"I have no idea what a burner phone is, to the best of my knowledge I have never even heard the term"

[Honeyman]

That statement alone speaks volumes about this lying idiot.

[Honeyman]

Expected Reactions:

Bryce: "What about Bidens comment that..."

bmw: "63.45 percent of the American people who have burner phones are...."

km1125: "There is NO PROOF whatsoever that our fearless leader....

[Turkeytop]

"Burner phone" is a term I always see in detective novels, but I have no idea what it means. I assume it's the same as the other one they call "smart phone."

[Matt]

Trump was at TT's house in Canada using his fancy wall phone for 7 1/2 hours. TT has tried to throw us off the scent with his "America adores Trump" bit, but the reality is that "TT adores Trump."

[Deleted User 9015]

"Burner phone" is a term I always see in detective novels, but I have no idea what it means. I assume it's the same as the other one they call "smart phone."

Watch "The Wire"

[bmw]

...and...the obsession with Trump carries on. He's been out of office for 15 months yet he's still the most newsworthy politician in existence.

btw - I've never heard of a burner phone myself. I had to look it up.

[Lester The Nightfly]

“I have no idea what a burner phone is, to the best of my knowledge I have never even heard the term.”

There is not one person on the planet that talks that way unless they are expecting to be questioned by a lawyer in a deposition or on the stand in court.

BTW - Bolton says otherwise: https://theweek.com/russo-ukrainian-war ... n-occupied

"Former National Security Adviser John Bolton said in an interview Tuesday that he heard former President Donald Trump use the phrase "burner phone" on multiple occasions with full knowledge of its meaning"

My guess? He has a shipping container chock full of 'em stashed somewhere at the Port Newark–Elizabeth Marine Terminal courtesy of Chinese president Xi Jinping after Trump asked if he would do him a little favor.

[Matt]

...and...the obsession with Trump carries on. He's been out of office for 15 months yet he's still the most newsworthy politician in existence.

btw - I've never heard of a burner phone myself. I had to look it up.

You don't find it newsworthy that 7 1/2 hours are unaccounted for?

[zzand]

Watergate comes to mind.

[bmw]

...and...the obsession with Trump carries on. He's been out of office for 15 months yet he's still the most newsworthy politician in existence.

btw - I've never heard of a burner phone myself. I had to look it up.

You don't find it newsworthy that 7 1/2 hours are unaccounted for?

15 months after the fact and after he's left office? No, I don't. Our practice of the opposition party in power obsessively using government resources to investigate their past rivals needs to end. I said the same thing in 2016 when I suggested one of Trump's first orders of business should be to pardon Hillary Clinton for any crimes she may be charged with (obviously being a Clinton she wasn't charged with anything but that's not the point). When we move on to new administrations, we need to literally MOVE ON.

[Honeyman]

Its dumbfounding to me that any American can be so flippant and non-caring to what transpired on January 6th. The sickening images of the Capitol attack should be enough, but as we learn more and more what this despicable man was trying to do, should make any true Americans blood boil.

[Bryce]

Its dumbfounding to me that any American can be so flippant and non-caring to what transpired on January 6th.

I am every bit as concerned about what transpired on January sixth as the left was about what caused the Benghazi attack, where four American hero's lost their life, and the whereabouts of the Commander in Chief during that attack.

[Honeyman]

Its dumbfounding to me that any American can be so flippant and non-caring to what transpired on January 6th.

I am every bit as concerned about what transpired on January sixth as the left was about what caused the Benghazi attack, where four American hero's lost their life, and the whereabouts of the Commander in Chief during that attack.

Bryce right on cue with "whataboutism".

[Bryce]

Its dumbfounding to me that any American can be so flippant and non-caring to what transpired on January 6th.

I am every bit as concerned about what transpired on January sixth as the left was about what caused the Benghazi attack, where four American hero's lost their life, and the whereabouts of the Commander in Chief during that attack.

Bryce right on cue with "whataboutism".

Nope. Just letting you know my level of concern.

[Matt]

...and...the obsession with Trump carries on. He's been out of office for 15 months yet he's still the most newsworthy politician in existence.

btw - I've never heard of a burner phone myself. I had to look it up.

You don't find it newsworthy that 7 1/2 hours are unaccounted for?

15 months after the fact and after he's left office? No, I don't. Our practice of the opposition party in power obsessively using government resources to investigate their past rivals needs to end. I said the same thing in 2016 when I suggested one of Trump's first orders of business should be to pardon Hillary Clinton for any crimes she may be charged with (obviously being a Clinton she wasn't charged with anything but that's not the point). When we move on to new administrations, we need to literally MOVE ON.

That's reasonable. Biden has the ability to stop this, and he claims he's eager for a rematch.