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43. Watergate Prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks

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Thu Jun 8, 2017, 02:38 PM

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Jill Wine-Banks just nailed one of Trump's escape hatches shut on Chris Hayes [View all] Miles Archer Jun 2017 OP

K&R n/t rzemanfl Jun 2017 #1

Nice! leftstreet Jun 2017 #2

Yep and to the greatest page malaise Jun 2017 #3

K & R GP6971 Jun 2017 #4

K&R! gademocrat7 Jun 2017 #5

But that's deductive reasoning ProudLib72 Jun 2017 #6

And any type of reasoning is the work of the devil! erronis Jun 2017 #17

God has been making the rounds more frequently ProudLib72 Jun 2017 #29

LOL :-) iluvtennis Jun 2017 #28

Putting out an opening statement will allow Comey to prepare for the attack: so far AnotherMother4Peace Jun 2017 #7

Another reason to put out an opening statement is to prevent a last minute Trump shut down AnotherMother4Peace Jun 2017 #25

And, apparently, Comey explained to the president that the FBI director position Baitball Blogger Jun 2017 #8

so Trump can't complain and say he didn't know. HE WAS NOT IGNORANT. He knew. trueblue2007 Jun 2017 #10

Yes lpbk2713 Jun 2017 #9

That was a good observation she made about Trump criticizing Bill Clinton meeting Loretta Lynch wishstar Jun 2017 #11

Excellent. K&R. n/t BlancheSplanchnik Jun 2017 #12

I don't think Jill Wine-Banks was ever an FBI Agent, but marybourg Jun 2017 #13

I edited the thread title Miles Archer Jun 2017 #15

Thank you for grabbing the story. marybourg Jun 2017 #16

Beauty! H2O Man Jun 2017 #14

I'm sorry - I must have missed the source to this thread. erronis Jun 2017 #18

Chris Hayes, MSNBC, no link, I transcribed it, it's in my thread title Miles Archer Jun 2017 #22

Ironic that the day *45 1st attempted to obstruct justice was same day WH counsel formally MedusaX Jun 2017 #19

great point roscoeroscoe Jun 2017 #35

Intent. Barack_America Jun 2017 #20

The word "innocent" has been tossed around all night Miles Archer Jun 2017 #24

Of course, he wasn't really a successful CEO, though that's beside the point. LisaM Jun 2017 #40

Trump and his surrogates can't pretend he didn't know. nt oasis Jun 2017 #21

it doesn't even matter if he knew it was wrong. it is still a crime Takket Jun 2017 #23

The GOPers and drumpers are really going all out with their think tank talking points. BSdetect Jun 2017 #26

HUM how does that saying go? bluestarone Jun 2017 #27

K&R for... meow2u3 Jun 2017 #30

Lock him up? Cracklin Charlie Jun 2017 #31

Yup. That was brilliant. SunSeeker Jun 2017 #32

Saw it and loved it. The way she explained that there was no evidence R B Garr Jun 2017 #33

Saw Wine too & loved her perfunctory dismissal of Trump's 'ignorance"defense stuffmatters Jun 2017 #34

One more brick in the wall that will shut Trump in for life. Nitram Jun 2017 #36

The way he handled proves he knows he was doing wrong. lark Jun 2017 #37

k and r niyad Jun 2017 #38

Oh...logic. Wednesdays Jun 2017 #39

Completely frustrating to be more equipped to govern than nearly the entire GOP. SleeplessinSoCal Jun 2017 #41

No, no, no. He's knows it's wrong if the Clintons do it. If he does stuff, well, that's different. tclambert Jun 2017 #42

Watergate Prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks L. Coyote Jun 2017 #43