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Friday's ruling allows for the release of the names of countries and world leaders referenced in conversation between the President and Comey, as described in Comey's memo. In the conversation, the President is explaining to Comey why he has concerns about his national security adviser Michael Flynn and describing his dismay about how Flynn had handled scheduling of calls from world leaders. The judge ruled that the FBI did not provide sufficient argument as to why revealing this detail would be harmful to national security. But he did uphold one redaction in which the President spoke disparagingly about a country. "Given the statement and context, the Court has no trouble following the link offered by the FBI between disclosure and harm to national security," Judge James Boasberg wrote. LOOK OUT DEEP STATE because a federal judge just ruled that your minion James Comey is going to be OUTED for his evil nefariousness as soon as they release the memos he too

In part two of their conversation, James Comey speaks with Christiane Amanpour about whether his firing was obstruction of justice, and his handling of the Clinton email case. This is remarkable. In an interview with James Comey, CNN Host Christiane Amanpour actually says the 2016 chant  “lock her up” , referring to the injustice of the FBI letting Hillary Clinton completely off the hook, was HATE SPEECH and asks James Comey if he regrets not shutting it down during the 2016 elections when he was FBI Director. Watch: She not only calls the chant “ hate speech ” and suggests that it was dangerous and could have caused violence, but then asks Comey “should that have been allowed”. Are you kidding me? That’s gotta be one of the most un-American things I’ve heard a CNN host say! Thankfully, Comey answered correctly with regard to freedom of speech: That’s not a role for government to play. The beauty of this country is people can say what they want even if it’s misleadi

'The View' co-host Meghan McCain made former FBI director Andrew McCabe uncomfortable during an interview Tuesday when she directly asked if he was a source for The New York Times. McCabe denied the allegations and attempted to explain his side of the story saying he was unsure as to why James Comey remembered their conversations differently. Watch:    WATCH: McCabe makes DRASTICALLY different comments about Rosenstein’s coup attempt than he did on 60 Minutes! On  The View  today Andrew McCabe totally played off Rod Rosenstein’s comments back in 2017 about wearing a wire in the Oval Office and potentially invoking the 25th amendment to impeach Trump, as a ‘brief off-handed’ comment. He made it sound like Rosenstein wasn’t really serious about it. But just two days ago on 60 Minutes McCabe has something very different to say. Watch the difference. Skip ahead to the 5:30 minute mark if you’re in a hurry. For those who need a transcript, here’s what McCabe

Ratcliffe called the Baker transcript leak "selective," adding that the full transcript of the Oct. 18 interview, which is undergoing a classification review by the FBI and the Justice Department, reveals "that in May 2017, political bias infected senior FBI leadership, and emotion -- not evidence -- drove their decision making." "(I)n May 2017,  political bias infected senior FBI leadership, and emotion -- not evidence -- drove their decision making." — U.S. Rep. John Ratcliffe, R-Texas This report is only scratching the surface of the institutional corruption and arrogance in the FBI. Wake up America! This is the result of having an domestic intelligence agency with investigative powers and arrest authority, who also happens to conduct the background investigations of all elected and appointed officials, and is responsibible for investigating public corruption. All of that under one roof is just as a much a threat to our democracy as our fore