First hand account of how crazy things got in the White House in December

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Just like there are people alive today who could disclose any untruths in the article in the OP, and so far no one has done so. Seems like we're therefore forced to take is as gospel.
How do you consider that as a valid comparison?
 
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all of the false stories

Such as? Come on, link to them. As it stands I have no idea what you're talking about. And attempting to dodge the question kinda makes me think you don't either.

We all know that Mueller stated that there was not collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian.
I can't speak for what you claim to know, but this is a falsehood. People who have actually read the report far enough to get to page 2 of the first volume know what he really said.
 
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Such as? Come on, link to them. As it stands I have no idea what you're talking about. And attempting to dodge the question kinda makes me think you don't either.


I can't speak for what you claim to know, but this is a falsehood. People who have actually read the report far enough to get to page 2 of the first volume know what he really said.
I can't speak for what you claim to know, but this is a falsehood. People who have actually read the report far enough to get to page 2 of the first volume know what he really said.
In the wake of the release of Mueller's report, there are indications that special counsel prosecutors mostly knew by the end of 2017, and certainly by a few months later, that the evidence would not establish that conspiracy or coordination — or collusion, to use the popular term Now, it is clear Mueller first looked for collusion in all the obvious places. Failing to establish that it took place, he looked farther to the fringes of the Trump-Russia affair. He failed to establish that it took place there, either. As time passed and the two-year mark for his investigation approached, he finally gave up. Byron York: When did Mueller know there was no collusion?
 
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Such as? Come on, link to them. As it stands I have no idea what you're talking about. And attempting to dodge the question kinda makes me think you don't either.


I can't speak for what you claim to know, but this is a falsehood. People who have actually read the report far enough to get to page 2 of the first volume know what he really said.
more evidence, dont what anyone to think that there was not evidence provided to you. no nasty rumors or accusations.
“Second, the investigation did not establish that members of the Trump campaign conspired with the Russian government in its election interference activities. We did not address ‘collusion,’ which is not a legal term. Rather, we focused on whether the evidence was sufficient to charge any member of the campaign with taking part in a criminal conspiracy. It was not. Highlights from former U.S. Special Counsel Mueller's testimony
 
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Because it applies the same standard consistently to the two difference examples. Which part of my explanation did you have trouble understanding?
I do not have trouble understand, I do not agree.
 
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Did you feel the same way about the numerous inaccurate and false stories about Russian collusion?

Which ones would those be?

Public confidence in the media is very low, there are valid reasons for that.
I have seen just the opposite. People seem very confidant in the media that supports their point of view.
 
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In the wake of the release of Mueller's report, there are indications that special counsel prosecutors mostly knew by the end of 2017, and certainly by a few months later, that the evidence would not establish that conspiracy or coordination — or collusion, to use the popular term Now, it is clear Mueller first looked for collusion in all the obvious places. Failing to establish that it took place, he looked farther to the fringes of the Trump-Russia affair. He failed to establish that it took place there, either. As time passed and the two-year mark for his investigation approached, he finally gave up. Byron York: When did Mueller know there was no collusion?
Yeah, if I were trying to defend what you wrote previously I'd be stuck going to right-wing propaganda rather than quoting the actual report.

Compare the statement from your source that "Mueller first looked for collusion in all the obvious places." to what his report actually says :

In evaluating whether evidence about collective action of multiple individuals constituted a crime, we applied the framework of conspiracy law, not the concept of “collusion.”
So, now that we've dismissed the idea that Mueller was even investigating collusion, can we move on to that claimed list of "numerous inaccurate and false stories about Russian collusion" which you seem to be avoiding substantiating?
 
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