What does former Trump marketing campaign adviser Sam Nunberg assume the IG report reveals about the FBI? Watch his On The Homefront interview with Gary Lane to search out out.
Many conservatives are upset no massive "smoking gun" has been revealed in the Department of Justice Inspector General's report, however a former Trump marketing campaign adviser says some essential and vital info have come to gentle.
Sam Nunberg, who testified final March earlier than the Mueller grand jury, mentioned it is apparent a few of the "real American heroes" at the FBI weren't in management positions however have been brokers in the subject who pressured bureau and DOJ officers in Washington to do the proper factor.
He mentioned Assistant Deputy FBI Director Petr Strzok initially did nothing in the fall of 2016 when he acquired former Congressman Anthony Weiner's laptop computer—a laptop that contained 1000's of emails, together with some that have been categorized and despatched by Hillary Clinton.
Nunberg mentioned Inspector General Michael Horowitz's report confirmed that he had "a major problem with Peter Strzok taking his time on the Anthony Weiner computer which contained Huma Abedine's classified emails."
The IG discovered that Strzok demonstrated bias in opposition to Donald Trump and instructed that maybe the investigation of the laptop computer's contents was delayed with a view to assist Clinton's election possibilities, nonetheless, it is public revelation might have really achieved the reverse.
Nunberg mentioned he discovered that ironic.
"The irony is that because Strzok did not do anything about that computer that the FBI had as early as September, or could have had – and I believe that local FBI field officials and the NYPD forced Strzok, McCabe, Comey and Strzok's girlfriend Lisa Page to take action. And the irony is it did effect the election," he insisted.
Nunberg mentioned regardless of the Russia investigation and unfavourable media reviews, his former boss has lastly hit his stride as president.
"I always thought it was going to be difficult for him to go from the 26th floor of the Trump Tower and not realize frankly that he's not the boss. And he's got to act differently in some ways."
Nunberg believes in the end this mid-term is a referendum on Donald Trump and if Democrats retake a majority in the House of Representatives, impeachment proceedings will ensue in January 2019.
"I think everything will work out, but we'll see."