Rachel mentioned it tonight, this site quoted Mitchell who was on MSNBC earlier today: https://twitter.com/aravosis/status/845477304436510720 …pic.twitter.com/j4gvN5aisF
Andrea Mitchell reports that White House officials are “purging their cell phones” in expectation of getting subpoenaed.
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@aravosis This only happens when obstruction is seen as preferable charge than the potential crimes found on the phones. -
@aravosis Or when those involved are lethally stupid and not listening to sound legal advice. -
@aravosis WH was already told to preserve all possible evidence. Can't claim ignorance.
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@aravosis that's a joke, right? -
@BradMossEsq No, Rachel reported it -
@aravosis well that's rather dumb of them if true - 他2件の返信
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@aravosis isn't that obstruction of justice? -
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@ToniTagliarino@aravosis@js7976 how can you prove they didn't accidentally break their phones or lose their phones though? -
@agingernole@ToniTagliarino@aravosis@js7976 when they collectively do this at the same time? -
@activistDCmom@ToniTagliarino@aravosis@js7976 I mean like super bad luck - 他1件の返信
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@ArianeBellamar Whitehouse staffer when#Comey spotted walking to door.....@aravosispic.twitter.com/lhXMGPEFRd - 他1件の返信
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@aravosis Nice try but there's still going to be records... -
@Creampuffgal@aravosis they don't know how technology works. -
@mbnomore@Creampuffgal@aravosis The people who think their microwaves spy on them? I never would have guessed
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