Discussion»Statements»Rosie's Corner» When you ask others to leave the room so you can talk to just one person alone then you have something to hide. Something very BAD. Right?
Not necessarily, it could be something personal that you just don't want everyone to know. I've had that done to me and I've done that to others. None were bad.
The President of the United States of America asks Comey's boss Jeff Sessions and the Mike Pence, the Vice President and Jared Kushner, his daughter's husband to leave the room. What could The Donald possibly have to say of a personal nature to James Comey that he would hide from his Vice President, Attorney General and son-in-law Karen? Thank you for your reply and Happy Friday! :)
You didn't mention them in your question, so I answered in a personal nature. To answer this new twist, I have no idea. It could be a thousand reasons why he did that. I can't second guess his reasons on this.
You didn't understand/realize that I was talking about the infamous meeting where Trump told those other folks to leave? He had to tell Sessions TWICE. James Comey was Director of the FBI. Ordering his boss, Jeff Sessions, to leave the room too? No justification for that whatsoever. Not for valid/substantive/logical/honorable reasons.
No I did not, I haven't heard about that until just now. I haven't watched the news in a while. When I have watched, it's just been local news. It could have been innocent, it could have been shady, I wasn't there, so I can't speculate on it.
I guess that means people are expected to know that practically everything you write has a tie-in to Trump-bashing, even when you don't specifically mention him, right, Rosie?
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