Trump presses Obama “treason” claims & Enemies investigations
- Thread starter nycfan
- Start date
- Replies: 579
- Views: 14K
- Politics
- Messages
- 1,032
I can’t wait until all these bullshit accusations are dropped and fade away and the press provides a full accounting of the bullshit … right?
SnoopRob
Inconceivable Member
- Messages
- 3,252
- Messages
- 2,306
If there is one I can count on, it's Trump's irrefutable proof...
theel4life
Iconic Member
- Messages
- 1,755
Show it pussy
mynameisbond
Distinguished Member
- Messages
- 479
Bondi has a tough job. This stuff keeps getting crazier and crazier. She has to hold it together as the Department circles the bowl, be a good soldier, and take the heat.
Wonder what's happening these days with those pesky Epstein files?
- Messages
- 24,280
The two emails they released say they relate to Russia hacking of DNC and a combined report to then President Obama about that — and have no mention or apparent relationship to any investigation of Trump or his involvement … Rogers primary concern is about having time to complete a thorough enough review to reach confidence in their assessments on the tight timeframe for submitting the report to Obama. It sounds like Rogers was trying to weasel out of NSA signing onto the report and Clapper was like nah, we are stuck with the timeline and may have to “compromise on our ‘normal’ modalities” given available time to all sign onto the report. Rogers is pressing for more time and direct comments on the final product and being told there is no more time and get as much down as you can to get on board for a classified report to POTUS [obvious context so POTUS has time to digest and respond to it before his term ends].
- Messages
- 24,280
FLASHBACK 2016The two emails they released say they relate to Russia hacking of DNC and a combined report to then President Obama about that — and have no mention or apparent relationship to any investigation of Trump or his involvement … Rogers primary concern is about having time to complete a thorough enough review to reach confidence in their assessments on the tight timeframe for submitting the report to Obama. It sounds like Rogers was trying to weasel out of NSA signing onto the report and Clapper was like nah, we are stuck with the timeline and may have to “compromise on our ‘normal’ modalities” given available time to all sign onto the report. Rogers is pressing for more time and direct comments on the final product and being told there is no more time and get as much down as you can to get on board for a classified report to POTUS [obvious context so POTUS has time to digest and respond to it before his term ends].
President Obama calls for intel report on Russian hacking
The request is making headlines just days after lawmakers in both the House and Senate announced plans this week to launch similar probes into the 2016 election.BYCHRIS BING
DECEMBER 9, 2016
President Obama calls for intel report on Russian hacking
The request comes days after lawmakers in both the House and Senate announced plans this week to launch similar probes into Russia hacking the 2016 election.
cyberscoop.com
—-
October 2017:
Facing a Russian Cyber Attack, Obama Officials Struggled To Respond
Facing a Russian Cyber Attack, Obama Officials Struggled To Respond | FRONTLINE
In interviews with FRONTLINE for the documentary "Putin's Revenge," former CIA director John Brennan and other top intelligence officials described a delicate balancing act about how to respond to the Russian threat amid a hyperpartisan political environment.
www.pbs.org
“… In December, the president ordered the expulsion of 35 suspected Russian intelligence operatives from the United States and sanctions on Russian intelligence services. The following month, the intelligence community released a declassified report concluding that Putin had ordered “an influence campaign” designed to “undermine public faith in the U.S. democratic process, denigrate Secretary Clinton, and harm her electability and potential presidency.”
Clapper said he considered those actions as just a first step.
“One of the reasons why President Obama tasked us to do our assessment, and to have it out before the end of his term, was he wanted to be able to hand that over to not only the Congress, but to the next administration, as a basis for further action,” he said.
Under pressure from Congress, Trump signed a law in August that would implement sanctions on Russia for meddling in the election. The law would sanction individuals that engage in significant business with Russia’s defense and intelligence sectors. But the administration missed its Oct 1. deadline to implement the sanctions and only at the end of October did it send Congress a list of Russia-connected entities to help determine sanctions.…”
- Messages
- 24,280
Here is the link to the declassified version of the report it appears that Clapper and Roger’s were emailing about:
- Messages
- 24,280
Consistent with the concerns raised by Rogers in the email declassified by Gabbard and promoted by Trump, NSA signed onto the report with High Confidence as to the assessment that Russia attempted to interfere in the 2016 election but with Moderate Confidence regarding the assessment about Putin’s preference for Trump:The two emails they released say they relate to Russia hacking of DNC and a combined report to then President Obama about that — and have no mention or apparent relationship to any investigation of Trump or his involvement … Rogers primary concern is about having time to complete a thorough enough review to reach confidence in their assessments on the tight timeframe for submitting the report to Obama. It sounds like Rogers was trying to weasel out of NSA signing onto the report and Clapper was like nah, we are stuck with the timeline and may have to “compromise on our ‘normal’ modalities” given available time to all sign onto the report. Rogers is pressing for more time and direct comments on the final product and being told there is no more time and get as much down as you can to get on board for a classified report to POTUS [obvious context so POTUS has time to digest and respond to it before his term ends].
- Messages
- 24,280
Setting aside the Gabbard/Trump allegations, reading the entire declassified version of the report, what jumps out at me is that they avoid describing their confidence in the assessment of Russian attempts to access local voting offices (second column page 3) — that part of the summary reads as particularly hazy compared to the rest.
Maybe they just didn’t have time to gather enough intel to say more or maybe their intel review was not as confident as some of the other analysis.
lawtig02
Inconceivable Member
- Messages
- 4,350
I'm actually impressed they're identifying documents that completely disprove everything Trump is whining about. They're obviously counting on MAGA's unwillingness, or inability, to read.The two emails they released say they relate to Russia hacking of DNC and a combined report to then President Obama about that — and have no mention or apparent relationship to any investigation of Trump or his involvement … Rogers primary concern is about having time to complete a thorough enough review to reach confidence in their assessments on the tight timeframe for submitting the report to Obama. It sounds like Rogers was trying to weasel out of NSA signing onto the report and Clapper was like nah, we are stuck with the timeline and may have to “compromise on our ‘normal’ modalities” given available time to all sign onto the report. Rogers is pressing for more time and direct comments on the final product and being told there is no more time and get as much down as you can to get on board for a classified report to POTUS [obvious context so POTUS has time to digest and respond to it before his term ends].
