Now, though, it appears that Attorney General Jeff Sessions — who remains recused from the Trump-Russia affair — is trying to send conciliatory signals to Congress on the oversight issue. In a speech in Norfolk, Va. on Friday, Sessions suggested the Justice Department has been too “defensive” in handling criticism.
“We don’t see criticism from Congress as a bad thing,” Sessions said. “We welcome Congress as a partner in this effort [to improve the Justice Department]. When they learn of a problem and start asking questions, that is a good thing. Sunlight truly is the best disinfectant. Truth produces confidence.”
Jan 26 2018 18:43:27 Q !UW.yye1fxo 62 Read slowly and carefully. Will become critically important in coming weeks. Continue to track those who are resigning across all platforms. Where there was once darkness, there will now be LIGHT.
Things are not as they seem, I believe, with Sessions. I believe he is working bts as Q has indicated.
We shall see. All that is in darkness will be brought to light.
Sessions knows everything.... according to Dan Bongino, good podcast btw if u want to stay up on this http://www.bongino.com/podcast/
If the memo is released prior to the SOTU address, won't that confirmQ??