Disgraced Perjurious Former Deputy Director of the FBI Andrew McCabe: I Changed My Mind. I Will Not Testify to the Senate Because of Coronavirus.
Yes, I Know I Can Testify By Skype, But That's Still Too Dangerous.

He has some interesting ideas about the possible transmission of a virus via broadband.

Former FBI Deputy Director (and CNN contributor) Andrew McCabe has long said that he was willing to answer questions under oath about his controversial actions in the Russian investigation. He was scheduled to do so on Tuesday, but he now has refused -- citing the infection of three senators with Covid-19. However, McCabe also refuses to testify remotely as did both former FBI Director James Comey and former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates. He simply says that “fairness” dictates that he not testify at all. The basis for his refusal to appear remotely is utterly and almost comically absurd.

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McCabe's lawyer, Michael R. Bromwich McCabe is "willing, able, and eager to testify in person" about the FBI’s Russia investigation "when it is safe to do so." However, his letter speaks more of evasion than eagerness. He insists that he is "not willing to put his family's health at risk to do so." He can of course do so with zero risk, as did his former bosses: remotely.

He recognizes the obvious logical disconnect and merely adds that for "reasons of fairness" McCabe would be unwilling to testify remotely. The Hill reported that Bromwich objected that "[a] fair and appropriate hearing of this kind -- which is complex and contentious — simply cannot be conducted other than in person."

posted by Ace at 01:00 PM

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