Trey Gowdy Says He Made 'Mistakes' Relying On FBI's Word On RussiaGate; Takes Media's Word On Arbery Shooting

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
May. 12, 2020

Former GOP Rep Trey Gowdy, who parroted the media's phony narrative on the Ahmaud Arbery shooting last week, told Tucker Carlson on Monday he made "mistakes" by "relying on the word of the FBI and the DOJ."

WATCH:



From The Blaze, "Trey Gowdy says he made a mistake 'relying on the word of the FBI and the DOJ' during Russian probe":
Former Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) on Monday explained comments he made defending the FBI in 2018 regarding the Russian probe, telling Fox News's Tucker Carlson that his mistake at the time was "relying on the word of the FBI and the DOJ."

During Carlson's show, the host played a clip of Gowdy saying after an FBI briefing two years ago, "I am more convinced the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump.'

After the footage ran, Carlson told Gowdy, "I remember watching that and thinking, boy, I hope he is right." The host then asked, "Do you still feel that way?"

"Oh gosh, no, no." Gowdy replied. "I've made a lot of mistakes in life—relying on briefings and not insisting on the documents—it took me about three weeks, I went over the Department of Justice, I sat there for four hours."
...And yet now he's relying on the word of the media on Ahmaud Arbery and spewing leftist bull***t about social justice.



Makes sense.
Last week, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) attacked Gowdy over his comments from 2018, and for refusing to support an effort to subpoena Democrats back in 2017 when he had the power to defend Gen. Michael Flynn.


Gaetz told Fox News host Sean Hannity of Gowdy, 'When he had control and could have run this to the ground in 2017, we didn't send out one single subpoena, not one, and that's a failure of our Republican leadership."
Kudos to Tucker for destroying Gowdy in that interview, especially considering Gowdy just recently got a job (or a payoff) with Fox News.

Gowdy's entire history is just one limited hangout after another, how anyone could trust him after his farce "investigation" into Benghazi is beyond me.

The man, who is a former federal prosecutor, won't even take five minutes to investigate the bull***t claims around the Arbery shooting.



I'm finding it harder and harder to believe the "leaders" of the Republican Party are anything but controlled opposition who are paid to lose.

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