Supposedly, a special prosecutor had to be appointed in 2017 to investigate Donald Trump, because the President had fired FBI Director James Comey, and this meant that he was trying to obstruct justice. In the newly declassified documents from the FBI’s “Crossfire Hurricane” attempt at regime change, one learns that the Acting Director of the FBI in May, 2017, Andrew McCabe, and his lieutenant, Lisa Page, knew that the Department of Justice (DoJ) plans were in the works since January 2017 to dump Comey — long before Trump got exasperated with him. They knew there was no ‘obstruction of justice’ involved. Yet the Mueller travesty was initiated on that pretext. It’s almost as if an assault on the Capitol was planned beforehand and launched prior to Trump finishing his speech, but his speech launched the assault.
Investigative reporter John Solomon has been going through some of the documents. McCabe writes of a May 16, 2017, meeting in which he informed Rod Rosenstein, Deputy Attorney General (DAG), on the obstruction probe: “I explained that the purpose of the investigation was to investigate allegations of possible collusion between the President and the Russian government, possible obstruction of justice related to the firing of FBI Director James Comey and possible conspiracy to obstruct justice.” Then, regarding Rosenstien’s supposed outrage over Comey’s firing, Lisa Page notes on the same meeting: “This was a strange comment, because it was my understanding that the DAG [Rosenstein] had previously indicated that he and AG Sessions had been discussing firing Director Comey since January....” Finally, McCabe notes a second meeting five days later: “We returned to our discussion from the morning meeting about the DAG’s [Rosenstein’s] memo on the firing of Director Comey. The DAG stated that based on conversations he had had with the AG [Sessions] as early as January 2017 he knew Director Comey was going to get fired.”
