...Trump and Comey. At no point does Trump make any concerted effort to discern whether or not Russia did in fact attempt to interfere...
Thread: A year with some good detectives taught me that often WHAT ISN'T SAID is the actual tell. And note what isn't discussed between....
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...in the election. Indeed, he notes that the claim has created a cloud over his governance -- so he can scarcely say that it isn't...
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...of real concern to him; his concern is premised in this meeting. Yet, he doesn't inquire as to what Comey and the FBI is yet discerning..
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...about Russia's role. He doesn't even do so as a means of disparaging the claim. (i.e. "I'm sure you're finding out that there's nothing..
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...to the claims of Russian interference, right?" It. Doesn't. Come. Up. In this regard, I am reminded of every innocent and guilty man...
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...I ever witnessed in an interrogation room. The innocent ask a multitude of questions about what the detectives know, or why the cops...
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...might think X or Y or whether Z happened to the victim. The guilty forget to inquire. They know. An old law school saw tells young...
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...trial lawyers to remind their clients to stay curious in front of a jury. There's a famous tale of a murder case in which the body of...
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...the defendant's wife had not been recovered yet he was charged with the killing. Defense attorney tells the jury in final argument...
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..there's been no crime and the supposed victim will walk through the courtroom doors in 10 seconds. 30 seconds later the door remains...
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...shut. "Ok, she isn't coming today. But the point is all of you on jury looked, and that my friends is reasonable doubt. You must acquit."
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Jury comes back in twenty minutes: Guilty. Attorney goes to the foreman: "I thought I had you." Foreman: "You had me and ten others. But...
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"...juror number 8 didn't look at the door, he looke at your client. And he didn't eye the door, he was examining his nails."
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Even when he was completely alone with Comey, Trump didn't look at the door. He eyed his nails. It's an absolute tell.
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Why? Because Trump already knows that there is some fixed amount of Russian interference on his behalf, and possibly, collusion as well.
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Stick with fiction
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Dumb is one thing. Too lazy to actually note that the work in question was entirely a non-fiction account of police investigation another.
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So that qualifies you to do a psychological profile of the President? Gotcha.
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That isn't a psychological profile at all. Not remotely. It's a cop's-eye reflection how a guilty men behave as a cohort.
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That's twice in a row you've willfully mischaracterized what I wrote. Third will be the blockZ
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Awww that would break his heart too. Like most Trumpys they don't have a real purpose except searching for someone, something to fight with.
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2 defend the indefensible.
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Oh but you know they don't see his flaws bc they CHOOSE to be blind. They celebrate his hate, his LIES, his greed AND his stupidity. Unreal
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