Susan Rice tacitly admits lying about unmasking
Garth Kant / WND
That is by her own admission.
The question is, how big a lie was it?
Speaking to MSNBC on Tuesday, Barack Obama’s former national security adviser did not deny unmasking the identities of the names of Donald Trump associates collected in foreign surveillance.
She implicitly acknowledged and explicitly defended unmasking (the revealing of names within the intelligence community of U.S. citizens gathered in foreign surveillance) by claiming: “It was not uncommon. It was necessary at times to make those requests.”
She told PBS, “I know nothing about this,” and “I was surprised to see reports from Chairman Nunes on that count today.”
So, by her own admission, Rice was not telling the truth on March 22.
On Tuesday, Rice told MSNBC she did nothing inappropriate and she sometimes sought the names of people in intelligence reports, as part of her job.
But, if that was true, why did she not tell the truth to PBS on March 22?
Read entire article and see video here: http://www.wnd.com/2017/04/susan-rice-tacitly-admits-lying-about-unmasking/
She said she leaked "nothing to nobody" which implies she is an uneducated yokel, or used the double negative to say she did leak something. I guess the mainstream media is too busy kissing her chocolate ass to find out for sure.
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