Reminder: the drumbeat to fire Mueller all comes from the left
| ivory stirring set factory reset button | 03/22/18 | | Orange place of business address | 03/22/18 | | glittery forum jap | 03/22/18 | | Low-t exciting box office electric furnace | 03/22/18 | | Orange place of business address | 03/22/18 | | Low-t exciting box office electric furnace | 03/22/18 | | glittery forum jap | 03/22/18 | | Wild Hairy Legs Persian | 03/22/18 | | self-centered bonkers property | 03/22/18 | | Pungent sweet tailpipe | 03/22/18 | | Orange place of business address | 04/10/18 | | misanthropic thirsty reading party | 03/22/18 | | Orange place of business address | 03/22/18 | | glittery forum jap | 04/10/18 | | Wonderful Magenta Orchestra Pit Haunted Graveyard | 04/10/18 | | laughsome rehab | 04/10/18 |
Poast new message in this thread
|
Date: March 22nd, 2018 9:39 AM Author: Orange place of business address
Mr. Trump’s interactions with Mr. McGahn unfolded in the days after the Jan. 25 Times article, which said that Mr. McGahn threatened to quit last June after the president asked him to fire the special counsel. After the article was published, the White House staff secretary, Rob Porter, told Mr. McGahn that the president wanted him to release a statement saying that the story was not true, the people said.
Mr. Porter, who resigned last month amid a domestic abuse scandal, told Mr. McGahn the president had suggested he might “get rid of” Mr. McGahn if he chose not to challenge the article, the people briefed on the conversation said.
Mr. McGahn did not publicly deny the article, and the president later confronted him in the Oval Office in front of the White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, according to the people.
The president said he had never ordered Mr. McGahn to fire the special counsel. Mr. McGahn replied that the president was wrong and that he had in fact asked Mr. McGahn in June to call the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, to tell him that the special counsel had a series of conflicts that disqualified him for overseeing the investigation and that he had to be dismissed. The president told Mr. McGahn that he did not remember the discussion that way.
Mr. Trump moved on, pointing out that Mr. McGahn had never told him that he was going to resign over the order to fire the special counsel. Mr. McGahn acknowledged that that was true but said that he had told senior White House officials at the time that he was going to quit.
It is not clear how the confrontation was resolved. Mr. McGahn has stayed on as White House counsel, one of the few senior administration officials who has been with the president since the campaign.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3925489&forum_id=2#35660131) |
Date: March 22nd, 2018 9:55 AM Author: misanthropic thirsty reading party
"nobody on the right ever brings this up"
*cut to Hannity M-F every week crowing about a deep state conspiracy and how Mueller is mired in conflicts and bias, etc.*
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3925489&forum_id=2#35660253) |
|
|