The DNI, James Clapper, back in 2017 manufacturing an intel assessment on supposed Russian interference, directing officials to, quote, compromise the normal process, saying that they all needed to be on the same team, despite concerns from then-director of the national security agency Mike Rogers. Clapper responded in an email saying about Russian collusion. That’s our story, and we’re sticking to it, as if the facts didn’t matter. It was all about the narrative. Meantime, newly declassified memos also contained allegations that the then FBI Chief James Comey leaked classified material to the New York Times through a friend.

He used a special conduit to the Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times in his bid to polish his image and push for a special prosecutor to take down President Trump. It’s all very sick. The story adds, Columbia University law professor Daniel Richmond admitted to agents in interviews at the FBI that he routinely communicated on behalf of Comey, his longtime friend, with New York Times reporter Michael Schmidt. And let’s not forget about Adam Schiff. We now know that a whistleblower, a Democrat, working for them on the intel committee, told the FBI in 2017 that the then Congressman approved leaking classified material, which is against the law, all in an effort to frame Trump.

If true, it would be a felony. So are we going to do something? Dom Fitton is the president of GSA Watch. He’s been at the tip of the spear in exposing a lot of this from day one. He joins us live. Tom, welcome back. Good to be with you. How are you? President Trump says, I want these people taken care of. Your reaction to the newly declassified material, because some people are saying, particularly what Clapper said, is almost a smoking gun. Well, I don’t know. It’s kind of a whole military’s worth of smoking guns in these documents.

The challenge for the Justice Department and the FBI is that there’s nothing new here in the sense that the court crimes have long been known. We knew they messed with the intelligent assessment six, seven years ago. We knew Comey and his friend, Richmond. Comey took FBI files about Trump and leaked them through his friend Richmond. These were classified documents he stole, given a free pass. So now we have further details on it. Schiff was known to be a leaker and a liar. Nothing was done. We filed an ethical complaint against them. Republicans didn’t do anything. So the question is, what, if anything, can be done now? Maybe there’s some perjury charges.

Maybe there’s this conspiracy theory that brings these crimes forward. Of course, President Obama might have some protection as under immunity. I’m a little bit fearful that not much will be done. Maybe some folks will be prosecuted for perjury. I’m as much concerned about what happened last year and why nothing’s been done on that as what happened seven, eight years ago. In terms of lawfare, pardon me, against President Trump’s secret service protection. Obama threatened Biden, according to press reports, in order to get him to pull back out of the campaign. The lawfare against Trump. None of that seems to be on, at least on the hot plates there at the Justice Department.

And I don’t know if I can do it. So pardon me. In the last minute we have then, you’re painting a picture of somebody who’s been in the beginning that we’ve heard this before and maybe nothing happens. The counter to that is John Solomon is reporting, as you know, that there might be multiple grand juries right now in places outside D.C. where you get a left-wing jury, and this conspiracy case has a longer statute of limitations might be going on in Florida, Virginia, Pennsylvania, other states. You have any hope that there’ll be criminal charges that stick with any of those grand juries? You know, I heard a lot of the same arguments about U.S.

Attorney Durham. And I’m hopeful something different happens. If I were President Trump, I’d run the investigations directly. He can’t—look, the Justice Department just had to fire an employee for assaulting a federal police officer. That’s the group that they’re going to have to rely on. He should take it out of those agencies and run it himself. Got it. All right, Tom Fitton with a reality check tonight. We appreciate it, Tom. Thank you. You’re welcome. [tr:trw].

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