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Explain this to me. Sorry not able to watch/listen today so just getting chunks here and there.
LT COL Vindman was specifically asked if he had talked to or knew the WB. He answered no!
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Explain this to me. Sorry not able to watch/listen today so just getting chunks here and there.
How would he know who the WB was?LT COL Vindman was specifically asked if he had talked to or knew the WB. He answered no!
I hate that I didn't ask the question first, how would he not know who the WB is?How would he know who the WB was?
LT COL Vindman was specifically asked if he had talked to or knew the WB. He answered no!
Sooooo if he doesn't know the identity of the Whistleblower.... how would he know he talked to that person and thus how would that be perjury? Don't think that holds water gentlemen.How would he know who the WB was?
Sooooo if he doesn't know the identity of the Whistleblower.... how would he know he talked to that person and thus how would that be perjury? Don't think that holds water gentlemen.
Sooooo if he doesn't know the identity of the Whistleblower.... how would he know he talked to that person and thus how would that be perjury? Don't think that holds water gentlemen.
I like the breakdown of facts vs opinion and if it does ever come out that he knew the identity (not just knowing the person) and made that statement I feel he would be subject to the prosecution. Thanks for helping me understand.I understand your thought, because we do not know the identity of the WB, it is hard to tell from 1000 feet view if he knows the WB or not.
It is my personal opinion that he does know who the WB is and it is also my personal opinion that Adam Schiff knows the WB and the relationship to LT COL Vindman. Will the facts that support my opinion ever come into the public light? I doubt it.
I like the breakdown of facts vs opinion and if it does ever come out that he knew the identity (not just knowing the person) and made that statement I feel he would be subject to the prosecution. Thanks for helping me understand.
I agree that it does look suspicious. However, I contend that it is also entirely possible that he spoke to an intelligence person that is not the WB. He may just not know. It isn't smart to start naming our intelligence officers that were on detail in the white house. That allows you to start narrowing down the name and figuring out who it was.This explains why I believe the statement I made above that LT COL Vindman knows the WB and Adam Schiff is aware of that fact.
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Actually, no it doesn't and for the reasons I mentioned above. The complaint was verified by the IG and through the sworn testimony of career professionals and political appointee. We are past that part for sure and if the House impeaches the President, I believe a Supreme Court case would almost be a certainty to protect the whistleblower from being called as a witness because the complaint was verified out.The identity of the WB has to come out. If the dems want to remove the president, he will have to face questions from the Republicans and the presidents lawyer. And it is Ciaramella.
Actually, no it doesn't and for the reasons I mentioned above. The complaint was verified by the IG and through the sworn testimony of career professionals and political appointee. We are past that part for sure and if the House impeaches the President, I believe a Supreme Court case would almost be a certainty to protect the whistleblower from being called as a witness because the complaint was verified out.
It is important to point out that the confrontation clause of the 6th Amendment might be at question here. In the impeachment case of Senator William Blount in 1798 there was a long, multi-day, debate if an impeachment constitutes a criminal proceeding. This is important because the 6th Amendment has specific language about the use of jury trials for criminal language and the confrontation clause. It was successfully argued and voted on by the Senate, some of which were founding fathers, that because impeachment is a special scenario, and the fact it is not subject to judicial review (appeal) it is not subject to the constraints set for criminal proceedings. It would pretty much take the Supreme Court to get involved to overturn that and would more than likely be considered a full-on constitutional crisis.
Also worth pointing out that in Article I, Section 3, Clause 7 the following statement is made, “Judgment in Cases of Impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from Office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any Office of honor, Trust or Profit under the United States.” which limits the impeachment to just removing the President (and more than likely preventing him from having a pension). It would take a separate criminal action to prosecute him for any illegal acts. These two steps help ensure the impeached has a fair criminal proceeding if necessary and affords them the ability of appeal if needed.
If his sworn testimony mirrors the WB complaint, as the other testimony has, doesn’t that mean the WB was telling the truth, just like everybody else?Today was a disaster for the dems. And not a good one for Vindman either. His testimony almost mirrored the WB complaint.
If his sworn testimony mirrors the WB complaint, as the other testimony has, doesn’t that mean the WB was telling the truth, just like everybody else?
what was so bad for the Dems?