Lyin' Liz Appears on Fox With Bret Baier and Spews More BS

Liz Cheney is flat out misleading the public. Listen very carefully to the words she uses in reference to Chris Miller's testimony. Then listen to what Chris Miller had to say on the matter back in June, when on Hannity. Anyone who has followed this story closely knows Trump pre-authorized up to 20,000 National Guard troops on Jan 4th, and Miller testified to that fact. The Speaker of the House (Nancy Pelosi) and DC Mayor (Muriel Bowser) have to request the troops in order for them to be deployed. They never did. The POTUS does not simply issue the order to deploy the Guard.

Kash Patel has reached out to Fox and Bret Baier to set the record straight. They have not responded to Patel.

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MistyCee

Nice post, and I'm not being sarcastic, because you presented it really well.

This foreign threat, that he can't tell Hannity about is probably the elephant in the room at this point, but Miller's "testimony" and the repackaging of it seems to be suspect on "both sides."

Patel, on the other hand, is pure political trash, and and I'm not surprised that Baier and Fox haven't "responded" to him.

My take on this, from my sofa, obviously, is that Trump probably didn't know how to "preauthorize" troops, and by this point, everyone had gotten exhausted by his "management style."

Skipping Cheney, who apparently wasn't involved, you've done a good job of at least asking Pelosi for an explanation and clarification on whether and how this "offer" might have been communicated to her.

BizSuitStacy · M

@MistyCee The crux is authorize v order. There is a difference here, and that's what will have both sides pointing fingers. They've asked Pelosi and she's said she didn't want NG presence because of optics. And yes...I do believe there is something more here with respect to a foreign or national security threat. Much more. But I've only seen peripheral information thus far.