President Trump on Friday dinged The New York Times for "finally" reporting that the FBI sent a "spy" to meet with a member of his 2016 campaign staff to see if the campaign was working with Russia.
"Finally, Mainstream Media is getting involved — too 'hot' to avoid. Pulitzer Prize anyone? The New York Times, on front page (finally), 'Details effort to spy on Trump Campaign.' @foxandfriends This is bigger than WATERGATE, but the reverse!" Trump wrote on Twitter.
Trump's tweet followed the publication on the Times' front page of a story headlined "F.B.I. Sent Investigator Posing as Assistant to Meet With Trump Aide in 2016." The story said in September 2016, the Federal Bureau of Investigation dispatched a woman to meet with then-Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos to gather information on allegations that the Trump campaign was colluding with Russia to alter the outcome of the presidential election.
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ReplyDeleteHelp me out folks; in September 2016 who was:
FBI Director?
Attorney General?
CIA Director?
Secretary of State?
Vice-President?
President?
What did they know, and when did they know it?
FBI Director - James Comey - Appointed by Obama
ReplyDeleteAttorney General - Loretta Lynch - Appointed by Obama
CIA Director - John Brennen - Appointed by Obama
Secretary Of State - John Kerry - Appointed by Obama
Vice President - Biden
President - Obama
That’s right all roads lead to Obama. Where are all you lefty’s who frequent this site? Any comments? Funny never a peep out of any of you unless the article is about Trump. Hypocrites..all of you.
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