Journalists and other Democrats are furious with President Trump for disrespecting the American

intelligence community simply because of its corrupt attempts to destroy him.

On CNN, Chris Cuomo stared into the camera with an expression he hoped was soulful,

instead of just sort of blank and idiotic, and he declared, quote, normally

willing to twist any set of circumstances to put the president in a bad light.

But this time, I'm doing exactly the same thing.

It is simply rude for the president of the United States to interrupt our intelligence officers

while they're right in the middle of lying about him.

Cuomo then attempted to storm off camera, but walked into the corner of the room

and could not find his way out again.

Fortunately, Don Lemon rushed into the corner to help Cuomo, and both men were finally rescued

by the fire department. At ABC, George Stephanopoulos said, quote,

speaking as a holy fair and objective survival toady of the Clinton family,

I say that it is our job as journalists to rush to the defense of unelected public officials

who seek to undermine our democracy through covert conspiracies. We in the press must speak

power to truth." When Stephanopoulos was told he'd gotten the journalist role exactly backwards,

he resigned from maybe seeing disgrace and was promptly hired by the New York Times.

Very angry former communist CIA, Moll John, very angry Brennan, sent out a very angry tweets,

saying, quote, when I think of president Trump's actions, I use words like treason,

a program, and, comfortably, to distract people from the fact that I'm a corrupt gasbag

who used my post to manipulate the FBI into violating every norm of decency in order to

oust a duly elected president, unquote. President Trump admitted he actually did feel bad about

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