[bobsunshine]

Klayman was on Fox Business tonight and explained what they are planning in the lawsuit.

[jimwatx]

The CIA is a bunch of nasty devils that needs to be cleansed.

[reasonisfaith]

Mr. Klayman helping to drain the swamp.

[timestax]

ping

[txhurl]

Omelette time.

I think there are still enough white blood cells in natsec to throw off zero’snfection.

[gaijin]

The president is more or less an extension of the American people.

it seems like it’s the bureaucracy the poses him openly we have a case of sedition.

that’s going to aggravate instability.

[Batman11]

Maybe since Mr. Netanyahu is in town, he can lend POTUS45 a couple of his Mozzad boys to help straighten out this IC business.

[SpaceBar]

All of this CIA intrigue makes me wonder just how much pull the Bush clan still has amongst spook circles. They have a way of blending into the woodwork.

[veracious]

It’s going to take all good men, and all good institutions to turn USA around. Otherwise the dark state will continue.

[Fedora]

Attorney Larry Klayman, the founder of Freedom Watch, is asking a federal court to hold an emergency hearing on the National Security Agency, alleging “likely” CIA “spying” on President Donald Trump.

So is Klayman seeing the NSA spying as the work of CIA (or of Clapper as DNI)?

[dp0622]

My country is a banana republic or so it would seem.

They will stop at NOTHING, and I mean NOTHING to get rid of Trump.

He threatens powerful, child molesting, cheap labor loving billionaires across the world.

[Strac6]

I love the thought, but I’m sorry, Mt. Klayman has no legal standing to sustain such litigation. Klayman is a good lawyer and he knows that.

I’m afraid this move is more about seeking publicity, ergo fundraising, than is is about seeking justice.

[taxesareforever]

Ho hum. Another hearing? Tell me what did the Benghazi hearings prove? Oh yeah, that government hearings are just sugar for reelection campaigns.

[SkyPilot]

The NSA and other intelligence agencies that have abuse their power need to be brought to heel, and fast. These agencies have abused their power and have devolved into rouge cliques who do not believe the Constitution and laws apply to them. They have devolved into petty, self-serving eavesdroppers who abuse their power to amuse themselves, enrich themselves, and become drunk on their own raw power.

Trump and many Conservatives are finally waking up to the fact that Snowden was not only right, he was heroic. Snowden blew the whistle on what was going on: every phone conversation, web page visit, and email was being intercepted, captured, and stored by the NSA at the Utah Data Center and elsewhere.

The political assassination of General Flynn by the NSA, CIA and other agencies (who then gave Classified information to the media) was not only a criminal act, it was outright sedition.

Agencies that work for and are subservient to (via the Constitution) the Executive branch and restrained by laws) have become a powerful and evil shadow government, a law unto themselves. This is not about "national security." This was an act of treason.

To quote George H.W. Bush: "This will not stand."

It cannot stand if we are to have a nation much longer.

I don't know how President Trump is going to deal with this, but he must act, and quickly.

If he does not act to punish the NSA and these rogue agencies for what they have done (and what they are doing), then we have lost the Constitution and the Republic.

I know that might sound hyperbolic, but it isn't. It is true.

[C0ldWarri0r]

Were they monitoring Obama’s and other WH staff (co-conspirators) communications too? If so, those records still exist. If so, Trump and Sessions need to get their hands on them pronto. No doubt in my mind that they will contain evidence of malfeasance or worse.

[Ann Archy]

The HAPLESS Larry Klayman screws up everything! He has NO STANDING in this....go way Larry!

[baltimorepoet]

The mosquitoes rise from the swamp and attack when you try to drain it.

Time for a little bleach to be poured in the swamp.

[Mariner]

If they are willing to break the law to spy on POTUS, judges are no0t likely to influence their actions.

[Mr. Lucky]

What gives Klayman standing?