McCabe says they had clear evidence that Trump was a threat to National Security. That Trump went to extreme measures to shut down investigations into Russia collusion.

Trump invited major Russians and a Russian spy into the Oval office just days after his inauguration. Come on folks... I'm not saying Trump is a Russian spy, but Trump is a Russian spy if I've ever seen one folks!

Yeah, he's real credible:

On April 13, 2018 the OIG report was released to Congress and obtained by the Associated Press, which then published it. The report found that McCabe lied to or misled federal investigators at least four times, with three of these instances occurring while he was under oath.The report also stated that his approval of disclosures to the media was within his power, but was a policy violation because it was done "in a manner designed to advance his personal interests at the expense of Department leadership."

On April 19, 2018, it was reported that the Inspector General referred its findings from the report to the United States Attorney's Office in Washington D.C. for possible criminal charges associated with lying to FBI investigators.

village idiot Wrote:
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> Yeah, he's real credible:
>
> On April 13, 2018 the OIG report was released to
> Congress and obtained by the Associated Press,
> which then published it. The report found that
> McCabe lied to or misled federal investigators at
> least four times, with three of these instances
> occurring while he was under oath.The report also
> stated that his approval of disclosures to the
> media was within his power, but was a policy
> violation because it was done "in a manner
> designed to advance his personal interests at the
> expense of Department leadership."
>
> On April 19, 2018, it was reported that the
> Inspector General referred its findings from the
> report to the United States Attorney's Office in
> Washington D.C. for possible criminal charges
> associated with lying to FBI investigators.


So how many years in jail does a corrupt lying under oath law enforcement official get?

PC retardzz Wrote:
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> village idiot Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Yeah, he's real credible:
> >
> > On April 13, 2018 the OIG report was released
> to
> > Congress and obtained by the Associated Press,
> > which then published it. The report found that
> > McCabe lied to or misled federal investigators
> at
> > least four times, with three of these instances
> > occurring while he was under oath.The report
> also
> > stated that his approval of disclosures to the
> > media was within his power, but was a policy
> > violation because it was done "in a manner
> > designed to advance his personal interests at
> the
> > expense of Department leadership."
> >
> > On April 19, 2018, it was reported that the
> > Inspector General referred its findings from
> the
> > report to the United States Attorney's Office
> in
> > Washington D.C. for possible criminal charges
> > associated with lying to FBI investigators.
>
>
> So how many years in jail does a corrupt lying
> under oath law enforcement official get?

Well, he published a book with the details - why isnt he arrested by the GOP/Trump controlled justice department yet? Recall the truth is an absolute defense...

Trump lies all the time, McCabe lied occasionally.

Trump time Wrote:
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> PC retardzz Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > village idiot Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Yeah, he's real credible:
> > >
> > > On April 13, 2018 the OIG report was released
> > to
> > > Congress and obtained by the Associated
> Press,
> > > which then published it. The report found
> that
> > > McCabe lied to or misled federal
> investigators
> > at
> > > least four times, with three of these
> instances
> > > occurring while he was under oath.The report
> > also
> > > stated that his approval of disclosures to
> the
> > > media was within his power, but was a policy
> > > violation because it was done "in a manner
> > > designed to advance his personal interests at
> > the
> > > expense of Department leadership."
> > >
> > > On April 19, 2018, it was reported that the
> > > Inspector General referred its findings from
> > the
> > > report to the United States Attorney's Office
> > in
> > > Washington D.C. for possible criminal charges
> > > associated with lying to FBI investigators.
> >
> >
> > So how many years in jail does a corrupt lying
> > under oath law enforcement official get?
>
> Well, he published a book with the details - why
> isnt he arrested by the GOP/Trump controlled
> justice department yet? Recall the truth is an
> absolute defense...

McCabe said he looks forward to testifying under oath in front of all committees. I'm sure the GOP certainly doesn't want that to happen.