Rod Rosenstein

Where does it go from there?

And then former Deputy Attorney General of the United States, Rod Rosenstein, who also was the long-serving U.S. attorney from Maryland.

A Democrat.

A Democrat.

Correct.

Rod Rosenstein.

Yeah.

I don't know what it is.

Just as absurd as trusting Christopher Steele's dossier when it was bought and paid for by the Hillary Clinton campaign, this notion without an ounce of evidence that Donald Trump was firing Comey is unsubstantiated in any document.

In fact, the people who approved this investigation, Rod Rosenstein, who is the deputy attorney general and basically signs off on the special prosecutor, he actually knows the real reason Comey was fired because he ran the investigation.

He wrote the memo of why Comey was fired.

He knew that Comey was fired over misconduct, not over some Russian instructions from Moscow.

It is the theater of the absurd, and it just continues all the way into 2025, all the way to Jack Smith, the same sort of silly reasoning, unpredicated investigations, conspiracy theories hung on a president or a presidential candidate to justify spying on his team, his inner circle, his lawyers.

It just continues on and on for 10 years, unabated and, quite frankly, unpunished.

And Rod Rosenstein, we should remember the Deputy Attorney General, offered to wear a wire to entrap Donald Trump as well.

So there was just a completely captured...

But my name was out there, and I was in the mix for some things.

And having chosen to forego that, I didn't really think much about it, but I got a call in early June, I guess, or right after Mueller was appointed by Rod Rosenstein to be the independent counsel to see whether I would represent Mr. Trump personally.

I considered that and my firm considered that and ultimately declined to undertake that representation.

And then I was traveling on a National Geographic trip.

It doesn't end the investigation.

So Rod Rosenstein, who's the number two guy at the Justice Department, the Deputy Attorney General, gets the decision because the Attorney General uh jeff sessions who was a senator had met with russians during the campaign so he had lied about that during this confirmation hearing so he recused himself from all this rosenstein looks around and he picks out robert moeller this former fbi director who's a republican ex-marine and says okay you're now special counsel You're in charge of this FBI investigation, which has become public knowledge.

So now you have a full special counsel investigation.

And while this is going on, the House and the Senate Intelligence Committees start their own investigations, which are going – we can get into it – become very – especially on the House side – tremendously dominated by political infighting and skullduggery and one becomes a big part of what you might call the russia cover-up

In the end, I can always declassify if it proves necessary.

Speed is very important to me and everyone." And it talks about the declass of FISA, the resignations and removal of Rod Rosenstein, all of that.

It talks about the surveillance, uh, the umbrella surveillance of POTUS.

Um, look at this stuff, Shady Grove.

Meanwhile, John Brennan is still coordinating with Mark Zaid, lawyer, with Abby Lowell, Hunter Biden's lawyer, with James Comey.

with Rod Rosenstein, the former Deputy Attorney General, with, you know, you name the Deep State Target List member, they're all still probably in signal chat groups and whatever, 3MA, you name the, what is it, Confide, I think Dan Bongino uses.

Yeah, you're not supposed to be able to use those, but they do.

And I can tell you right now they do because I've talked to congressmen on those apps.

So it really destroys the whole family.

But even the former Deputy Attorney General of the United States, Rod Rosenstein, who doesn't work for me, I've never paid him a dime, I've met him once, he published an article, or he was interviewed for the Baltimore Banner, and he even said, he's like, this case should never have been brought.

This is basically a civil issue at worst.

It's like, I use the analogy like if you go to the grocery store and you're buying waters and you think they're overcharging you for waters, do you call the federal government or do you just say, hey, can I talk to you? Because they could have called me, they could have direct messaged me, they could have faxed me, they could have sent someone to the office.

Andrew McCabe did that.

Rod Rosenstein, James Comey, uh, Peter did, uh, John Brennan, James Clapper, and on and on.

Imagine what we had going on in the United States of America.

Here they were spying on senators.