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Ex-United States Attorney Drops Bombshell: Obama CIA Chief Pushed Operation to Frame

Donald Trump

Kirsters Baish|

Recently, we have been watching as the leftist Trump/Russia collusion narrative unfolds right

before our eyes.

This ridiculous narrative was the match that fueled the fire for special counsel Robert

Mueller's investigation.

Even after a year-long investigation into the allegations that Donald Trump had colluded

with the Russians during the 2016 presidential election, there has been "no credible evidence"

of such actions.

Any "evidence" that the special counsel has come up with, such as the falsified dossier,

has been thrown out.

During an appearance on Fox News this past Tuesday, former United States Attorney General

Joe diGenova touched on the lack of evidence.

DiGenova appeared on Laura Ingraham's "The Ingraham Angle," blaming former Obama administration

CIA Director John Brennan, and claiming that the whole thing was a set up in order to frame

Trump.

DiGenova explained, "It was abundantly clear that there was no legitimate basis even for

a counter intelligence investigation, let alone a criminal investigation.

It is quite obvious that John Brennan was at the head of the group of people who were

going to create a counter intelligence investigation against Trump by creating false information

that was going to be fed through Carter Page, and fed through George Papadopoulos so that

it would be picked up, reported back to Washington and provide the basis for a counter, a fake,

counter intelligence investigation.

And it was all Brennan's doing.

And that is why the Justice Department is viciously fighting revealing everything they

can about the source in London, who everybody knows the identity of."

Laura then asked the diGenova to expand on new reports on an unnamed source from London.

This source allegedly gave up the information that was used to launch the investigation

into Trump.

the former U.S. Attorney General explained, "The source in London was another person

who was feeding false information to George Papadopoulos and others about collusion which

did not exist."

As you saw in the video, former federal prosecutor Sidney Powell also appeared on the show.

She talked about a different aspect of the beginning of the collusion narrative and the

Clinton Foundation/DNC funded dossier.

Western Journal reported on Powell's comments:

She noted how the FBI had granted access to a handful of private contractors, likely to

include Fusion GPS, to sift through raw intelligence gathered under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance

Act.

This was then passed on to Steele and others and recycled back to the U.S. intelligence

community with a false air of legitimacy to help form the narrative used as the basis

for the investigation into Trump.

DiGenova picked up on what Powell had mentioned and pointed out that there had been two opinions

issued by the FISA court in opposition to that illegal practice of allowing private

contractors access to the sensitive raw intelligence data.

DiGenova stated, "All of that was designed for the unmasking and the leaking of the names,

and that was all done by private contractors.

The FISA court objected to it and it never stopped."

Brennan has made it clear in the past that he is not a fan of President Trump, so it

isn't hard to see where diGenova would say that he tried to "frame" Trump.

Let's keep our fingers crossed that we will find out the truth one the Justice Department's

Inspector General has released their final report.

H/T fbnewscycle

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Nearly 51 Million Households In The United States 'Can't Afford - Duration: 7:05.

Nearly 51 Million Households In The United States �Can�t Afford Basics Like Rent

And Food�

By Edward Morgan

If the U.S. economy is performing well, then why can�t 51 million households in the United

States �afford basics like rent and food�.

A stunning new report that was just put out by the United Way ALICE Project shows that

the gap between the wealthy and the poor in this country is perhaps the biggest that it

has been in any of our lifetimes.

In some of the wealthiest areas of the nation, homes are now selling for up to 100 million

dollars, but meanwhile tens of millions of families are barely scraping by from month

to month.

Many believe that this growing �inequality gap� is setting the stage for major societal

problems.

In general, the U.S. economy seems to be performing better than expected so far in 2018, but the

ranks of the poor and the working poor just continue to grow.

The following comes from CNN�

Nearly 51 million households don�t earn enough to afford a monthly budget that includes

housing, food, child care, health care, transportation and a cell phone, according to a study released

Thursday by the United Way ALICE Project.

That�s 43% of households in the United States.

The figure includes the 16.1 million households living in poverty, as well as the 34.7 million

families that the United Way has dubbed ALICE � Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed.

This group makes less than what�s needed �to survive in the modern economy.�

If 43 percent of all Americans cannot even afford �the basics�, what does that say

about the true state of the U.S. economy?

Of course the biggest reason why so many American families are struggling is the lack of good

jobs.

In America today, 66 percent of all jobs pay less than 20 dollars an hour.

66 percent.

Just let that sink in for a minute.

You cannot support a middle class family on 20 dollars an hour.

As a result, many Americans are working more than one job, and in many households both

the mother and the father are working more than one job.

Housing costs account for the biggest item in most family budgets, and the fact that

housing costs have just continued to soar is putting a huge amount of financial stress

on hard working families.

Just today we learned that there is a tremendous rush to buy homes as mortgage rates rise rapidly�

Today, according to the latest Freddie Mac mortgage rates report, after plateauing in

recent weeks, mortgage rates reversed course and reached a new high last seen eight years

ago as the 30-year fixed mortgage rate edged up to 4.61% matching the highest level since

May 19, 2011.

But while the highest mortgage rates in 8 years are predictably crushing mortgage refinance

activity, they appears to be having the opposite effect on home purchases, where there is a

sheer scramble to buy, and sell, houses.

As Bloomberg notes, citing brokerage Redfin, the average home across the US that sold last

month went into contract after a median of 36 only days on the market � a record speed

in data going back to 2010.

If you will remember, we witnessed a very similar pattern just before the subprime mortgage

meltdown in 2008.

History is repeating itself, and we never seem to learn from our past mistakes.

Housing prices in some cities are absolutely obscene right now, and many working families

find themselves completely priced out of the market.

That has some people asking one very simple question�

Many San Francisco renters I met while reporting an articleon affordable housing lotteries

had responded to the region�s housing crisis by putting up with great discomfort: They

crammed in with family; they split apartments with strangers.

Some even lived out of their cars.

Why, lots of readers wanted to know, didn�t they simply move away instead?

Yes, some people are moving, and this is something that I plan to do an article about very soon.

But for most hard working families, moving across the country simply is not an option.

Moving out of state is very expensive, it can be very difficult to find a similar job

in an entirely new area, and many families are very dependent on the social networks

where they currently live�

People who struggle financially often have valuable social networks � family to help

with child care, acquaintances who know of jobs.

The prospect of dropping into, say, Oklahoma or Georgia would mean doing without the good

income and the social support.

Those intangible connections that keep people in places with bad economiesalso keep people

in booming regions where the rent is too high.

In the end, moving is just not an option for a lot of people.

We need to structure our economic system so that it works for all Americans � not just

a few.

Unfortunately, it is probably going to take another major crisis before people are ready

for such a restructuring.

And such a crisis may not be that far away.

In fact, even Pope Francis is now warning about the dangers of derivatives�

In a sweeping critique of global finance released by the Vatican on Thursday, the Holy See singled

out derivatives including credit-default swaps for particular scorn.

�A ticking time bomb,� the Vatican called them.

The unusual rebuke � derivatives rarely reach the level of religious doctrine � is

in keeping with Francis�s skeptical view of unbridled global capitalism.

�The market of CDS, in the wake of the economic crisis of 2007, was imposing enough to represent

almost the equivalent of the GDP of the entire world.

The spread of such a kind of contract without proper limits has encouraged the growth of

a finance of chance, and of gambling on the failure of others, which is unacceptable from

the ethical point of view,� the Vatican said in the document.

I have written about derivatives extensively in the past, and Pope Francis is 100 percent

correct when he says that they are a ticking time bomb which could absolutely devastate

the global financial system at any moment.

We don�t know exactly when it will happen, but we do know that such a crisis is coming

at some point.

Sadly, most of the population is completely asleep, and they will be completely blindsided

by the coming crisis when it does finally arrive.