How come so many of Blubber Boy's bitches are fat, disgusting toads like HIM (Barr, Looney Rudy, Christie (he's now turned against him, but he stupidly prepped DT for his horrendous debate against Biden), and now THIS brain dead porker)? I'm amazed that DT hasn't been found dead on the throne, a la Elvis, with a Big Mac found in his cold, dead fingers.
Trump Attorney Touts Nonexistent Presidential 'Powers' In Bonkers CNN Interview
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Ben Blanchet
Wed, May 17, 2023 at 10:21 PM PDT·3 min read
Jim Trusty, an attorney for former President Donald Trump in his classified documents case, brought up the Presidential Records Act in defending Trump for failing to comply with a Department of Justice subpoena issued last year when he wasn’t president. (You can watch his defense below.)
CNN’s Sara Sidner, in an interview with Trusty on Wednesday, acknowledged that “no president is above the law” and asked the attorney why his client ignored a subpoena that sought the return of classified records from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.
“After the FBI asked for the boxes, they came back to find 15 more boxes and so they did not pay attention to the subpoena — so why is that OK is what I’m asking? If I did that as a citizen, there’d be hell to pay,” Sidner said.
“Well, you also don’t have the powers under the Presidential Records Act for declassification and I’m pretty sure you’re not president right now,” Trusty said.
Trusty’s remarks arrive just over a week after Trump falsely claimed at a CNN town hall that documents under the act, enacted in the years after the Watergate scandal, became “automatically declassified” and he was “allowed to” take them when he took them to his estate.
Over a dozen presidential records reportedly show that Trump, whose attorney Tim Parlatore just stepped down from the case, and his advisers knew of the “correct declassification process” during his time in office, according to a CNN report on a letter from acting Archivist Debra Steidel Wall.
Twitter users slammed Trusty for his comments and joked that Trump’s lawyers are “ripped from an SNL sketch.”
Trump Attorney Touts Nonexistent Presidential 'Powers' In Bonkers CNN Interview
Trump Attorney Touts Nonexistent Presidential 'Powers' In Bonkers CNN Interview
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Ben Blanchet
Wed, May 17, 2023 at 10:21 PM PDT·3 min read
Jim Trusty, an attorney for former President Donald Trump in his classified documents case, brought up the Presidential Records Act in defending Trump for failing to comply with a Department of Justice subpoena issued last year when he wasn’t president. (You can watch his defense below.)
CNN’s Sara Sidner, in an interview with Trusty on Wednesday, acknowledged that “no president is above the law” and asked the attorney why his client ignored a subpoena that sought the return of classified records from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.
“After the FBI asked for the boxes, they came back to find 15 more boxes and so they did not pay attention to the subpoena — so why is that OK is what I’m asking? If I did that as a citizen, there’d be hell to pay,” Sidner said.
“Well, you also don’t have the powers under the Presidential Records Act for declassification and I’m pretty sure you’re not president right now,” Trusty said.
Trusty’s remarks arrive just over a week after Trump falsely claimed at a CNN town hall that documents under the act, enacted in the years after the Watergate scandal, became “automatically declassified” and he was “allowed to” take them when he took them to his estate.
Over a dozen presidential records reportedly show that Trump, whose attorney Tim Parlatore just stepped down from the case, and his advisers knew of the “correct declassification process” during his time in office, according to a CNN report on a letter from acting Archivist Debra Steidel Wall.
Twitter users slammed Trusty for his comments and joked that Trump’s lawyers are “ripped from an SNL sketch.”
I SHOULD have given this its' own thread, but, it falls under the category in the title of this thread, even though THIS buggering is very much intentional, unlike the schmuck mentioned in # 1:
Why former Trump White House lawyer thinks Trump will go to jail
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Why former Trump White House lawyer thinks Trump will go to jail 
Why former Trump White House lawyer thinks Trump will go to jail
Former Trump White House Lawyer Ty Cobb explains to CNN’s Erin Burnett why he believes Trump will go to jail amid news from multiple sources that the special counsel investigating the former president will receive 16 records that show he knew the correct process for declassifying documents.
How come so many of Blubber Boy's bitches are fat, disgusting toads like HIM (Barr, Looney Rudy, Christie (he's now turned against him, but he stupidly prepped DT for his horrendous debate against Biden), and now THIS brain dead porker)? I'm amazed that DT hasn't been found dead on the throne, a la Elvis, with a Big Mac found in his cold, dead fingers.
Trump Attorney Touts Nonexistent Presidential 'Powers' In Bonkers CNN Interview
Trump Attorney Touts Nonexistent Presidential 'Powers' In Bonkers CNN Interview
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Ben Blanchet
Wed, May 17, 2023 at 10:21 PM PDT·3 min read
Jim Trusty, an attorney for former President Donald Trump in his classified documents case, brought up the Presidential Records Act in defending Trump for failing to comply with a Department of Justice subpoena issued last year when he wasn’t president. (You can watch his defense below.)
CNN’s Sara Sidner, in an interview with Trusty on Wednesday, acknowledged that “no president is above the law” and asked the attorney why his client ignored a subpoena that sought the return of classified records from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.
“After the FBI asked for the boxes, they came back to find 15 more boxes and so they did not pay attention to the subpoena — so why is that OK is what I’m asking? If I did that as a citizen, there’d be hell to pay,” Sidner said.
“Well, you also don’t have the powers under the Presidential Records Act for declassification and I’m pretty sure you’re not president right now,” Trusty said.
Trusty’s remarks arrive just over a week after Trump falsely claimed at a CNN town hall that documents under the act, enacted in the years after the Watergate scandal, became “automatically declassified” and he was “allowed to” take them when he took them to his estate.
Over a dozen presidential records reportedly show that Trump, whose attorney Tim Parlatore just stepped down from the case, and his advisers knew of the “correct declassification process” during his time in office, according to a CNN report on a letter from acting Archivist Debra Steidel Wall.
Twitter users slammed Trusty for his comments and joked that Trump’s lawyers are “ripped from an SNL sketch.”
Speaking of fat . The pig from DNCNN that did the interview was taught a lesson on the Presidential Records act .
She wasn't "taught" SHIT, you fat, funky, welching, blubbery of shit. That fucking lawyer is a clown, that's why he was reduced to smirking and saying, "We'll see about THAT" after she read him THE LAW. I'll take the word of attorneys Meisals and Cobb over that putz ANY day. Meanwhile, YOU should be more concerned about YOUR "investigation," you stupid cocksucker. Care to comment, lol?
James Comer mocked for claiming key informants in Biden probe have gone missing
Abe Asher
Tue, May 16, 2023 at 9:28 PM PDT·3 min read
Representative James Comer of Kentucky was mocked during a meeting of the House Oversight Committee for saying that it lost track of an informant against the Biden family.
Mr Comer’s trouble began when, during an appearance on Fox News over the weekend, he told Maria Bartiromo that his committee cannot locate a key informant who allegedly had information about the Biden’s family’s alleged “criminal activities”.
“Well, unfortunately, we can’t track down the informant,” Mr Comer said. “We’re hopeful that the informant is still there. The whistleblower knows the informant. The whistleblower is very credible.”
Mr Comer said the informant alleged that president Joe Biden negotiated a quid-pro-quo with a foreign country in exchange for foreign aid when he was vice president, but did not provide more specific details.
“We’re hopeful we can find the informant,” Mr Comer said later in the interview.
Word of Mr Comer’s trouble with the informant clearly reached Rep Jared Moskowitz of Florida, a first-term Democrat on the Oversight Committee, who took aim at Mr Comer’s management during a Tuesday hearing.
“You’re trying to find, you know, the fake informant that you’ve, now has gone missing,” Mr Moskowitz said to Mr Comer. “I know you’re busy with that, you know, but I’m hoping that perhaps the Oversight Committee, if they’re so worried about, you know, federal overreach, perhaps they can start, you know, being focused on real government oversight. And with that, Mr Chairman, I yield back.”
Before moving the hearing forward, Mr Comer responded to the barb.
“Gentleman yields back, before I recognize Ms Boebert with respect to the missing informant, just so you know, just to clarify, the Grassley whistleblower is alive and well,” Mr Comer said.
Mr Comer has used his power as chair of the powerful committee to launch an investigation into the Biden family, but has provided little information about what illicit or criminal activity the family has allegedly engaged in. Mr Comer has suggested that there have been improprieties in the family’s foreign business dealings.
Mr Comer also suggested that the FBI is covering for the Biden family and that other people who want to come forward with information about Mr Biden “fear for their lives”.
“No president has ever been accused of the things the Biden family has been accused of,” Mr Comer said on Fox News.
A number of media members from outlets such as MSNBC and The Washington Post were also critical of Mr Comer in the aftermath of his comments about the missing informant, casting doubt on the substance of his allegations against the Bidens.
Mr Moskowitz, who represents the Florida district, formerly represented by Ted Deutch, has been a constant critic of Mr Comer since joining the House of Representatives and the Oversight Committee, repeatedly using his time to bring up issues he feels the committee should be investigating instead of focusing on the Biden family.
Meanwhile, the organisation Facts First USA reportedly called for an investigation into Mr Comer – arguing that he may be in violation of federal law if he is being dishonest about the alleged informant.
She wasn't "taught" SHIT, you fat, funky, welching, blubbery of shit. That fucking lawyer is a clown, that's why he was reduced to smirking and saying, "We'll see about THAT" after she read him THE LAW. I'll take the word of attorneys Meisals and Cobb over that putz ANY day. Meanwhile, YOU should be more concerned about YOUR "investigation," you stupid cocksucker. Care to comment, lol?
James Comer mocked for claiming key informants in Biden probe have gone missing
Abe Asher
Tue, May 16, 2023 at 9:28 PM PDT·3 min read
Representative James Comer of Kentucky was mocked during a meeting of the House Oversight Committee for saying that it lost track of an informant against the Biden family.
Mr Comer’s trouble began when, during an appearance on Fox News over the weekend, he told Maria Bartiromo that his committee cannot locate a key informant who allegedly had information about the Biden’s family’s alleged “criminal activities”.
“Well, unfortunately, we can’t track down the informant,” Mr Comer said. “We’re hopeful that the informant is still there. The whistleblower knows the informant. The whistleblower is very credible.”
Mr Comer said the informant alleged that president Joe Biden negotiated a quid-pro-quo with a foreign country in exchange for foreign aid when he was vice president, but did not provide more specific details.
“We’re hopeful we can find the informant,” Mr Comer said later in the interview.
Word of Mr Comer’s trouble with the informant clearly reached Rep Jared Moskowitz of Florida, a first-term Democrat on the Oversight Committee, who took aim at Mr Comer’s management during a Tuesday hearing.
“You’re trying to find, you know, the fake informant that you’ve, now has gone missing,” Mr Moskowitz said to Mr Comer. “I know you’re busy with that, you know, but I’m hoping that perhaps the Oversight Committee, if they’re so worried about, you know, federal overreach, perhaps they can start, you know, being focused on real government oversight. And with that, Mr Chairman, I yield back.”
Before moving the hearing forward, Mr Comer responded to the barb.
“Gentleman yields back, before I recognize Ms Boebert with respect to the missing informant, just so you know, just to clarify, the Grassley whistleblower is alive and well,” Mr Comer said.
Mr Comer has used his power as chair of the powerful committee to launch an investigation into the Biden family, but has provided little information about what illicit or criminal activity the family has allegedly engaged in. Mr Comer has suggested that there have been improprieties in the family’s foreign business dealings.
Mr Comer also suggested that the FBI is covering for the Biden family and that other people who want to come forward with information about Mr Biden “fear for their lives”.
“No president has ever been accused of the things the Biden family has been accused of,” Mr Comer said on Fox News.
A number of media members from outlets such as MSNBC and The Washington Post were also critical of Mr Comer in the aftermath of his comments about the missing informant, casting doubt on the substance of his allegations against the Bidens.
Mr Moskowitz, who represents the Florida district, formerly represented by Ted Deutch, has been a constant critic of Mr Comer since joining the House of Representatives and the Oversight Committee, repeatedly using his time to bring up issues he feels the committee should be investigating instead of focusing on the Biden family.
Meanwhile, the organisation Facts First USA reportedly called for an investigation into Mr Comer – arguing that he may be in violation of federal law if he is being dishonest about the alleged informant.
The pig read him the law as if he doesn’t know about declassification and the Presidential Records Act .
Lol !
You’ve been taking the word of many that have turned into epic bumped threads .
Keep ‘em coming shit for brains .
Whether he does or DOESN'T know about it is unclear, what is CRYSTAL clear is that he is either a liar, a moron, or BOTH. How have my threads about predicting indictments been coming along? How about the fact that Blubber Boy was gonna lose to Carroll, and lost QUICKLY? How's Faux Noise doing these days? Fucker Carlson? Rudy Guliani? The Proud Boys? The Oathkeepers? Blubber Boy's attorneys (one of them just BAILED on his dumb ass yesterday, lol)? Stop trying to DEFLECT, DUMBO there's too much stuff and you're WAY too fucking stupid to get away with it.
Yeaaaah, you've been "yawning" at the THIRTY-FOUR FELONY CHARGES rammed up the butt of your fellow pedo (though, I notice that you carefully avoid making any PREDICTIONS as to the outcome of that case); you "yawned" at E. Jean Carroll donning the 'ole STRAP-on and delivering a 5 million dollar dildo DEEP in his dirt chute, when, in actuality, seeing yer BOY getting labled a sexual predator must've sent shivers up and down your jellyfish spine, you diseased, boy buggering BITCH. You've been wrong in EPIC fashion NINE time in here, and double figures are "on deck" with the Georgia indictment or the D.C. one, whichever comes first. Lick the scum off a dead dog's dick, Short Eyes.
Even Chuck Todd cleaned this guy's clock, lol:
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Trump attorney James Trusty discusses the Presidential Records Act and former President Trump's use of Nixon as an example in his classified documents case during an interview with Meet the Press.
