trump!!

America has your back!

And she oddly resembles the guy/girl on before her/him, that Chris Hayes character.

Pat or Pat??