And we’ll just have to take his word for it I guess on the need to know since they’re anonymous and thus their need to know cannot be verified?It was in the questions Nunes was asking him. He asked him if he talked to anybody outside the White House. He named George Kent and then the intelligence community member that prompted the colloquy with the lawyer. During those exchanges he stated they both had need to know.
He said he’s been told by his counsel not to name members of the intelligence community.
I agree there appears to have been a scam. Probably not the same scam you see.
The whistleblower was known to be a member of the IC, based on where the complaint went through. It would make sense not to identify anybody in the IC publicly.Except they literally said it would be outing the whistleblower. Bogus!
Rich Higgens was fired after he attempted to justify distribute right-wing conspiracy theories throughout the NSC. He only got the job in the NSC in the first place because he was friends with one Steve Bannon.Yep he knows his stuff regarding NSC View attachment 239321
Except they literally said it would be outing the whistleblower. It’s not like there are only 2 guys in the IC and naming one would put the other. LmaoThe whistleblower was known to be a member of the IC, based on where the complaint went through. It would make sense not to identify anybody in the IC publicly.
If the person he told was the whistleblower then it’s not this Eric dude.
Except they literally said it would be outing the whistleblower. It’s not like there are only 2 guys in the IC and naming one would put the other. Lmao
Congratulations Eric, you’re off the hook. Unfortunately it doesn’t change the fact that Vindman perjured himselfGuess You figured it all out.
If that’s the whistleblower, you guys are wrong about Eric C-ya-later. If he worked in the White House, they weren’t talking about him. Person mentioned worked outside the WH, per the question.