Quyền giám đốc FBI đánh trống lảng khi hỏi về điều tra TT Trump

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Câu hỏi về việc điều tra về cáo buộc Nga can thiệp bầu cử Mỹ hay không luôn được đặt ra đối với Cục Điều tra Liên bang (FBI). Ngay cả việc ông Comey bị sa thải cũng bị nghi ngờ vì ông muốn mở cuộc điều tra về vấn đề này.

Chủ tịch Ủy ban đảng Cộng hòa Richard Burr ngày 11/5 hỏi quyền giám đốc FBI Andrew McCabe rằng ông có nghe người tiền nhiệm James Comey nói Tổng thống Donald Trump không bị điều tra về cáo buộc thông đồng với Nga trong chiến dịch tranh cử năm 2016 hay không.


Quyền giám đốc FBI Andrew McCabe. Ảnh: Daily News

Ông McCabe từ chối trả lời, theo Reuters. McCabe thay thế Comey sau khi người tiền nhiệm bất ngờ bị Trump sa thải.

Đảng Dân chủ nghi ông Trump muốn ngăn cản cuộc điều tra cáo buộc Nga can thiệp bầu cử Mỹ. Ông McCabe cam kết sẽ thông báo cho Ủy ban Tình báo Thượng viện nếu Nhà Trắng hoặc ai khác có nỗ lực cản trở điều tra.

Cộng đồng tình báo Mỹ hồi tháng 1 kết luận Tổng thống Nga Vladimir Putin ra lệnh can thiệp cuộc tranh cử tổng thống Mỹ bằng cách tấn công mạng vào các email của đảng Dân chủ và tiết lộ chúng để Trump chiếm ưu thế. Giám đốc tình báo quốc gia Mỹ Dan Coats và giám đốc Cơ quan Tình báo Trung ương (CIA) Mike Pompeo hôm qua nhắc lại kết luận trên.

Moscow bác bỏ mọi cáo buộc can thiệp bầu cử và có liên hệ với Trump.

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Andrew McCabe testified in Congress today and totally contradicted the orange quacking duck. Mr. Mccabe said ...

1) “Director Comey enjoyed broad support within the F.B.I. and still does to this day"

2) “The vast majority of F.B.I. employees enjoyed a deep and positive connection to Director Comey,”

Originally Posted by corumstation

Andrew McCabe testified in Congress today and totally contradicted the orange quacking duck. Mr. Mccabe said ...

1) “Director Comey enjoyed broad support within the F.B.I. and still does to this day"

2) “The vast majority of F.B.I. employees enjoyed a deep and positive connection to Director Comey,”

They're all true. Though, they were not reasons why Comey was fired (even the WH repeatedly insisted they were).

The reason was TRUST. Trump rapidly realized that Comey were not loyal to him as things appeared in the beginning.

Plus, Comey was deeply involved with Trump-Russia investigation and that did not sit well with Trump.

So firing Comey was just a matter of time.

whuynh ....

1) Trust is just another spin!

---> Lets assume it was trust ...

.......... A) then why wait 110+ days after quacking and laying eggs in the White House and referring to past events (last Summer campaign dramas)!

.......... B) it further lends credence and runs smack into the quacking duck's lack of temperament and fit for office!

2) Comey got terminated because he was too independent and would not bend to the orange duck requirements, ie. keeping him abreast of the multitude of investigations (think about the lateral aspects of those previous incidental traps) into the duck and his campaign Russian's collusion and his family's Russian dealings!

Originally Posted by corumstation

whuynh ....

Trust is just another spin!

---> Lets assume it was trust ...

.......... A) then why wait 110+ days after quacking and laying eggs in the White House and referring to past events (last Summer campaign dramas)!

.......... B) it further lends credence and runs smack into the quacking duck's lack of temperament and fit for office!

I hear you and that 's why firing Comey now surprises and puzzles a lot of people (including myself).

To be honest, I don't even know the answer to this. But if I have to guess then my guess would be:

As things progress, Trump may have forecast that Comey and his department had the Clinton email investigation running cold; while the Trump-Russia investigation was starting to get warmer and could potentially do some harm to him at some point.

So he seek Sessions' advice and decided to fire Comey when the guy was on the road.

What ya think, am I in the ballpark?

whuynh ....

1) As stated in other posts, Sessions involvement in recommending Comey termination is full of potential legal problems for him because he had already recused himself from these collusion investigations. For him (Sessions) to be actively involved in recommending the termination of the head lead into his (Sessions) own illegal acts, that is impediment of an investigation!

2) The quacking duck firing Comey was primarily (IMO) to protect his businesses and his immediate family from being cannon fodder and any legal repurcusions!

3) Deniability has always been a cornerstone of all president post Nixon!

4) Again, all of this was a calculated, albeit a misfire, distraction from his healthcare and tax reform agendas!

Originally Posted by corumstation

whuynh ....

1) As stated in other posts, Sessions involvement in recommending Comey termination is full of potential legal problems for him because he had already recused himself from these collusion investigations. For him (Sessions) to be actively involved in recommending the termination of the head lead into his (Sessions) own illegal acts, that is impediment of an investigation!

2) The quacking duck firing Comey was primarily (IMO) to protect his businesses and his immediate family from being cannon fodder and any legal repurcusions!

3) Deniability has always been a cornerstone of all president post Nixon!

4) Again, all of this was a calculated, albeit a misfire, distraction from his healthcare and tax reform agendas!

Umm ... as I said from the get-go, the dude is unpredictable. Seems like nobody can tell what his next move will be (and I don't mean it as a good thing). All I know about the dude are:

He is egotistic; self-center; pragmatic; bully and a big liar.

whuynh ....

Actually, the quacking duck is very predictable albeit not on the normal political path as any would be presidents have done!