but you don t think it was him trying to stay above the political stray. that s what this is. this is politics. strzok isn t mueller. he s not a main guy on his team. he isn t making decisions. i disagree. strzok had, at the fbi and this investigation had incredible powers. he wasn t how do you know at the mueller investigation he had special powers or considerable powers? do you know what his role was? his leadership role but he it was a leadership role. we know that. how do you know that? because he was one of the highest-ranking people in the fbi, the number two guy in countersblenlg counterintelligence. you don t put a guy in there like that to make coffee. i didn t say he was making coffee, but there s a big difference than saying this is one of the main guys in the probe and he was making coffee. i gave you the coffee thing with papadopoulos. you can t just throw it out every time you want to minimize someone. i get that it works politically, but are you a
break, there s no way he get elected. i want to believe that, but then he goes, but i m afraid that we can t take this risk. this goes into intent. he says, we can t take the risk. the people of this great country might elect donald trump president. we can t take this risk. this is peter strzok, head of countersblenlg counterintelligence at the fbi. who had a hand in that dossier that was all dressed up and taken to the fisa court. he s saying, we can t take the risk, we have to do something about it. don t forget the timeline here either, mr. rosenstein. peter strzok, january 10th, he s the guy who changes the exoneration letter from gross negligence, criminal standard to extreme careless ennis. july 2nd, he s the guy who sits in on the clinton interview. july 6th, he says, clinton s okay, we re not going to prosecute. and august 2016, we have this text message, the same month