Insurrection Hearings 6/28 and beyond

[Anonymous]

I hope the last few PP are right.

[Anonymous]

Pat Cippollone’s portrayal from multiple third parties during the hearings so far has been pristine. I’m very interested to hear what he has to say.

[Anonymous]

I am up early for no good reason, and the news just showed a “now deleted” tweet from Rudy Colludy saying Cassidy is clearly lying because she wasn’t there when he asked for his pardon ;p

These people are so stupid it hurts

[Anonymous]

It is so telling that Trump supporters believe every lie out of his mouth but will bend themselves into pretzels to reject truthful testimony.

Sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meadows really came out as both ineffective and a horrible person. The worst possible Chief of Staff for Trump. Shirking the responsibilities of his position, hiding from bad news so others had to break it to Trump and experience his rage, not showing any interest in doing anything except scrolling his phone and talking with his buddy Jim Jordan.

He wasn’t “scrolling on his phone!” He was most likely coordinating with the Rep Perry/ Roger Stone/ insurrectionists on his burner phone. I think one of the reasons that Hutchinson spoke so much about “Mark being on his phone“ is because once Jan6 get Meadows Signal texts, they’ll be able to match it up with her testimony of what he was doing while she was relaying the horrors of what was going on.

I think her testimony could actually be a good basis for a warrant to seize the phone! She mentioned it quite a lot…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is so telling that Trump supporters believe every lie out of his mouth but will bend themselves into pretzels to reject truthful testimony.

Sad.

This. They needed a candidate with an ego that matched their own, that's why he was elected.

[Anonymous]

More Tony Ornato background. He’s not a normal SS agent. And the USS is having serious issues.


https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/the-dangerous-secrets-inside-the-secret-service-and-how-the-agency-has-been-shortchanged

[Anonymous]

The secret service has a long history of lying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The secret service has a long history of lying.

And making the story about them is divisive and counterproductive.

Trump cooked his own goose, no need to throw an entire group of public servants under the bus. All it takes is for a few men and women to do the honorable thing and tell the truth. That’s not a big lift and I’m confident the truth will come out. It is well on its way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meadows really came out as both ineffective and a horrible person. The worst possible Chief of Staff for Trump. Shirking the responsibilities of his position, hiding from bad news so others had to break it to Trump and experience his rage, not showing any interest in doing anything except scrolling his phone and talking with his buddy Jim Jordan.

He wasn’t “scrolling on his phone!” He was most likely coordinating with the Rep Perry/ Roger Stone/ insurrectionists on his burner phone. I think one of the reasons that Hutchinson spoke so much about “Mark being on his phone“ is because once Jan6 get Meadows Signal texts, they’ll be able to match it up with her testimony of what he was doing while she was relaying the horrors of what was going on.

I think her testimony could actually be a good basis for a warrant to seize the phone! She mentioned it quite a lot…

That, and the times she mentioned where she was coming to relay info to Meadows about how things were going out of control but Meadows was talking to someone on the phone and pulled the door shut on her - and she mentioned he rarely ever did that prior. Who was on the other end of those phone calls, what was so urgent for Meadows that he shut his aide out?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pat Cippollone’s portrayal from multiple third parties during the hearings so far has been pristine. I’m very interested to hear what he has to say.

I think they should get Cippollone to testify.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meadows really came out as both ineffective and a horrible person. The worst possible Chief of Staff for Trump. Shirking the responsibilities of his position, hiding from bad news so others had to break it to Trump and experience his rage, not showing any interest in doing anything except scrolling his phone and talking with his buddy Jim Jordan.

He wasn’t “scrolling on his phone!” He was most likely coordinating with the Rep Perry/ Roger Stone/ insurrectionists on his burner phone. I think one of the reasons that Hutchinson spoke so much about “Mark being on his phone“ is because once Jan6 get Meadows Signal texts, they’ll be able to match it up with her testimony of what he was doing while she was relaying the horrors of what was going on.

I think her testimony could actually be a good basis for a warrant to seize the phone! She mentioned it quite a lot…

That, and the times she mentioned where she was coming to relay info to Meadows about how things were going out of control but Meadows was talking to someone on the phone and pulled the door shut on her - and she mentioned he rarely ever did that prior. Who was on the other end of those phone calls, what was so urgent for Meadows that he shut his aide out?

She specifically mentioned TWO phones too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meadows really came out as both ineffective and a horrible person. The worst possible Chief of Staff for Trump. Shirking the responsibilities of his position, hiding from bad news so others had to break it to Trump and experience his rage, not showing any interest in doing anything except scrolling his phone and talking with his buddy Jim Jordan.

He wasn’t “scrolling on his phone!” He was most likely coordinating with the Rep Perry/ Roger Stone/ insurrectionists on his burner phone. I think one of the reasons that Hutchinson spoke so much about “Mark being on his phone“ is because once Jan6 get Meadows Signal texts, they’ll be able to match it up with her testimony of what he was doing while she was relaying the horrors of what was going on.

I think her testimony could actually be a good basis for a warrant to seize the phone! She mentioned it quite a lot…

That, and the times she mentioned where she was coming to relay info to Meadows about how things were going out of control but Meadows was talking to someone on the phone and pulled the door shut on her - and she mentioned he rarely ever did that prior. Who was on the other end of those phone calls, what was so urgent for Meadows that he shut his aide out?

Have any of you read the texts Meadows voluntarily released to the committee? The deluge of texts from terrified GOP congressman was impressive, Meadows was fully aware of the terror at Capitol.

Democrats should take those texts and mail a flyer to every shingle person in their districts.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The secret service has a long history of lying.

Ornato and Engel can’t admit they told anyone what Trump did in the car because it’s a serious breach of security protocol to gossip about stupid shit that their protectees do and say. Discretion is more sacred than truth.