Federal Bureau of Investigation

Yesterday (the day after I first published my original article on the Trump-Nixon comparisons that are now screaming in everyone's face), Trump was interviewed by Lester Holt on NBC and contradicted everything his press team had said about the firing of FBI Director James Comey, stating that it was entirely his idea from the beginning to fire Comey and that his reason was particularly related to the FBI investigation of the Trump-Russia conspiracy, though Trump implied his move was to help the investigation gain more credibility (and speed), not to impede it.

With an endless barrage of both Democrats and Republicans spouting off on the situation between Trump and Russia, clogging up every possible media outlet while parroting familiar party lines, we decided to present a "third party", libertarian view.

Maxine Waters is mad; angry as hell that President Trump dared to fire FBI Director Comey and she took to MSNBC to explain just how terrible his decision to fire Comey was... except it didn't quite come out that way - as we are used to seeing when the California Democrat opens her mouth.

As RealClearPolitics reports, in March, Waters issued a press release that read Comey "advanced Russia's misinformation campaign."

But today, during an interview on MSNBC, she explained...

Update: The company whose offices are being raided is the Strategic Campaign Group in Annapolis..per @dcollinsWBAL Agents executed search warrant at firm

FBI covering window at offices of Strategic Campaign Group in Annapolis..per @dcollinsWBAL Agents executed search warrant at firm pic.twitter.com/yaqYLHWTpm

— Jayne Miller (@jemillerwbal) May 11, 2017

According to the company's website, here are the key executives at the company:

Pretty much no one emerged a 'winner' from today's Senate Intelligence Committee hearing other than perhaps Andrew McCabe.  From the mainstream media to Trump to Congressional Democrats, pretty much all of the narratives surrounding the FBI's Russia investigation and Comey's sudden dismissal were succinctly obliterated by McCabe's testimony.