Trump: "Bannon lost his mind."

[EvoUK]

A little salty though...

[rogue06]

Do you think it would scare all the twebbers into leaving if we stickied a thread called "Storytime with seer?"

[*Reaches for bug out kit*]

Why would you ever think that?

[*Starts edging my way closer to the door*]

[Cow Poke]

[*Reaches for bug out kit*]

Why would you ever think that?

[*Starts edging my way closer to the door*]

I thought you had your bug out kit hidden in the ground behind Mrs O'mally's barn so nobody would see you grab it when you... um... bugged out.

[rogue06]

I thought you had your bug out kit hidden in the ground behind Mrs O'mally's barn so nobody would see you grab it when you... um... bugged out.

That's my QRB.

[demi-conservative]

Bannon seems to have cracked.

Why is he joining up with lying Liar, writing bad fanfiction for progs to read as they cry over triumph of Trump???

[Juvenal]

A little salty though...

How was the redhead?

[Juvenal]

... are they now saying that Bannon was the leak in the WH that they kept looking for and that is why he was fired?

Much more likely everyone was leaking, Conway, Kushner, Ivanka, Bannon, Priebus, Bannon, Miller, the whole crew. There were too many stories about senior staff talking to reporters to get Trump's attention, about the leaks being so common the press secretary's briefings were a waste of time better spent reporting on them. And too many quotes from Trump showing he knew it.

And that's just the intentional leaking, where they knew who they were talking to. Screaming fights in the hallways were widely reported, too.


Independent of his reporting, the fact Wolff was allowed free run of the place for over a year writes its own volume on White House chaos.

[JimL]

Why is he joining up with lying Liar, writing bad fanfiction for progs to read as they cry over triumph of Trump???

Well he said there was treason taking place in the White House and that Trump knew about it. Perhaps he had a momentary attack of conscience.

[demi-conservative]

Much more likely everyone was leaking, Conway, Kushner, Ivanka, Bannon, Priebus, Bannon, Miller, the whole crew. There were too many stories about senior staff talking to reporters to get Trump's attention, about the leaks being so common the press secretary's briefings were a waste of time better spent reporting on them. And too many quotes from Trump showing he knew it.

And that's just the intentional leaking, where they knew who they were talking to. Screaming fights in the hallways were widely reported, too.


Independent of his reporting, the fact Wolff was allowed free run of the place for over a year writes its own volume on White House chaos.

meltdown

MELTDOWN!!!!



It's like nothing changed, it's still 2016 with libs triggered by Trump, lapping up vomit of Fake News journalists, in denial bigtime.

This Wolff needs to write more!!!

[rogue06]

Much more likely everyone was leaking, Conway, Kushner, Ivanka, Bannon, Priebus, Bannon, Miller, the whole crew. There were too many stories about senior staff talking to reporters to get Trump's attention, about the leaks being so common the press secretary's briefings were a waste of time better spent reporting on them. And too many quotes from Trump showing he knew it.

And that's just the intentional leaking, where they knew who they were talking to. Screaming fights in the hallways were widely reported, too.


Independent of his reporting, the fact Wolff was allowed free run of the place for over a year writes its own volume on White House chaos.

Bannon wasn't the only leaker, of that we can be certain. Priebus' name has often been linked to various stories that were leaked for instance.

As for Wolff, it would be wise to take anything he claims with a rather large grain of salt. Even the virulently anti-Trump Katy Tur, an anchor for MSNBC Live (a network only rivaled by CNN in their desire to bring him down) is a skeptic saying that many of the "quotes" in the book are more likely recreations by Wolff and folks like former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who Wolff declares warned Trump that he may be under surveillance from British spies, has released a statement describing the claim as "categorically absurd" and "simply untrue."

Then there is the fact that Wolff casually acknowledges that he isn't certain that all of the content in his book is true -- a mind-numbing startling admission. It appears that he simply repeated every rumor he came across (even if he thought the source was lying!) and is, in his words, "allowing the reader to judge" for themselves if they are true or not.

[JimL]

Bannon wasn't the only leaker, of that we can be certain. Priebus' name has often been linked to various stories that were leaked for instance.

As for Wolff, it would be wise to take anything he claims with a rather large grain of salt. Even the virulently anti-Trump Katy Tur, an anchor for MSNBC Live (a network only rivaled by CNN in their desire to bring him down) is a skeptic saying that many of the "quotes" in the book are more likely recreations by Wolff and folks like former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who Wolff declares warned Trump that he may be under surveillance from British spies, has released a statement describing the claim as "categorically absurd" and "simply untrue."

Then there is the fact that Wolff casually acknowledges that he isn't certain that all of the content in his book is true -- a mind-numbing startling admission. It appears that he simply repeated every rumor he came across (even if he thought the source was lying!) and is, in his words, "allowing the reader to judge" for themselves if they are true or not.

The most damning part of the book seems to be coming from Bannon, and Bannon hasn't denied a word of it.

[rogue06]

The most damning part of the book seems to be coming from Bannon, and Bannon hasn't denied a word of it.

AFAICT he hasn't confirmed them either. Instead he has been going around reiterating his support for Trump saying on the radio the other day that he is "a great man," and that he "support[s] him day in and day out." And the next day proclaiming that "nothing will ever come between us and President Trump and his agenda."


Something odd is going on with him.

[Mountain Man]

Yeah, it's curous how this book is saying exactly what liberals everywhere want to hear, almost like it was made to order. Hmmm...

[Mountain Man]

Then there is the fact that Wolff casually acknowledges that he isn't certain that all of the content in his book is true -- a mind-numbing startling admission. It appears that he simply repeated every rumor he came across (even if he thought the source was lying!) and is, in his words, "allowing the reader to judge" for themselves if they are true or not.

The RNC is fighting back:

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[Mountain Man]

The most damning part of the book seems to be coming from Bannon, and Bannon hasn't denied a word of it.

It's not damning at all. If the quotes are accurate then it's just Bannon rumormongering. Trump has taken a bit of the mystique out of Bannon with recent revelations that Bannon wasn't the big-time insider he made himself out to be, and he was leaking false stories to the press.