Two emerging heroes: Judge Napolitano, Admiral Rogers

At The Last Refuge Sundance educates us about some of the nefarious deeds of the Obama administration and its Deep State. Remember when Judge Napolitano said that Obama used the British spy agency to spy on Trump's team? Turns out Napolitano was accurate! I wonder how long it will take for Fox News to reinstate Napolitano, whose allegations got in the way of Rupert Murdoch's efforts to purchase Sky News. Sundance writes,

The British government and British intelligence community were furious at Napolitano and Fox News. At the time Rupert Murdoch was attempting to purchase SkyNews, which might have aided in the severity of his response to Napolitano.

“Three intelligence sources have informed Fox News that President Obama went outside the chain of command. He didn’t use the NSA. He didn’t use the CIA. He didn’t use the FBI, and he didn’t use Department of Justice. He used GCHQ. What the heck is GCHQ? That’s the initials for the British spying agency. They have 24/7 access to the NSA database. So by simply having two people go to them saying, ‘President Obama needs transcripts of conversations involving candidate Trump, conversations involving president-elect Trump,’ he’s able to get it, and there are no American fingerprints on this.”

~ Judge Andrew Napolitano

Another hero in all of this is Mike Rogers, NSA Director. He did not go along with the other intelligence agencies who were collecting information on the Trump team.

Read the whole thing here.

Fox News getting rid of Napolitano?

Sundance reports at The Conservative Treehouse that Fox News has pulled Judge Andrew Napolitano off the air. Napolitano is the one who reported that Obama used British intelligence to wiretap Trump. I saw Napolitano give that report, and I remember that he said he had three sources. Normally, Napolitano would have been a part of Fox's coverage of this week's Gorsuch hearings, but he has not been included.

Sundance surmises that Murdoch may be getting rid of Napolitano so that he can convince British authorites that he practices "high standards." You see, Murdoch is attempting to purchase a pay t.v. network called Sky in Britain.
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