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ICYMI: Anti-Trump Fox News Host Throws Hissy Fit After Mueller Report Vindicates Trump (Watch)

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Fox News host Chris Wallace isn’t exactly 100% pro-Trump.

There are times he’s in 45’s corner, and there are times he’s not. It is what it is.

At the very least, Fox News can definitively say they are “fair and balanced” in that they provide viewers with both sides of the political debate.

After Special Counsel Robert Mueller handed over his Russia collusion report to Attorney General William Barr, which indicated no further indictments would be handed down, Wallace was a little perplexed.

In fact, he was a lot perplexed.

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From Federalist Papers:

Federalist editor Mollie Hemingway appeared with Wallace, Juan Williams and others after the report was submitted to Attorney general Bill Barr.

Hemingway said, “The fact that there are no more indictments coming and the fact that all of the indictments we’ve seen thus far have been for process crimes are things unrelated to what we’ve been told by so many people in the media with treason, collusion to steal a 2016 election, I think it’s very significant.

Hemingway added, “But if there is nothing there, that matches what we’ve heard from the media for many years, there needs to be a reckoning, and the people who spread this theory both inside and outside the government who were not critical and did not behave appropriately, need to be held accountable.

Enter Wallace:

We don’t want to rush to judgement and I think that since this report has come out, since no one has seen it, to say that somehow this clears the president seems like the height of rushing to judgment.

People talk about the appointment of the special counsel. The fact is the reason the special counsel was appointed is because Trump fired James Comey in the middle of his investigation.

If Comey had been allowed to finish his investigation there probably wouldn’t have been an special counsel.

I’m also a little surprised at this talk about process crimes. Process crimes are not parking tickets. Process crimes are lying to federal prosecutors, they’re lying to the FBI.

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WATCH:

Why would Donald Trump’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, seemingly come from out of nowhere to blindside the president?

Lynne Patton, who works under Ben Carson at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, knows the answer.

In short, it involved a lengthy prison sentence – but not for Cohen.

Patton wrote in a Facebook post:

What many of you may not be aware of is the fact that I can personally confirm that the ONLY reason Michael Cohen “turned on” the President of the United States is because Mueller threatened to throw his wife in jail for up to 30 years. Period. She is the co-guarantor of a $20M personal loan that Mueller discovered Michael secured back in 2015 by falsely inflating the value of his taxi medallions – effectively making her part & parcel to the federal charge of “Making False Statements to a Financial Institution,” to which Cohen ultimately plead guilty. This is also the reason why Cohen’s longtime taxi medallion partner, Evgeny “Gene” Freidman, was granted immunity.

https://twitter.com/dmartosko/status/1101496080066363392?%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1101496080066363392&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Ftherightscoop.com%2Frumor-michael-cohen-turned-on-trump-because-mueller-threatened-to-send-his-wife-to-jail-for-30-years%2F

So, Patton says Cohen flipped after his wife was threatened with three decades in the pokey.

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John Salvatore has been a Writer and Editor of multiple political blogs since early 2015. He earned his Master’s degree in Public Administration upon completion of a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science. A diehard Los Angeles Dodgers fan, John can be reached at [email protected].




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