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James Comey - Statement for the Record - Senate Select Committee on Intelligence

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John McCain sounds like he just woke up.

 

Almost right! LOL

 

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/sen-john-mccain-clarifies-bumbling-statements-comey-hearing-article-1.3231744

 

Some social media users said that the slip ups may be the result of age, though McCain, 80, later blamed a lack of sleep.

 

"I get the tense from Twitter that my line of questioning today went over people's heads. Maybe going forward I shouldn't stay up late watching the Diamondbacks night games," he said in a statement.

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President Trump's lawyer is flat out denying that he ever asked Comey for loyalty, or to "let it go" with regards to Flynn right now.

 

Wasn't that in the same statement that he and Trump both said validates them yesterday?

I've not watched a minute of this. CNN alert on my phone came up and said that Comey engineered a leak that he said was in response to a tweet from the President. CNN reported that the leak was published at least one day before the tweet he said he was replying to.

 

FBI director intentionally leaking info is not a good look.

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I've not watched a minute of this. CNN alert on my phone came up and said that Comey engineered a leak that he said was in response to a tweet from the President. CNN reported that the leak was published at least one day before the tweet he said he was replying to.

 

FBI director intentionally leaking info is not a good look.

 

Former FBI Director at the time of his admitted leak I believe.

 

I would like to know how a FBI Director can create a document (his notes after talking to President Trump) on a Classified Laptop Computer and then decide on his own, once he is a Private Citizen, to leak that Government Document to a friend?

 

If my understanding of this is wrong please correct me.

 

And if I have it right, that has to be a felony, right? And if it isn't a crime, I would like to know exactly what documents created on a Classified Laptop are ever able to be given to the public? Or to be simple, what is the Policy/Protocol for the dissemination of Documents and/or Contents on a Classified Laptop Computer?

Former FBI Director at the time of his admitted leak I believe.

 

I would like to know how a FBI Director can create a document (his notes after talking to President Trump) on a Classified Laptop Computer and then decide on his own, once he is a Private Citizen, to leak that Government Document to a friend?

 

If my understanding of this is wrong please correct me.

 

And if I have it right, that has to be a felony, right? And if it isn't a crime, I would like to know exactly what documents created on a Classified Laptop are ever able to be given to the public? Or to be simple, what is the Policy/Protocol for the dissemination of Documents and/or Contents on a Classified Laptop Computer?

 

I would think so, but with the recent history in DC no one will go after him.

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I would think so, but with the recent history in DC no one will go after him.

 

I am not suggesting anyone go after Comey right now, we still are sorting through the facts and have an open investigation.

 

What I would suggest everyone do is consider Comey's Eroding Credibility.

 

In my case, every time he has popped up on TV since last July my opinion of his credibility has gone down.

I am not suggesting anyone go after Comey right now, we still are sorting through the facts and have an open investigation.

 

What I would suggest everyone do is consider Comey's Eroding Credibility.

 

In my case, every time he has popped up on TV since last July my opinion of his credibility has gone down.

 

And again if his credibility is eroded then Trump has zero credibility as well then, correct?

 

This is where it gets muddier.

Former FBI Director at the time of his admitted leak I believe.

 

I would like to know how a FBI Director can create a document (his notes after talking to President Trump) on a Classified Laptop Computer and then decide on his own, once he is a Private Citizen, to leak that Government Document to a friend?

 

If my understanding of this is wrong please correct me.

 

And if I have it right, that has to be a felony, right? And if it isn't a crime, I would like to know exactly what documents created on a Classified Laptop are ever able to be given to the public? Or to be simple, what is the Policy/Protocol for the dissemination of Documents and/or Contents on a Classified Laptop Computer?

 

I'm not sure how that works since the memos aren't technically classified information but if the memos were done on a classified laptop does that make that information classified. That's a great question. No one asked that question today though while I was watching.

 

I'm assuming we won't be able to find that policy anywhere?

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And again if his credibility is eroded then Trump has zero credibility as well then, correct?

 

This is where it gets muddier.

 

This is about Comey's Credibility in the Comey thread. Please feel free to start a thread on Trump's credibility.

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I'm not sure how that works since the memos aren't technically classified information but if the memos were done on a classified laptop does that make that information classified. That's a great question. No one asked that question today though while I was watching.

 

I'm assuming we won't be able to find that policy anywhere?

 

I would be shocked if Fox News doesn't get to it tonight.

 

I about came out of my chair when Comey divulged that. I immediately thought it has to be illegal.

Former FBI Director at the time of his admitted leak I believe.

 

I would like to know how a FBI Director can create a document (his notes after talking to President Trump) on a Classified Laptop Computer and then decide on his own, once he is a Private Citizen, to leak that Government Document to a friend?

 

If my understanding of this is wrong please correct me.

 

And if I have it right, that has to be a felony, right? And if it isn't a crime, I would like to know exactly what documents created on a Classified Laptop are ever able to be given to the public? Or to be simple, what is the Policy/Protocol for the dissemination of Documents and/or Contents on a Classified Laptop Computer?

 

Thinking on it a little more Comey told the world about the memos, leaked the memos, turned over the memos and publicly testified about the memos. I don't feel like he intentionally committed a crime so I don't have an issue with his memos.

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Thinking on it a little more Comey told the world about the memos, leaked the memos, turned over the memos and publicly testified about the memos. I don't feel like he intentionally committed a crime so I don't have an issue with his memos.

 

Again if I followed along today even the Senate Intelligence Committee Investigating this asked Comey to get the memos back so that they could have them for the record.

 

I am thinking aloud here but I think that means the FBI is not releasing those memos to the Intelligence Committee so they need to get them from another source.

 

So I am just thinking this through, we have Memos that James Comey created on a Classified Laptop Computer that the Senate Intelligence Committee can't get access to but James Comey gave copies of those same memos to one of his buddies.

I was under the impression Comey leaked the fact that memos exist, not their contents.

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I was under the impression Comey leaked the fact that memos exist, not their contents.

 

Fired FBI Director James B. Comey orchestrated the leak of details of his memos of his conversations with President Trump, he testified to Congress on Thursday, saying he was hoping it would spur the Justice Department to announce an independent prosecutor to probe the Trump operation.

 

Mr. Comey said he used a law professor friend at Columbia University as a go-between to share information with reporters, though he didn’t name the professor. He said he wanted to get information out after Mr. Trump took to Twitter to dispute that he had asked the FBI to let former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn off the hook.

 

“I thought that might prompt the appointment of a special counsel,” Mr. Comey testified.

 

Sen. Roy Blunt said that sounded like a cop-out.

 

“What you do there is create a source close to the former director of the FBI, as opposed to just taking responsibility yourself,” the Missouri Republican said.

 

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/jun/8/james-comey-leaked-his-own-memos-contradict-trump/

Again if I followed along today even the Senate Intelligence Committee Investigating this asked Comey to get the memos back so that they could have them for the record.

 

I am thinking aloud here but I think that means the FBI is not releasing those memos to the Intelligence Committee so they need to get them from another source.

 

So I am just thinking this through, we have Memos that James Comey created on a Classified Laptop Computer that the Senate Intelligence Committee can't get access to but James Comey gave copies of those same memos to one of his buddies.

 

Just thinking out loud as well.

 

It appeared to me no one on committee had bothered to ask for them. Comey seemed willing to hand them over if/when he got them back.

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