threat. not just because of that. his financial dealings, whatever it was, it was so bad, the u.s. intelligence community didn t want him to have their information. then, rick, you ve got to answer the why lie? the president easily could have said, this is my boy. we know that jared is his adviser on a variety of things, really, his closist confidant. and the president could have said that and could have said, pound salt, but he didn t. the reason to lie about it is because there s something else going on. the president has the ability to give jared kushner any security clearance he wants. he knows that. he said he didn t know it. ivanka lied about it directly. the whole thing is a con job. and the con job is jared kushner is not out securing peace in the middle east or securing peace with saudi arabia. he s out to secure contracts for a post-presidential business or whatever it is, both for him, for ivanka, for himself, for his family, and for donald trump. that s what he s out
hacking and leaking e-mails and whether they coordinated the release of those e-mails because a lot of people have remarked it was very targeted, very precise the way the e-mails were deployed at strategic times that really hurt the clinton campaign and the democrats, chris. yeah, and there was a strategy document that s talked about in this article from reuters. prepared by stone and reviewed by reuters, that is called welcome to the age of weaponized social media. and that s exactly what the 2016 campaign was about. people learned too late to their chagrin, particularly the democrats, that this was going on, that people were being targeted. sometimes with misinformation, sometimes with disinformation. the u.s. intelligence community didn t come to grips with it and now we know mueller is investigating whether this person who worked for roger stone, you know, what he has to say to the grand jury, chris. how often have we heard about who exactly i mean, we have a pretty long li