"Well, Brianna, the only reason I laugh is because James Comey began all of his, attacks on the president on a false premise, and that was the Steele dossier. Kash Patel and the FBI has found some credible evidence that shows that they were very well aware they, meaning Comey and all of them in the leadership, Strzok and others that the Steele Dossier was phony."
"Yet James Comey walked into the president of United States's office at the time, President Trump, and said, Sir, we have concerns about this.' That's not what this is about, Keiler countered. That's not what this is about. Meuser kept on, He knew the Clintons paid for it, and yet he pursued it like it was real evidence. Well, can you answer my question? Keilar asked. I'm sorry I thought I did."
"No, does it give you pause that the Attorney General, Pam Bondi, and other federal prosecutors had concerns about moving forward with a potential indictment that could come as soon as today? Keilar repeated. Okay, yeah, I didn't hear the question properly, Meuser said. Sure. That sounds like critical thinking taking place, and that's a good thing. Keilar then asked if Meuser thought Trump got himself into trouble with his Truth Social post encouraging Bondi to go after his political rivals."
Rep. Dan Meuser criticized James Comey, asserting that Comey's attacks on the president originated from the Steele dossier and that leadership knew the dossier was phony. Meuser cited Kash Patel and the FBI as having found credible evidence that the dossier was fabricated and said Comey pursued it despite knowing the Clintons paid for it. CNN's Brianna Keilar asked whether reported concerns from Attorney General Pam Bondi and other federal prosecutors about moving forward with a potential indictment gave Meuser pause. Meuser responded inconsistently, calling scrutiny "critical thinking" and saying to wait and see if proof emerges regarding Trump’s Truth Social post.
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