Swamp Watch: James Comey and His Homeboy, Robert Mueller (video)

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The Next Revolution with Steve Hilton on Sunday night during his “Swamp Watch” segment exposed the corruption and dirty dealings of former FBI directors and long-time bff’s James Comey and special prosecutor, Robert Mueller.

Hilton went from Lockheed Martin to Booz Allen Hamilton to Bridgewater Associates.  One of the most interesting parts of the segment was Robert Mueller’s connection to Apple CEO, Tim Cook.

Allow me to back track four months when during an interview, Tim Cook, who allegedly prides himself on Apple’s “strong stance” when it comes to protecting the privacy and data of its customers stated the following:

“We care about the user experience. And we’re not going to traffic in your personal life. I think it’s an invasion of privacy … Privacy to us is a human right.  It’s a civil liberty … [I]n something that is unique to America, you know, this is like freedom of speech and freedom of the press, and privacy is right up there for us….”

Of course, this is no newfound revelation on the part of Cook.   Just  two years earlier, Apple refused to comply with a California judge’s order to unlock an I-phone belonging to one of the San Bernardino Islamic terrorists by granting the FBI backdoor access to the device.

In an open letter to Apple customer’s posted on to its website, Cook wrote:

The US government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider too dangerous to create,” Cook wrote in an open letter posted on Apple’s website. “They have asked us to build a backdoor to the iPhone.

A few months later, the FBI aided by an “unnamed group” found a way to unlock the device.  Not passing the smell test? James Comey was the FBI Director at the time.

Yet when special prosecutor, Robert Mueller, asked former client, Apple (Tim Cook) for access to Paul Manafort’s data, Tim Cook without a second thought granted his former attorney, i.e., Mueller access to Manafort’s  iCloud account. So much for the sanctity and privacy of Apple’s customers.

And, that is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to former FBI Directors, James Comey and pal, Robert Mueller.  Below is the segment in its entirety.

Fox News – The Next Revolution with Steve Hilton

Aug. 12, 2018 – 7:03 – Mueller and Comey are model public servants, we’re told.

White House Press Briefing – Monday, October 30, 2017

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Okay, let’s begin with the elephant in the room followed by today’s White House Press Briefing in its entirety.

WARNING: The first five minutes of the press briefing has the Communist media complex and bureaucrats and NeverTrumpers losing their minds (trending on twitter and no shortage of vile, hateful comments from people whose accounts will never be suspended). I suspect it was intentional being that Progressives are so darned predictable.

Cross-posted on Wow! Magazine.

I’m not a Big Fan of Paul Manafort, but….

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(There are lies, and damned lies….” -Mark Twain)

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I’m absolutely delirious in my dislike for the Associated Press.

And it’s all about honesty and dishonesty.

Now, personally I’ve never known Mr Manafort to lie, but I suppose he has uttered an untruth here and there, especially in his term as (unpaid) campaign manager for Donald Trump (March-August) in 2016. Why we know this is because all of Trump’s campaign staff lied during those months.

How do we know this?

Just ask the Associated Press. Or CNN. Or the New York Times, etc, etc.

I know you’re thinking, in this day and age, there are many sides to the truth. But in fact there is usually only one in any given set of circumstances. Courts of law and the Rules of Evidence, while allowing many versions of the truth to be sworn to, provide rules that a jury can only find one to be the superior truth, and that all must abide by that finding.

In many parts of the world, for centuries, this rule of law has defined civilization. In America, as well as other free societies, the media has always been (sort of) exempt from this rule, while still subject to certain natural laws and punishments that just natural follow when they step too far out of line with the truth in trying to mold public opinion.

Next to corrupt politicians, card sharks and drummers of whiskey cut with kerosene, I think local editors were the most likely liars to find themselves tied to the front end of a cow-catcher, or being tarred and feathered with hot oil. Like the ancient biblical tradition of throwing prophets who turned out to be wrong over a cliff, I think being honey-dipped, at least the cuffs of one’s fine $500 Armani, is a tradition worth recapturing[…]

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