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The FBI seems to have lost thousands of text messages that could make the FBI look bad,

although not as bad as they look for having lost them. The text messages came between

two FBI employees who were having an adulterous affair and conspiring against first to presidential

candidate they hated and then the president-elect. But they were otherwise honest in every way.

The news networks jumped on the story in order to perform the important journalistic

function of present-pressuring the government to tell the whole truth. Here's a montage

of the network's hard-hitting coverage.

That's right. The nets did not give this story a single second of coverage. I guess they're

just assuming the missing emails will turn up as soon as they find the missing emails

from Barack Obama's IRS that might have shed light on the misuse of that agency to silence

conservative activists, which in turn may show up buried under the missing videotape, showing

a State Department spokesman being asked about the Obama administration's lies about their

secret talks with Iran. Which might be in the attic next to the NSA's missing data concerning

surveillance of Americans which may in turn have gotten lost amid the emails from Hillary

Clinton's secret server, which accidentally went missing when they were accidentally bleached,

then accidentally burned, then accidentally destroyed with a hammer, then accidentally

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