ROGER STONE: I’m Roger Stone and I’m with you for a special exclusive report here on Infowars. Very important to understand what’s happening in Washington regarding both Attorney General [Jeff] Sessions, possible shake-up at the White House and what is clearly a decision by President Trump to turn the tables and go on offense.
It’s important to understand before we get into the Sessions matter that the FISA court declaration at the end of last year nails President Barack Obama and his entire front line on the intel community for the illegal, unconstitutional, willful surveillance of tens of thousands of Americans for specifically political reasons. Coupling that with the massive scandals at the Clinton Foundation, Donald Trump has two major leverage points on his opponents. He can -- nevermind the Russian collusion delusion -- turn the table on his tormentors. And his disappointment in Jeff Sessions is based on Sessions’ either inability or unwillingness to do either.
Now comes word from my sources that the president has decided to replace Mr. Sessions. But the leading candidate for that position, at least as of this moment, is CIA Director [Mike] Richard Pompeo. This is troubling for a number of reasons. First of all, Pompeo, who was a supporter of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks during the election, has become a captive of the Mandarins at the CIA. Only a month ago, repeating the canard that there was some proof that WikiLeaks and Assange are cut-outs for the Russians. This is false. And then there is even more troubling Pompeo’s speech to the Aspen Institute, widely praised by John Brennan, the CIA director under Barack Obama, in which he parroted once again the anti-Russian line. In view of the incredible progress the president is making on Syria by engaging a dialogue with the Russians, the appointment of a deep-stater like Pompeo at [the Department of] Justice would seem to preclude the prosecutions of the Obama intelligence community, including of course the CIA. You heard it all first here at Infowars.
