Trump claims his crimes aren't on tape like Nixon's. Actually, they are.

[turbinetree]

By Emily Singer -May 8, 2020 10:33 AM

Trump on Friday said he 'learned a lot from Richard Nixon' — the corrupt former president who resigned in disgrace.

Donald Trump on Friday morning defended his behavior and comments surrounding the Russia investigation, saying he "learned a lot from Richard Nixon" about how to handle probes into his administration.

"I learned a lot. I study history," Trump said in an interview with "Fox & Friends" — referring to what he learned from Nixon's "Saturday Night Massacre," in which Nixon fired Department of Justice officials looking into his handling of the Watergate scandal.

"And the firing of everybody — I should've in one way, but I'm glad I didn't because look at the way it turned out. They're all a bunch of crooks and they got caught."

Trump continued, "Of course, there was one difference, one big difference. Number one, he may have been guilty. And number two, he had tapes all over the place. I wasn't guilty. I did nothing wrong, and there are no tapes. But I wish there were tapes in my case."

Published with permission of The American Independent Foundation.

https://americanindependent.com/donald-trump-richard-nixon-russia-investigation-michael-flynn-fox-news/

And then there are these three accomplices sitting on their fucking white couch ......doing fucking what...........with those goofy treasonous looks on there faces.................

Lock Them all the Fuck UP..............

[jimfields33]

1. You want to start locking up tv media personalities?

Yieks. They are idiots but I fear if we do that they will go after liberal ones immediately. Nah. We know they are dumb. Not a crime to be dumb yet.

[turbinetree]

3. When someone, anybody is willing to condone and help perpetuate a crime that in its self is a

crime............and those three will listen to what a crimnal says to them on tv or wherever, they should says that is against the law and it should be reported, that is there job, and them keeping silent condones the breaking of the rule of law...........that is unacceptable.........

[Yavin4]

2. He's right.

Trump's crimes are out in the open in broad daylight for all to see and hear.