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TheDynasty 06-12-2017 09:17 PM

General Jeff Sessions' testimony Tuesday 6/13
 
https://cdn.theatlantic.com/assets/m...jpg?1479480698

Going to be interesting to see.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions' testimony before Congress
Date: Tuesday, June 13th, 2017
Time: 2:30 p.m. ET; coverage begins on CBSN at 1 p.m.
On TV: CBS News, check your local listings
CBSN: Jeff Sessions live blog
CBSN: Sessions hearing live online stream
Post-coverage: Special edition of "Red & Blue" on CBSN, 7 p.m.
A CBS News Special Report will air live coverage of Sessions' testimony. The broadcast will be hosted by Scott Pelley, starting Thursday at 2:30 p.m. ET. CBSN will also live stream Sessions' testimony.

Rochard 06-12-2017 10:11 PM

This will be highly entertaining.

Comey testifying was amazing. What's most amazing is the spin that came out afterwards. Suddenly Republicans were calling him a liar, Trump was calling him a leaker, and they both claimed his actions were illegal and had no impact. Bullshit - The President Of the United States "nicely asked" the Director of The FBI to drop the investigation into Flynn because he is a "nice guy". At the very same time, we have Trump's son on video saying "When Trump asks for something, he isn't asking he is telling you to do it".

This is insane. The President asked the FBI Director to drop an investigation, then fired him for not doing it, and then tried to intimidate him. No matter how you look at this it's obstruction of justice.

TheDynasty 06-13-2017 11:24 AM

Who's watching?

Bladewire 06-13-2017 11:27 AM

I am when it starts

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Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 21831226)
Jeff Sessions live testimony on Russia

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Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 21831226)



crockett 06-13-2017 11:36 AM

oh, well I had stuff to do earlier figured I'd have to watch a recording.. Guess I'm here in time to see him lie on live TV..

xXXtesy10 06-13-2017 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 21831271)
I am when it starts

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Bladewire 06-13-2017 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by xXXtesy10 (Post 21831292)

Great observation :1orglaugh

Bladewire 06-13-2017 11:48 AM

Is there a glass of vodka and a glass of water on the left? I think he just drank out of the vodka glass :1orglaugh

He's so twitchy

TheDynasty 06-13-2017 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 21831307)
Is there a glass of vodka and a glass of water on the left? I think he just drank out of the vodka glass :1orglaugh

He's so twitchy

he didn't start drinking until they brought up Russia

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crockett 06-13-2017 11:58 AM

He's already lied in his opening statements.. Claiming he never met with any Russians.. This guy needs to be gone.. Is he under oath again? I didn't hear them say he would be under oath...

Bladewire 06-13-2017 12:00 PM

He just parsed his words very specifically. Didn't say he didn't meet with Russians point blank. He's also very condescending and combative, a sign of guilt :2 cents:

crockett 06-13-2017 12:05 PM

It's funny he didn't see the need to follow Justice Department rules "until" 3 days after it was outed he had met with Russians..

baddog 06-13-2017 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDynasty (Post 21831319)
he didn't start drinking until they brought up Russia

Except when he was reading his prepared statement.

baddog 06-13-2017 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 21831337)
It's funny he didn't see the need to follow Justice Department rules "until" 3 days after it was outed he had met with Russians..

Sworn in on the 9th
Meeting on 10th that suggested he should recuse himself that day

Boozer 06-13-2017 12:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by baddog (Post 21831349)
Except when he was reading his prepared statement.

Which was after the chairmas opening remarks. His point still stands.

Dont worry.. Sessions selective memory will not incriminate anyone.

Bladewire 06-13-2017 12:22 PM

"we never functioned as a coherent team"

Incriminating because he's setting the tone for plausible deniability :2 cents:

He drank from his vodka glass after that lol

Boozer 06-13-2017 12:27 PM

Warner is hammering Sessions.. You can see sessions squirming.

Bladewire 06-13-2017 12:30 PM

"Its possible that I had a meeting but I don't recall it" lie

"Not to my recollection" lie

He's talking slow and going off on tangents to run out his time on questioning. Shady

He's recalling a lot of things during the same time, and same day, very specifically, but gets fuzzy on Russia.

Bladewire 06-13-2017 12:46 PM

He doesn't know why he felt he needed to stay while Comey was meeting with the president? Lie

"I don't think I had any direct involvement" Lie

crockett 06-13-2017 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 21831355)
Sworn in on the 9th
Meeting on 10th that suggested he should recuse himself that day

He assumed office February 9, 2017,

On March 1, 2017, Sessions came under scrutiny after reports surfaced that he had contact with Russian government officials during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, even though during his confirmation hearings he denied he had any discussions with representatives of the Russian government.

On March 2, Sessions announced that he would recuse himself from any investigations into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.[99] That same day, The Wall Street Journal reported that Sessions's contact with the Russians had been investigated. It was not clear whether the investigation was ongoing.

Where the fuck do you come up with your "facts" Baddog? It took him almost a month before he recused himself and it was only after his meetings with Russians came to light. During that month Sessions was engaged in the Russian investigation and there were countless calls for him to recuse himself in which he ignored until he was outed for lying in his confirmation.

Bladewire 06-13-2017 01:09 PM

They say he has no legal grounds not to answer questions as he's not invoking the 5th or executive priveledge, yet he still refuses to answer based on his "feeling" of protecting conversations with the president.

Obstruction of justice

Bladewire 06-13-2017 01:12 PM

"I did not have a "meeting" but I might have had an "encounter" with Russian ambassador kislyak" what a slippery little little game player.

You don't play word games unless you're hiding something.

Rochard 06-13-2017 01:29 PM

I didn't watch most of this, but I've watched for a few minutes and here are my thoughts....

It's very, very clear this is a completely partisan issue. Republicans are asking very lame questions, and it's very clear that Sessions has written answers to these questions. Senator James Lankford (R Oklahoma) just asked him a question, and Sessions pretty much read an answer from a piece of paper. This is not an attempt to get at the truth; This is clearly planned out well in advance.

Seems to me Sessions is refusing to answer a lot of questions.

crockett 06-13-2017 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 21831508)
I didn't watch most of this, but I've watched for a few minutes and here are my thoughts....

It's very, very clear this is a completely partisan issue. Republicans are asking very lame questions, and it's very clear that Sessions has written answers to these questions. Senator James Lankford (R Oklahoma) just asked him a question, and Sessions pretty much read an answer from a piece of paper. This is not an attempt to get at the truth; This is clearly planned out well in advance.

Seems to me Sessions is refusing to answer a lot of questions.

The same republicans who continue to treat this Russian investigation like a conspiracy theory are the same republicans who required countless investigations into Benghazi and Hillary Clinton emails. Republicans are partisan to the core and are authoritative by nature.

They are ok with telling everyone else what to do, how you can live your life, what to be outraged about, but damn sure it's blasphemy to ever question them..

Example was Sen Cotton that didn't even ask a question about anything related to the Russia investigation or Trump but just went on and only about conspiracy theories and non sense.

Sen Cotton asked no useful questions and treated this all as a farce, yet he grilled Obama & Hillary relentlessly over Benghazi. Republicans at this point are aiding and abetting treason.

Republicans simply can not be trusted running the govt in their current status as partisan hacks.. Their toys have to be taken away and they need to be sent to time out by the voters of this country, until they can reassemble their party into something that puts good of our country before their political party..

Bladewire 06-13-2017 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 21831508)
Seems to me Sessions is refusing to answer a lot of questions.

He's stonewalling almost every single question with:

"I don't recall"

"I don't believe so"

"Not to my recollection"

"I don't know at this time"

"I'm not sure, I might know later though"

"I believe so"

Kamala Harris is asking simple questions and he has answered not one question definitively.

People with nothing to hide don't stonewall :2 cents:

MaDalton 06-13-2017 02:07 PM

this Harris woman is feisty

baddog 06-13-2017 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 21831421)
He assumed office February 9, 2017,

On March 1, 2017, Sessions came under scrutiny after reports surfaced that he had contact with Russian government officials during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, even though during his confirmation hearings he denied he had any discussions with representatives of the Russian government.

On March 2, Sessions announced that he would recuse himself from any investigations into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.[99] That same day, The Wall Street Journal reported that Sessions's contact with the Russians had been investigated. It was not clear whether the investigation was ongoing.

Where the fuck do you come up with your "facts" Baddog? It took him almost a month before he recused himself and it was only after his meetings with Russians came to light. During that month Sessions was engaged in the Russian investigation and there were countless calls for him to recuse himself in which he ignored until he was outed for lying in his confirmation.

I must not have heard the entire question/answer correctly, as I was typing it as Sessions was saying it.

baddog 06-13-2017 02:36 PM

Let me also explain clearly the circumstances of my recusal from the investigation into the Russian interference with the 2016 election. I was sworn in as Attorney General on Thursday, February 9th. The very next day, I met with career Department officials, including a senior ethics official, to discuss some things publicly reported in the press and that might have some bearing on the issue of recusal. From that point, February 10th, until I announced my formal recusal on March 2nd, I was never briefed on any investigative details and did not access information about the investigation; I received only the limited information that the Department’s career officials determined was necessary to inform my recusal decision. As such, I have no knowledge about this investigation beyond what has been publicly reported, and I have taken no action with regard to any such investigation. On the date of my formal recusal, my Chief of Staff sent an email to the heads of the relevant departments, including by name to Director Comey of the FBI, to instruct them to inform their staffs of this recusal and to advise them not to brief me or involve me in any such matters. And in fact, they have not. Importantly, I recused myself not because of any asserted wrongdoing on my part during the campaign, but because a Department of Justice regulation, 28 CFR 45.2, required it. That regulation states, in effect, that Department employees should not participate in investigations of a campaign if they have served as a campaign advisor.

crockett 06-13-2017 02:44 PM

It's rather odd he doesn't seem to recall anything that might be troubling for him but sure has a great memory if it's something that can help him or that he can go off on a tangent about to run out time.

This guy is a joke and a disgrace to his position. He needs to be removed. The Justice Department can not be held with respect as long as the guy running it has lied under oath and continues to purposely obstruct the justice process. You can not be the head of the DOJ if you refuse to answer simple questions during a investigation by the US Senate while stating there is no law which stops you from answering..

baddog 06-13-2017 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 21831700)
It's rather odd he doesn't seem to recall anything that might be troubling for him but sure has a great memory if it's something that can help him or that he can go off on a tangent about to run out time.

This guy is a joke and a disgrace to his position. He needs to be removed. The Justice Department can not be held with respect as long as the guy running it has lied under oath and continues to purposely obstruct the justice process. You can not be the head of the DOJ if you refuse to answer simple questions during a investigation by the US Senate while stating there is no law which stops you from answering..

He answers a specific question and he is still wrong.

Too bad most of the Democrats didn't know how to examine someone.

When did he lie under oath?

crockett 06-13-2017 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 21831721)
He answers a specific question and he is still wrong.

Too bad most of the Democrats didn't know how to examine someone.

When did he lie under oath?

As Bladewire mentioned.. Sessions's favorite answered were...


"I don't recall"

"I don't believe so"

"Not to my recollection"

"I don't know at this time"

"I'm not sure, I might know later though"

"I believe so"


Yet these are specific answers good for baddog... Also get real dude.. He lied under oath about Russian meetings during his conformation hearing.. This is known fact at this point.. Why even try to pretend you don't know about that?

Axeman 06-13-2017 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett (Post 21831742)
As Bladewire mentioned.. Sessions's favorite answered were...


"I don't recall"

"I don't believe so"

"Not to my recollection"

"I don't know at this time"

"I'm not sure, I might know later though"

"I believe so"


Yet these are specific answers good for baddog... Also get real dude.. He lied under oath about Russian meetings during his conformation hearing.. This is known fact at this point.. Why even try to pretend you don't know about that?

You ready to admit that Comey is the one that told Trump on his own, three times, he is not under investigation? Or are you still 10 feet in the sand?

Bladewire 06-13-2017 04:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crockett (Post 21831700)
It's rather odd he doesn't seem to recall anything that might be troubling for him but sure has a great memory if it's something that can help him or that he can go off on a tangent about to run out time.

This guy is a joke and a disgrace to his position. He needs to be removed. The Justice Department can not be held with respect as long as the guy running it has lied under oath and continues to purposely obstruct the justice process. You can not be the head of the DOJ if you refuse to answer simple questions during a investigation by the US Senate while stating there is no law which stops you from answering..

Exactly, he recalled specifically his discussion with the Ukrainian ambassador and each specific point, yet that same day he didn't recall anything specific when he spoke to the Russian ambassador. Jeff Sessions is a liar and he's hiding a lot by not remembering and claiming he can't answer questions about the president while not claiming executive priveledge.

beerptrol 06-13-2017 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 21831790)
Exactly, he recalled specifically his discussion with the Ukrainian ambassador and each specific point, yet that same day he didn't recall anything specific when he spoke to the Russian ambassador. Jeff Sessions is a liar and he's hiding a lot by not remembering and claiming he can't answer questions about the president while not claiming executive priveledge.

Yep, him and others are stalling

crockett 06-13-2017 04:30 PM

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DBQIbFqUAAAR7OM.jpg

Here is Jeff Sesions shaking the hand of the Russian Diplomat at the GOP Mayflower Hotel event of which he has no memory of..

baddog 06-13-2017 04:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crockett (Post 21831742)
As Bladewire mentioned.. Sessions's favorite answered were...


"I don't recall"

"I don't believe so"

"Not to my recollection"

"I don't know at this time"

"I'm not sure, I might know later though"

"I believe so"


Yet these are specific answers good for baddog... Also get real dude.. He lied under oath about Russian meetings during his conformation hearing.. This is known fact at this point.. Why even try to pretend you don't know about that?

Like I said, the Democrats don't know how to word a question. His responses were probably accurate because they were fishing and didn't have a clue what they were looking for.

Rule one: Don't ask a question you don't know the answer to.

crockett 06-13-2017 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Axeman (Post 21831784)
You ready to admit that Comey is the one that told Trump on his own, three times, he is not under investigation? Or are you still 10 feet in the sand?

I will answer your questions from now on with one of Jeff Sessions perfectly acceptable answers.. For this one I will choose.. "I'm not sure, I might know later though"

"I don't recall"

"I don't believe so"

"Not to my recollection"

"I don't know at this time"

"I'm not sure, I might know later though"

"I believe so"

baddog 06-13-2017 04:35 PM

From your testimony, you said you don't remember whether the ambassador from Russia was there.

SESSIONS: I did not remember that, but I understand he was there. So I don't doubt that he was. I believe that representations are correct. I recently saw a video of him coming into the room.

baddog 06-13-2017 04:38 PM

WARNER: To the best of your memory you had no conversation with him at that meet something.

SESSIONS: I don't recall that, senator.


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