Today’s quote comes to us from Christopher Sign, who reports for ABC News in Phoenix.
During an interview on yesterday’s O’Reilly Factor, which centered on Loretta Lynch’s Tarmac Summit with Bill Clinton in Phoenix, Mr. Sign told us this:
“The former president steps into her plane. They then speak for 30 minutes privately. The FBI there on the tarmac instructing everybody around ‘no photos, no pictures, no cell phones.’”
Yep, all they were doing was discussing grandchildren. That’s why the FBI was instructed to prevent anyone from recording the fact that this meeting took place.
And, as noted in a previous blog, two days later the Lynch-led Justice Department censors our ability to see emails that might embarrass, even incriminate, Bill and Hillary Clinton.
You would have to be a world-class spud to believe all they talked about was their families.
Christopher Sign wins Quote Of The Day honors for informing us of just how much of an effort was made to prevent anyone from knowing this meeting took place.
But now you DO know. So tell me: what do you figure they discussed in that half-hour.
How many pictures of children and grandchildren are in your wallet? A half-hour’s worth?
