I had mixed feelings about watching AG Garland’s testimony before Congress yesterday. I caved. It didn’t take long before the mood was set and Garland’s intentions were clear. Congressman Jordan took Garland to the wood shed asking about the lack of Hunter’s prosecution, the role of Weiss, the sweetheart deal, and more. Garland’s response……basically, oh well. A few minutes later, Congressman Mike Johnson asked Garland if he had any personal contact with anyone at the FBI about Hunter’s investigation. “I don’t remember.” Any contact with Weiss? “I promised not to comment.” OK, so Garland either can’t remember or can’t comment on whether he discussed the prosecution of his boss’s son which would implicate his boss and lead to impeachment. Hmmm, really? The dementia defense!! That’s like Bill saying he can’t remember whether he had sex with that woman or Nixon saying…. what break in?
We may have gotten a peak in to future responses. Garland did answer one question…..why he finally designated Weiss Special Counsel. Remember, Garland had been saying Weiss could prosecute when and where he wanted but didn’t say it would need his signature. Weiss first said he did, and then didn’t have that freedom. The IRS and FBI whistleblowers corroborate Weiss…roadblocks, interference, and directions not to prosecute. OOPS! Also, Weiss went from
allowing statutes of limitation to expire and signing off on a sweetheart deal before his appointment to felony charges after. I suspect there’s more to come. With a Special Counsel, Congressional oversight, and an impeachment inquiry imminent, the walls seem to closing in on the Biden crime family. The dementia defense won’t cut it. Stand by.
