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If true, and it is because Pelosi slipped up a couple days ago we will find out the Schiff and others helped write the complaint. Trump out smarted them because they did not count on him releasing the transcripts.
I will ask this, should Schiff be brought up on criminal charges for fraud at the least or treason?
Add Sir Galahad to the growing list of dingbat, tinfoil conspiracy kooks.If true, and it is because Pelosi slipped up a couple days ago we will find out the Schiff and others helped write the complaint. Trump out smarted them because they did not count on him releasing the transcripts.
I will ask this, should Schiff be brought up on criminal charges for fraud at the least or treason?
If true, and it is because Pelosi slipped up a couple days ago we will find out the Schiff and others helped write the complaint. Trump out smarted them because they did not count on him releasing the transcripts.
I will ask this, should Schiff be brought up on criminal charges for fraud at the least or treason?
Of course you don’t. A “whistleblower” who claimed to have first hand knowledge in his complaint but didn’t provide first hand knowledge in his filed report, just happens to go to a staffer of Schiff before the filing was done. Schiff and Pelosi then talk about details of the report before it was released and you don’t see an issue? Then on top of that, the filed report looks to be written by attorneys.https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/02/us/politics/adam-schiff-whistleblower.html
I assume this is the article he is referring to, since he didn't post a link.
The C.I.A. officer approached a House Intelligence Committee aide with his concerns about Mr. Trump only after he had had a colleague first convey them to the C.I.A.’s top lawyer. Concerned about how that initial avenue for airing his allegations through the C.I.A. was unfolding, the officer then approached the House aide. In both cases, the original accusation was vague.
The House staff member, following the committee’s procedures, suggested the officer find a lawyer to advise him and file a whistle-blower complaint. The aide shared some of what the officer conveyed to Mr. Schiff. The aide did not share the whistle-blower’s identity with Mr. Schiff, an official said.
I am not really seeing the big deal. Sounds like he approached a House aide, and they told him to file an official complaint.
Of course you don’t. A “whistleblower” who claimed to have first hand knowledge in his complaint but didn’t provide first hand knowledge in his filed report, just happens to go to a staffer of Schiff before the filing was done. Schiff and Pelosi then talk about details of the report before it was released and you don’t see an issue? Then on top of that, the filed report looks to be written by attorneys.
Can you guys really be this dense?
^ This is why the majority of Americans are against impeachment, even though a majority are for the impeachment inquiry.Of course you don’t. A “whistleblower” who claimed to have first hand knowledge in his complaint but didn’t provide first hand knowledge in his filed report, just happens to go to a staffer of Schiff before the filing was done. Schiff and Pelosi then talk about details of the report before it was released and you don’t see an issue? Then on top of that, the filed report looks to be written by attorneys.
Can you guys really be this dense?
Can't wait to see what level of involvement Schiff had in coaching or preparing this for the "whistleblower". We know this entire complaint is based upon 2nd half or 3rd hand information, what we don't know is what Schiff advised to this person before filing.
Adam Schiff is an absolute dirtbag who would easily do this. He just mislead his entire House Committee by trying to literally lie about what was in the report and put words in Trump's mouth that he never said.
How did Schiff and Pelosi know the details of the written report before it was released? Remember that Pelosi held her press conference about impeachment before the whistleblower report was released.He went to a House Aide, and they told him to go file the report, which he/she did. He had also already talked with CIA lawyers before he went to the house though. I am apparently missing the big scandal, that you think might even be treasonous, in the article you brought up.
I have no doubt that Schiff staff coached the “whistleblower.” The issue will be did he or his staff write or help write the complaint. I’m also quite certain he did just that. This would explain why Pelosi slipped up last week and rushed to the impeachment probe before the transcript was released. The problem for them was they didn’t think Trump would be so quick to release the transcript.
Let's review this entire gem from 85:Can't wait to see what level of involvement Schiff had in coaching or preparing this for the "whistleblower"
What crime was committed? What in that call was an impeachable offense? Never mind that the written report does not match the facts of the call.The transcript doesn't absolve Trump.
How did Schiff and Pelosi know the details of the written report before it was released? Remember that Pelosi held her press conference about impeachment before the whistleblower report was released.
What crime was committed? What in that call was an impeachable offense?
Extortion.What crime was committed?
That’s the best part, they only knew what they wrote and made up, they did t think Trump would release the transcript.I don't know that they did know all the details.
That’s the best part, they only knew what they wrote and made up, they did t think Trump would release the transcript.
I do, it’s an extension of the Russia hoax. If they were serious about an actual impeachment inquiry there would have been a floor vote to start one. They didn’t vote because Pelosi knows it would look bad to only have Democrat’s from liberal voting precincts voting yes.He hasn't been charged with a crime or actually impeached, you realize that yes? And you know what the inquiry is about, so why are you acting as if you dont?
You do know there is no transcripts and what was released was written by the intelligence departments and not the executive branch. I hope you know that.I think they knew enough that it needed to be taken seriously and looked into.
He hasn't released a transcript, he released a summary. And I am not sure why you think that is such a big win for Trump, since it basically admits he asked the Ukraine government for favors and that they would have further conversations on it.
I do, it’s an extension of the Russia hoax. If they were serious about an actual impeachment inquiry there would have been a floor vote to start one. They didn’t vote because Pelosi knows it would look bad to only have Democrat’s from liberal voting precincts voting yes.
You do know there is no transcripts and what was released was written by the intelligence departments and not the executive branch. I hope you know that.
Did you also know that there is a treaty between Ukraine and the US on crime and investigating of crime. Trump can ask what he wants, he is the top of the law enforcement apparatus.
There it is, game, set and match.I know there isn't a transcript, you are the one that keeps calling it a transcript, not me. What a bizarre response since you are the one who keeps calling it a transcript.
Yes there is a treaty, but no that doesn't mean a sitting president can use a quid pro quo approach to this type of thing.
Clearly there were a number of White House staffers and Cabinet officers who immediately knew that Trump's call with Ukraine's President was big trouble with a Capital T.He hasn't released a transcript, he released a summary.
Clearly there were a number of White House staffers and Cabinet officers who immediately knew that Trump call with Ukraine's President was trouble with a Capital T.
The actual transcript of the call was placed in a 'top secret' electronic file almost immediately even though there was nothing the least bit 'top secret' about it. But they did it because they did NOT want that transcript to get released.
The summary the WH released was bad enough so one can only imagine what the actual, word-for-word transcript says. The scuttlebutt is that Trump went off on a tangent and brought up how very important it was to him that they investigate the Bidens EIGHT separate times during the course of the phone call.
There it is, game, set and match.
There is no quid pro quo even the libs on TV have accepted that by now.
I have heard that too, but wasn't sure if that was rumor or we know that is true for a fact.
The Washington Post knew about it weeks before the whistleblower report came out too. I expect leader of government with top secret clearance to be at least as informed as reporters. Unless you think the Washington Post coached the whistleblower too you old nut job.How did Schiff and Pelosi know the details of the written report before it was released? Remember that Pelosi held her press conference about impeachment before the whistleblower report was released.
It is only a rumor until it is proven to be a fact. Like the Nixon tapes, audio evidence exists in this case.I have heard that too, but wasn't sure if that was rumor or we know that is true for a fact.
Idiot doesn’t realize that every call the president has with foreign leaders goes to the same place after his calls with the Mexican President were leaked.Shookster hears the best rumors when glued to MSNBC every night
Errrr I mean Ben Shapiro
Idiot doesn’t realize that every call the president has with foreign leaders does to the same place after his calls with the Mexican praise t was leaked.
Why did Schiff go on national TV on September 19th and say if not for the inspector general no more be would know about the complaint when he knew well before there was one.
I’ll answer it for you, he knew because he and his staff help write it.