The Biased Text Exchange: Unveiling the FBI's Prejudiced Views

🔍Lisa Page and Peter Strzok's text exchange reveals clear bias against President Trump and a prejudgment of the outcome of investigations.

📧Page's role in the Clinton email investigation raises concerns about the impartiality of the investigation.

🕵️Strzok's involvement in the Russia investigation and his role as one of the lead investigators raises questions about the integrity of the probe.

🗞️Page's connection to leaking information to the media further raises concerns about the impartiality of the FBI.

💭The text exchange undermines the FBI's credibility and raises doubts about the fairness of the Clinton and Russia investigations.

What were Lisa Page and Peter Strzok's roles in the FBI?

—Page was an FBI lawyer who worked on the Clinton email investigation and the Russia investigation. Strzok was an agent who worked on the Clinton email investigation and was one of the lead investigators in the Russia probe.

Did Lisa Page leak information to a news outlet?

—According to reports, Page was the individual through whom Andrew McCabe leaked information to a news outlet.

What does the text 'we will stop him' refer to?

—The text exchange between Page and Strzok, where Strzok wrote 'no, no he's not. We'll stop it,' refers to their intention to prevent President Trump from becoming president.

How does this text exchange affect the credibility of the Clinton and Russia investigations?

—The text exchange raises doubts about the impartiality of the investigations and undermines the credibility of the FBI. It suggests bias and a prejudgment of the outcomes, which calls into question the fairness of the investigations.

What is the significance of the leaked text exchange?

—The leaked text exchange between Page and Strzok reveals the personal bias of key FBI personnel and highlights the need for a thorough examination of their actions and their impact on the investigations they were involved in.

00:00The video discusses text exchanges between FBI lawyer Lisa Page and agent Peter Strzok, revealing their bias against President Trump.

05:23Page and Strzok's roles in the Clinton email and Russia investigations are highlighted, raising concerns about their impartiality.

09:57The text exchange suggests a prejudgment of the outcomes of the investigations and reflects a lack of impartiality.

12:36The connection between Page and leaking information to the media is discussed, further undermining the FBI's credibility.

15:45The text exchange raises doubts about the fairness of the investigations and the integrity of the FBI.