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BREAKING OUT Of D.C.! Trump Just DEEP FRIED The DEEP STATE!
He's PISSED!
The eyes of the nation are watching Washington this week as we all wait to see what is in
the now infamous FISA memo that has caused such a stir.
As we all know, the memo has been viewed by a few select members of Congress, as well
as several FBI agents.
The ultimate decision as to whether to release the memo to the public is left to the President.
The debate about whether the memo should be released is one that was split down the standard
party line, primarily because of who it's predicted to implicate.
The prevailing theory is that it will show extreme bias by the FBI in favor of Hillary
Clinton during the 2016 elections.
This would mean that Hillary did cheat, and President Trump won anyway.
Now though, a suspicious amount of people in Washington who, presumably don't know
what is in this memo, have been scrambling to keep it a secret as if their lives depend
upon it.
However, it appears as if the decision has been made, and the White House has decided,
after a congressional vote, that they will indeed release the memo.The Gateway Pundit
reports that not only will they be releasing the memo, but it will be unredacted, and in
as close to its original form as we can get at this point:
"TRUMP SNUBS DEEP STATE REQUESTS — WILL RELEASE FISA MEMO WITHOUT REDACTIONS
As reported earlier by Josh Caplan at TGP — Fox News contributor Sara A. Carter reported
earlier FBI Director Christopher Wray, along with the Justice Department, are pressuring
the White House to redact all names in the FISA abuse memo prior to its release.
Democrats, the FBI and Deep State want President Trump to hide the names of the FISA abusers
on the House Intelligence FISA memo.
But the Trump White House told reporters on Thursday the memo will be released without
redactions."
The FBI is officially running scared.
They're not at all interested in the American people seeing whatever is in this memo.
The effort to release the classified memo was lead by the House Intelligence Committee
Chairman Devin Nunes.
Nunes is now, of course, public enemy number one on the part of Democrats.
However, according to The Examiner, the President has read the memo, and all by all indications,
wants to release it to the American people:
"Trump will declassify the controversial four-page memo that reportedly details surveillance
abuses by the Department of Justice and FBI, and send it back to House Intelligence for
a Friday morning release.
'The president is OK with it,' a senior administration official told reporters.
'I doubt there will be any redactions.
It's in Congress' hands after that.'
Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., sent a letter to Nunes late Wednesday alleging him of 'secretly'
altering the memo before sharing it with the White House.
Those changes, Schiff said, were not approved by the full committee as per protocol.
A spokesman for the House Intelligence Committee conceded that small edits were made, but dismissed
the minority party's complaints as an attempt to create a 'bizarre distraction from the
abuses detailed in the memo.'
The version Trump plans to declassify contains only 'technical edits' made at the request
of the FBI.
FBI Director Christopher Wray opposes release of the memo, and the bureau said in a rare
public statement Wednesday it had 'grave concerns' about the memo's accuracy.
Trump was caught on a hot mic Tuesday night telling Rep. Jeff Duncan he would '100 percent'
release the memo, and the president's chief of staff John Kelly said during a radio interview
early Wednesday that he thinks the memo 'will be released here pretty quick.'
By invoking an obscure congressional rule Monday night, GOP lawmakers were able to vote
along party lines to release the memo, sending it to the president and giving him a maximum
of five days to explicitly object to the memo's release."
Many speculate that when the general public does read the memo, it will be a letdown.
Right now, the entire political world seems to be caught in the middle of two substantial
potential political scandals vying for our attention.
On the one hand, the Russia collusion story is being lauded by the left as the most significant
thing to hit Washington since Nixon, and on the other side, we have the Republicans telling
the world that this memo will make everyone understand just what they go through.
Sadly, it's unlikely that we have clarity on either issue when we see the over-hyped
memo.
That doesn't mean that we shouldn't see it; at this point, the American people are
so wrapped up in knowing what it is that the FBI is trying to hide, that there will likely
be no peace till we see it.
But full disclosure doesn't always mean clarity, and more opinions don't typically
make a problem better
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