This is what I was replying to:
WTF is all of this?
Nice job of changing the subject and conflation. The notion that FOX News is going to accept scripted questions from the WH is absurd.
Last time O'Reilly Interviewed Obama before a Super Bowl game he was criticized, appropriately, for interrupting the shit out of Obama,
How'd that workout for Fox? I guess Obummer is 'feeling his oats' sufficiently to subject himself to C. Wallace. LOL!
This confirms that your ass-on-fire assertion of 147 FBI agents is probably off by only135 agents.
The 'stink' is on those asserting that there will be a finding of criminal conduct.
Quote:150 FBI agents on her ass - There's a stink for sure -
WTF is all of this?
Quote:I don't watch Fox as they are just as worthless as the rest of the biased media, in other words they have been bought off. Chris Wallace is a media whore who did a mega fluff piece on Obama....... didn't challenge him on a single thing........... IT WAS SCRIPTED BY THE WHITE HOUSE and it showed.
Nice job of changing the subject and conflation. The notion that FOX News is going to accept scripted questions from the WH is absurd.
Last time O'Reilly Interviewed Obama before a Super Bowl game he was criticized, appropriately, for interrupting the shit out of Obama,
How'd that workout for Fox? I guess Obummer is 'feeling his oats' sufficiently to subject himself to C. Wallace. LOL!
This confirms that your ass-on-fire assertion of 147 FBI agents is probably off by only135 agents.
The 'stink' is on those asserting that there will be a finding of criminal conduct.
Quote:The Number Of FBI Agents Has Been Grossly Overstated
Wash. Post Issued Correction And Reported Estimate Of 147 FBI Agents Working On Clinton's Emails Was "Too High." Following an erroneous report based on information provided by an unnamed lawmaker, The Washington Post was forced to issue a correction reporting that the number of FBI agents working on Clinton's emails, which the paper originally claimed was 147, was "fewer than 50":
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article incorrectly said that Clinton used two different email addresses, sometimes interchangeably, as secretary of state. She used only hdr22@clintonemail.com as secretary of state.
Also, an earlier version of this article reported that 147 FBI agents had been detailed to the investigation, according to a lawmaker briefed by FBI Director James B. Comey. Two U.S. law enforcement officials have since told The Washington Post that figure is too high. The FBI will not provide an exact figure, but the officials say the number of FBI personnel involved is fewer than 50. [The Washington Post, 3/27/16]
NBC News: "About 12 FBI Agents Working On Clinton Email Inquiry." NBC reported on March 30 that the number of agents working on the email inquiry is closer to 12. NBC's source called the earlier figures "ridiculous" and said, "You need an act of terrorism to get 50 agents working on something."
Sources close to the FBI investigation of Hillary Clinton's email are knocking down suggestions that 147 federal agents are working on the case, a figure first reported -- and now revised -- by the Washington Post, citing a lawmaker.
The Post updated the figure on Tuesday, stating that while the "FBI will not provide an exact figure," there are "fewer than 50" FBI personnel involved in the case.
But a former federal law enforcement official with direct knowledge of the Clinton investigation tells MSNBC an estimate anywhere near 50 agents is also off base.
"There are currently about 12 FBI agents working full-time on the case," says the source, who would only speak anonymously about an open investigation. [NBCNews.com, 3/30/16]
