Welcome to the Noespin News Monday, February 17, 2020, fight for your freedom.

So a lot of people who are shocked over the weekend when the Department of Justice said it is not

going to prosecute Andrew McCabe's second in command to James Comey at the FBI during all the chaos

during Russia collusion. So I was really surprised because the genesis of this is that the

Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz said publicly that Mr. McCabe lied at

least four times, three under oath, about his interactions with the media. Now, is that a serious crime

relying on their oath to FBI agents? Obviously got General Flynn in trouble, Stone was a little bit

more than that. That was a congressional lie. But yeah, so why are they not prosecuting McCabe if the

Inspector General put that in writing that the man did lie? And I can't answer the question,

I can't answer it. McCabe has other things on his sheet, his wife running for Congress in Virginia,

received $500,000 from a political action committee tied into Terry McCullough, former governor and

friend of Bill and Hillary Clinton. There's a lot of stuff swirling around McCabe. But our system

is that he has to be charged. I can't imagine that the Attorney General William Barnes and the

tank for Andrew McCabe. I just can't imagine it. The only thing that occurred to me is pure speculation

and do not take this as a fact is that maybe McCabe is telling the Justice Department stuff about

other people because that happens. So you've got somebody on a low level beef perjury and they're

giving up bigger people possible. I can't really assess it any further than that.

McCabe was fired from the FBI, had to be fired for reason. He is suing the Department of Justice,

he's launched a lawsuit against them saying that his firing was, quote unquote, politically motivated.

So he's in court on that. You know, look, the tendency and I got, oh, from concierge,

we got a ton of concierge mail. And I would say a dozen letters this morning convicted McCabe.

Our own concierge members convicted it. The tendency is to do that because you've got the

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