Thomas Massey

I think they're doing just fine.

Yes.

Yeah, the CIA might help finance some of it every now and then, but they don't need oil money to sell cocaine.

But that's how they tried to get to the oil.

But now, I mean, give them credit for committing candor, which is it's usually a crime up here to commit candor.

The president is committing it.

He's admitting this was an attack, not an arrest.

And he's saying, we're taking their oil, and I'll take as much of it as I want, and I'll sell it for any price I want.

And he will eventually, he's going to make his big donors whole, like Paul Singer, who bought the troubled asset known as Citgo.

And I'm Hari Kundabolu.

Well, what they should do is they should just come to Congress and do what they all do and plead the fifth, right?

You can do that, be done, and leave.

Of course, you'll be asked multiple questions.

It'll be somewhat embarrassing, and then you leave.

That would keep them out of jail.

Yeah, I mean, just as somebody, whether I was a Republican or not, if they are compelled by subpoena to come to Congress and they don't show up, there should be ramifications, and they should be held in contempt.

But this is the wrong way to get at the truth for these victims, right?

This is theater.

This is high theater.

If Clinton is guilty, it'll be in the draft indictments that the DOJ possesses and haven't released.