NSA Won't Release Clinton/Lynch Tarmac Tape - Claims "National Security"

Freedom Outpost ^ | 05/31/2017 | Time Brown

[Texas Tea]

A citizen researcher from Florida is attempting to have the recording of the infamous Bill Clinton/Loretta Lynch tarmac tape released to the public, but apparently, the National Security Agency claims they won't release it due to "national security."

The man researching and seeking to have the tape released is Florida orthodontist Larry Kawa. You may remember him because of Judicial Watch's filing of a lawsuit on his behalf to obtain a week's worth of Hillary Clinton's emails regarding Benghazi.

It's being reported now that the NSA has declared the recording of the conversation that took place between Bill Clinton and Loretta Lynch in Phoenix, Arizona on June 27, 2016.

[joesbucks]

So what? That was then. This is now. Why don’t he just call and say release it unless it really does contain information that can’t be released?

[joesbucks]

Again, they now report to him. Stop making excuses. If this were Hillary or Obama, we’d be screaming the fix is in. Now we’re circling the wagons.

[Arthur McGowan]

Hold on. Bill Clinton, a private citizen, with no security clearance, was receiving classified info from Loretta Lynch?

[LouAvul]

Yeah, that's the first question we asked Nixon about the conversations in the White House. Then he said it was a matter of national security but that didn't fly.

Of course, the difference is that he was a conservative and klintoon and lynchmob are RATs.

[editor-surveyor]

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How can any conversation involving the Rapist In Chief involve national security?

Absurd on its face.
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[txhurl]

tail number N55060 separate ‘meeting’ plane?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3549888/posts?q=1&;page=51

[thoughtomator]

> this is Trump’s NSA

I’m not even slightly convinced of that.

I believe the NSA is inherently seditious in nature and that it is filled to the brim with individuals whose loyalties are not to the people of the United States.

A few months of Trump has not changed that.

[Nifster]

Thanks

[Nifster]

Agreed

[GOPJ]

The whole purpose of meeting at an obscure airport was to avoid any type of disclosure.

FBI agents and Secret Service people were NOT allowed on the plane for ‘conversations about grandkids, golf, etc’... There's not a chance the conversation was recorded. Too much effort went into secrecy.

If someone’s pushing the idea of a ‘recording’ I'm guessing it's one made AFTER the real meeting. If that's the case, this goes into ‘cover-up’ territory... It would also mean what's being hidden probably carries the death penalty if uncovered.

[Maverick68]

It is now abundantly clear: There are hundreds if not thousands of people working for the government that should be dragged into the town square and hanged.