Possibly related to the American spy withdrawn recently from Russia

[mysteryowl]

Stephanie Miller Show has had talk about this related to the high level spy in Russia. Maybe he was outed by Trump. I didn't catch all of it, but there was a chain of events that made sense.

[Buckeyeblue]

1. Hopefully they lied to Trump about who it was...

[mysteryowl]

2. There were recent media reports about the high level

American spy within the Kremlin that was removed. I don't think we know the whole story on that either.

[Baitball Blogger]

7. Interesting. Maybe they should give Trump a bogus name of a Russian spy who isn't

on our side, and see what happens? You know, call him a double agent.

[Buckeyeblue]

11. Yep. See if he takes the bait.

If I was president I wouldn't want to know the spy's name. Keep it as secret as possible.

[Raven]

3. I'm wondering if Trump promised to turn him over.

[mysteryowl]

4. Where is that spy now?

Is he/she back in the US?

[Mike 03]

5. Oooh, that's an interesting guess! nt

[Mike 03]

6. Something about this rings true.

Intel people know Trump lies all the time, so some of the other guesses don't really seem to have the gravitas that would make them an emergency, but your guess would be viewed by the intel community as an emergency. It would cross every line and violate every standard of presidential conduct.

[Raven]

10. That was exactly my thinking. I think this spy is back in the US and if

Trump was about to endanger one of their own, the IC might have decided to act to protect that person. Given that it seems that it would have to take a catastrophe to get anyone to out Trump, this may be it. Somebody's life may be at stake and we know that, in Trumps' view, people are fungible.

[duforsure]

8. Aiding and abetting

An enemy , isn't that a high crime against OUR country? How many examples of doing this is accepted before charges are brought against this traitor?

[malaise]

9. Is it TREASON yet?

ITTMF RFN!