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But here he is again. i think he s beating the drum, trying to stir things up again. the other thing that happened since that indictment was the democratic response to the nunes memo, which also was a big hit for trump and his surrogates in creating this witch hunt narrative. i think he s just trying to get back to drumming up the support from his base on this, because he s not find along lot of support in the actual facts here. and mimi, when hope hicks admits to white lies, she s already been before mueller, who i presume reserves the right to recall her if something else comes up. what is the practical legal effect of that when she admits to having told white lies? well, i mean, there are no white lies when you re talking about a grand jury investigation. what i thought was most interesting, actually, about what came out about what she said in her testimony is she said, white lies, but they weren t material to anything in the investigation. well, she doesn t get to decide ....
In helping craft it. i think what you heard speaker ryan doing there was trying to give himself space for whatever the president decides to do. because he doesn t know and we don t know and the president doesn t know, the white house doesn t know what decision he s going to make here. and because he can be so unpredictable, i think you heard paul ryan trying to leave room for either outcome and potentially defend it, because that s what he s going to be called upon to do after the house intelligence committee has voted unanimously to release this democratic memo. but to his point, the white house and the republicans see this as potentially covering all their basis, a potential win for them, because the republican memo, although experts say it did not make its case sufficiently, many republicans believe this witch hunt narrative, believe the fbi is biased against the president. you hear the white house saying we ll run this by the fbi. so he made that point to their ....
To the f.b.i. you listen to that it sounds grim for the president and his team. that s their narrative and the problem that you have with that is they are off the original narrative that donald trump as candidate trump was colluding with the russians to throw the election. what we found out is that the election was actually the conspiracy was between the dnc, hillary clinton and the f.b.i. to prevent trump from becoming president trump. the witch hunt narrative, when he says that they have expanded their investigation, that s exactly the problem. they aren t investigating the trump campaign anymore. they are going off willy-nilly anywhere they can and that s what happens with special counsel investigations can t keep focus. rod rosenstein is not keeping them focused. the people on the team have an agenda. it was to bring down president ....
Government officials and you bring them in with unseemly bias, a convict of interest, you are pitting people trying to destroy not only the election. that s one issue. but you are not allowing justice to take place and that s the basis and you are destroying the rule of law, which is the basis for the freedoms that we enjoy is the very rule of law. jon: this is written in the huffington post. as trump prepares to end his first year in office the witch hunt narrative may have outlived its uselessness. paul manafort and manafort s chief deputy have been indicted. his former national security advisor michael flynn pleaded guilty and now a cooperating witness. so, too, is a former foreign policy advisor george papadopoulos who admitted lying ....
Mueller who believe if anything this gives the investigation more credibility because when it came to light he did dismiss this person. there s no question it raises questions about the team around mueller. this has been one of the major attacks on the investigation from people trying to discredit the investigation, and trying to discredit the special counsel saying there s a political bias pointing to things like donations and the team around mueller to say that these people are out to get the president, the whole witch hunt narrative rests on that idea. the extent that activity like this is discovered, it bolsters that viewpoint. mcfarland in the written testimony to cory booker said she didn t know anything to any conversations that michael flynn had to kislyak, the russian ambassador. is that a lie? does this put her in legal jeopardy? i think it does. if it s correct she was the one ....