特朗普炒了联邦调查局局长科米的鱿鱼

[Fisher2004]

据说当初有9个不同的情报部门向媒体泄密，任命一个FBI的局长解决不了多大问题。最终取决于川普是不是和建制派，情报系统，军工复合体等力量核心合作。只要合作，那些问题都不存在

美帝床婆是剪了翅膀羽毛的秃头鹰，只能乱扑腾。

 

[4188]

以后， 美国党政军各族人民要紧紧围绕以床普为中心的党中央周围， 按床普总统的指示去做。 床普总统的话句句是真理， 一句顶一万句。

 

[向问天]

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WASHINGTON — In dramatically casting aside James B. Comey, President Trump fired the man who may have helped make him president — and the man who potentially most threatened the future of his presidency.

Not since Watergate has a president dismissed the person leading an investigation bearing on him, and Mr. Trump’s decision late Tuesday afternoon drew instant comparisons to the Saturday Night Massacre when President Richard M. Nixon ordered the firing of Archibald Cox, the special prosecutor looking into the so-called third-rate burglary that would eventually bring Nixon down.

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Archibald Cox, the special prosecutor for the Watergate case, speaking to media outside the United States District Court in Washington in October 1973. Credit Associated Press
In his letter informing Mr. Comey that he was terminated as F.B.I. director, Mr. Trump made a point of noting that Mr. Comey had three times told the president that he was not under investigation. But Mr. Comey has said publicly that the bureau is investigating Russia’s meddling in last year’s presidential election and whether any associates of Mr. Trump’s campaign were coordinating with Moscow.

While Mr. Trump said he acted on the recommendation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, he had left little doubt about his personal feelings toward Mr. Comey or that Russia investigation in recent days. “Comey was the best thing that has ever happened to Hillary Clinton in that he gave her a free pass for her many bad deeds!” he wrote on Twitter a week ago.

“The Russia-Trump collusion story is a total hoax, when will this taxpayer funded charade end?” he added on Monday.
Some Democrats immediately raised the specter of Watergate and called for a special counsel to lead an independent investigation into the Russian meddling and any ties to Mr. Trump’s campaign. “This is Nixonian,” Senator Bob Casey, Democrat of Pennsylvania, said in a statement.

“Not since Watergate have our legal systems been so threatened and our faith in the independence and integrity of those systems so shaken,” added Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut.

The paradox, of course, is that Mr. Comey had few fans among Democrats, especially Hillary Clinton, who just last week blamed him for steering the election to Mr. Trump by publicly announcing shortly before the election that he was reopening his investigation into her private emails.

Ever since Watergate, presidents have been reluctant to take on F.B.I. directors, no matter how frustrated they were. The only exception was President Bill Clinton, who fired William S. Sessions in 1993 after ethical issues were raised against Mr. Sessions, and was accused of acting politically. The successor he appointed, Louis J. Freeh, became even more of a headache for Mr. Clinton as he helped independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr investigate the president. But Mr. Clinton never risked the political backlash that would have come had he dismissed Mr. Freeh.

Robert S. Mueller III threatened to resign as F.B.I. director during President George W. Bush’s administration if a secret surveillance program he considered illegal were continued, and Mr. Bush backed down rather than risk the scandal that would have ensued. Joining Mr. Mueller in that threat, as it happened, was a deputy attorney general names James Comey.

Timothy Naftali, a former director of the Richard M. Nixon presidential library, said Mr. Trump’s dismissal of Mr. Comey was not a direct parallel to the Saturday Night Massacre because he was not appointed specifically to investigate the 2016 campaign.

“With or without Mr. Comey, the F.B.I. will continue to investigate the 2016 campaign as it relates to Russian intervention,” Mr. Naftali said. “This is another kind of mistake. Unless Attorney General Sessions can prove malfeasance or gross negligence by Comey, the timing of this action further deepens suspicions that President Trump is covering up something.”

关键是川普到底有没有严重的事？
一般性质的事弄不垮他。

 

[Teddy]

哈，终于又要有好戏看了

 

[GuardianAngel]

据说当初有9个不同的情报部门向媒体泄密，任命一个FBI的局长解决不了多大问题。最终取决于川普是不是和建制派，情报系统，军工复合体等力量核心合作。只要合作，那些问题都不存在

 

[Teddy]

文学城如何跟村长的报道比？！

文学城是啥？

 

[Teddy]

这些信件，没有一点保密级别，随便公开吗？

 

[向问天]

言简意赅，开人的文字典范。

 

[ccc]

这些信件，没有一点保密级别，随便公开吗？

开人还保密?

 

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特朗普解除联邦调查局局长科米职务
2017-05-10 10:50:40 来源： 新华社

　　新华社华盛顿５月９日电（记者徐剑梅　刘阳）美国白宫９日宣布，总统特朗普当天根据司法部建议，即时终止并解除了联邦调查局局长詹姆斯·科米的职务。这一消息震动美国朝野。

　　白宫当天发表声明说，特朗普的决定是基于司法部长塞申斯和副部长罗森斯坦的明确建议作出的。特朗普本人当天已通知科米，白宫将立即开始寻找新的联邦调查局局长人选。

　　白宫声明没有说明解除科米职务的原因。

　　特朗普在发给科米的解职信中说，科米曾三次在不同场合通报他（特朗普）没有受到联邦调查局调查，他对此非常赞赏。尽管如此，“我同意司法部的判断，你（科米）没有能力有效领导联邦调查局”。特朗普还在信中说，他将任命联邦调查局新领导层，以重建美国公众对这一执法机构的信任和信心，这“极为重要”。

　　白宫当天发布的备忘录显示，罗森斯坦建议解除科米职务的理由是科米对希拉里“邮件门”调查处理不当。但遭解职之时，科米正在主持联邦调查局关于特朗普竞选团队与俄罗斯关系的调查。参议院情报委员会成员、民主党联邦参议员罗恩·怀登当天在社交媒体推特上呼吁立即就此举行公开听证会，让科米就联邦调查局相关调查情况作证。

　　美国联邦调查局局长由总统任命，经参议院确认通过，任期１０年，历史上被解职情况相当罕见。科米２０１３年９月就任第七任美国联邦调查局局长，他的任命曾获民主党、共和党两党广泛支持。

 

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FBI局长正对下属演讲 看电视才知被开除
2017-05-09 18:59:45 海外网

　　北京时间10日上午，美国总统特朗普解雇联邦调查局（FBI）局长詹姆斯·科米（James Comey）。据美媒报道，科米被解雇时正在洛杉矶给FBI的雇员演讲，他是从电视屏幕上的新闻中得知自己被解雇的。

　　据《纽约时报》报道，科米是在电视上得知自己被解雇的，当时，他正在洛杉矶给联邦调查局的雇员做演讲。当他正在演讲时，背后的电视屏幕上开始大量出现关于他被解雇的报道。

　　不久之后，他的解雇信被送到FBI华盛顿总部。

 

[Teddy]

得跟上时代随时看推特啊

FBI局长正对下属演讲 看电视才知被开除
2017-05-09 18:59:45 海外网

　　北京时间10日上午，美国总统特朗普解雇联邦调查局（FBI）局长詹姆斯·科米（James Comey）。据美媒报道，科米被解雇时正在洛杉矶给FBI的雇员演讲，他是从电视屏幕上的新闻中得知自己被解雇的。

　　据《纽约时报》报道，科米是在电视上得知自己被解雇的，当时，他正在洛杉矶给联邦调查局的雇员做演讲。当他正在演讲时，背后的电视屏幕上开始大量出现关于他被解雇的报道。

　　不久之后，他的解雇信被送到FBI华盛顿总部。

 

[Teddy]

我感觉这些原件以往咋么也得五十年以上才能公开吧。村长给找两个前任总统/司法部的类似信件？

开人还保密?

 

[Jay Wang]

好，闹王炮打司令部，专治各种不服！

 

[Anakin]

革命了！砸烂公检法！