people criticize president trump for breaking the norms of washington, d.c. once you get beyond the smooth words of barack obama, what you had was the worst transmission american history, one administration, the outgoing one, so shocked about who won they did everything in their power during the transition to undermine him. including using the secret state powers of the government to undermine him, leak informationn unmask officials, and leak that information, not to mentionfi release classified phone calls to foreign leaders. all of this took place. put yourself and to. you don t know clapper, brennan, comey. the three come in to give you information about the t government s cherished secrets. in a choreographed moment, two of the three leave, leaving only comey beehive for comey to share something so sacred with the president, turns out to be the steelet dossier, which the president himself would know was true or wasn t true. so what is he to conclude? he knows it s not true. conclud
norms of washington, d.c. once you get beyond the smooth words of barack obama what you had was the worst transmission american history, one admission, the outgoing one, so shocked about who won they did everything in their power during the transition to undermine him. including using the secret state powers of the government to undermine him, leak information, unmask officials, and leak that information not to mention release classified phone calls to foreign leaders. all of this took place. and it s pretty step into the president s shoes. you don t know clapper, brennon, comey. the three come in to give you information about the government s cherished secrets two. of the three leave, leaving comey behind. comey to share something so sacred with the president, turns out to be the steele dossier, which the president himself would know was true or wasn t true. so what is he to conclude? he knows it s not true. concludes that james comey is trying to lord something over
they can retroactively analyze all the data on everyone in the campaign. jesse: now clapper, as we all remember, one of the top intelligence chiefs under president barack obama has been doing the rounds on television, and he the whole spying thing, kind of. i think he is deliberately spending a narrative, whereby he is the victim of the deep state spying on him or spying on a campaign, which is not the case. that s what i would call my informed opinion, that given the massive effort that the russians made in the number of citizens that they touched, to me, it exceeds logic and credulity that they didn t affect the election. and it s my belief they actually turned it. so i ask you, was the fbi spying on trump s campaign? know they were not. they were spying a term i don t particularly like but,
what we need you to do is wire your people up, we want to trap your people. theft because they had them all wired, once you get one person in the campaign you have the whole campaign. jesse: and half of these guys were coming in and out of trump tower. the other couple guys were overseas. they threw everything at this campaign. they threw spies, informants, secret subpoenas, electronic surveillance, fake dossiers, unmasking. every technicality that you have used in an investigation, they threw everything at these guys. and you know what? donald trump still won the election, what does that say? no evidence of collusion. keep in mind, jesse, they are using the nsa databases, and they can retroactively analyze all the data on everyone in the campaign. jesse: now clapper, as we