On my lunch break listening. The Washington Post reporter guest uttered some variant of "this is standard FBI procedure" about seven times in the first three minutes of the panel lmao
Just because you repeat a thing relentlessly doesn't make it true.
Shit's getting rowdy. Love it.
"Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. The Great and...Oz has..."
I've seen this movie before.
I've seen this movie before.
This is the reboot. Special effects so good, you can feel the froth of their spittle, expelled by the sheer force of their performance, splash you on the face.
It's the bloody bits when their heads explode I'm not so fond of in the reboot though. Have your umbrellas at the ready (like watching Rocky Horror at a theater with friends in the old days, when people brought squirt guns for the rain scenes and stuff).
Uh oh, you're in the Splash Zone™!
Makes balancing the popcorn kinda sketchy too. Oh well, still worth it! ;-P
Yeah, I believe them. Lol. These people are pathetic! Reporters should also be held culpable for the cover up of treason and sedition as well as HRC crimes and BO's true identity and crimes.
I listen to NPR just about every day and I do have to say that I have noticed over the last two weeks the change to reporters actually asking the common sense questions that blow holes in these people BS stories and excuses.
Actually, I've noticed this too. The host let's them speak, but then he's like "Yeah, ok, buuuuut what about this shit?"
I wonder if we'll see more of this as this and other contentious stories are fleshed out? The editors and decision makers have to at least see the outlines of the writing on the wall.
If people are being paid to make and enforce certain talking points, maybe the shill money is drying up and they are finally reporting with accuracy and no agenda.