DawsonSField: What if I told you the White House was bugged? This is a de-twitterized analysis by Dawson S. Field whose name is a reference to the Dawson's Field hijackings of five aircraft in September 1970 by the the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). What if I told you the White House was bugged? What if Donald Trump publicized it 15 months ago? What if Mueller is investigating those who bugged the White House? Why are people still ignoring it! I'm going to lead you through several incidents that show how serious the misconduct of our senior intelligence community leaders were. You will see the timelines in an entirely new light. You'll see the White Hats for who they really are.  On 5/8/17 President Trump directed Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to draft a letter because he was firing FBI Director James Comey. Rosenstein said the discussion started in one of his first meetings with Attorney General Jeff Sessions over the Winter. It was also revealed that James Comey had requested additional resources to run the Russia investigation. But he did not notify FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe about the additional resources needed for the counterintelligence case. This probably played into the decision to fire him. Time Magazine tours the White House So after telling Rod Rosenstein to write the memo to fire Comey, what does Trump do? As his day wraps up, he asks 3 Time journalists to have a tour & join him for dinner. Knowing Time's publication schedule, the article will not be printed until a week after the firing. What seemed to the reporters like an impromptu tour & conversation was a carefully honed series of leaks & drops to put things on the record before the firing of James Comey & the appointment of James Mueller as Special Counsel. So what did President Trump want to talk about? Spygate! In details that allow any inquisitive journalist to connect the dots. He said so much that night, but it is only the beginning! The first reveal of the proof to back up his tweets about being wiretapped & so much more. So where does the tour start? The President's Private Dining Room. Why is it so interesting? The President has just remodeled it. And the reporters are right about one thing, he has a story to tell them! The President has just had his private dining room remodeled, redid the walls & the molding, added a large TV to the room so he can watch the news! But that's only the hook, he has so much more to tell them. He starts using the TV to show them recorded highlights from Congressional hearings. Not just any hearings of course, but Trump-Russia Collusion Hearings. First playing a clip of ODNI James Clapper stating there is no evidence of collusion. But this is just getting started. Trump was like a coach using game film to plot out his next week's moves & doesn't mention the FBI's investigation of him. Well, not yet anyway! I wonder if the reporters at Time have figured out how important their interview really was. So then he moves onto a clip of Clapper & Sally Yates admitting that they viewed unmasked intelligence of Trump officials. Even unmasked a few himself, says Clapper! Then he goes for the kill, telling the reporters to not put wiretapping in quotes because "they surveilled me". They think that he is just still talking about surveillance before he became President. They were wrong! The reporters then discuss how President Trump is frustrated that reporters won't cover the stories he wants covered, never realizing that he was baiting them into covering this story, even though they never connected the dots he gave them. In fact, he was getting them to cover the wiretapping story as Comey's termination approached, even if they covered it just to claim Trump was wrong based on the testimony of Comey, never realizing he was talking to them because he already had the vindication. Now remember, Trump told them all this after he had decided to fire Comey the next day and was getting it all on the record to be published later to explain why he fired James Comey. Regardless of what Sally Yates would say the next day, he'd win by using Twitter! He turns the discussion back to the surveillance, not in the past tense but in the present. Making the staff joke when he says the White House Comms people can't get the surveillance out. Then says he knows where the leaks are coming from. The President gave Michael Scherer and Zeke Miller the scoop of a lifetime and they missed it. The White House leaks were coming from surveillance and that was why he remodeled the dining room and showed it to them the night before he fired Comey! The President then starts a tour of the private residence portion of the White House. The key feature he shows off? A supposedly encrypted secure telephone! Wonder why that features on a tour where he keeps talking about wiretapping?  Andrew McCabe So then the action moves to the FBI on 5/9/17. Before Comey is fired the FBI's Inspection Division (ISND) comes to Andrew McCabe's office and interviews him about pre-election leaks. According to the OIG report McCabe lacked candor during that interview! So Andrew McCabe had a chance to tell the truth to the FBI investigators and chose to lie to them hours before he was appointed to become the Acting Director of the FBI. How convenient, an opportunity to reveal you are crooked right before they give you free rein. Andrew McCabe is given a chance to sign his statement from that interview on 5/12/17. He adds a paragraph denying the leak and he choses to not sign the document to verify that the notes are accurate. Strike 2! They tried until 6/23/17 to get McCabe to sign a witness statement. So the Acting Director of the FBI was lying to the FBI investigators. What else was he doing? Well he was in charge of the FBI, including the Trump-Russia case! In fact, he, counsel Lisa Page, and Peter Strzok are taking advantage of his status to try and get charges against somone. So how do you prevent Andy McCabe & his dynamic duo from further influencing the Trump-Russia investigation? Well you bring in a Special Counsel to take that case, but what if it is the FBI he is supposed to be investigating? Mueller is coming, but not for who you expect! So on May 16th, after Acting Director McCabe's second strike, Robert Mueller, Rod Rosenstein, and POTUS have a 4 hour meeting in the White House, reportedly for Mueller to interview with Trump to become Comey's replacement as the Director of the FBI. But a 10-year term limit made that illegal. So what did they discuss? It seems clear they discussed Robert Mueller becoming Special Counsel as he was appointed the next day. There are so many ways that interview would cause a conflict of interest for Mueller, IF he is investigating Trump as Special Counsel. So it seems entirely likely  that the meeting was about the real focus of the Mueller investigation: the real reason Trump was firing Comey, that surveillance that President tried to tell Michael Schere and Zeke Miller about the night before he fired Comey. Gold behind walls On the same day that Mueller, Rosenstein, and Trump were meeting, Comey leaked his memos of conversations to the New York Times. The story showed that at least one of the meetings was in the Private Dining Room that the President had remodeled before he fired Comey. So what did the President say about that remodeling? That they found gold behind those walls. Just as he knew it would be there! So leaks of information discussed in that room lead the President to believe it was bugged & found what he expected! And how did the President react to Comey's memos? On Twitter of course!  James Comey better hope that there are no "tapes" of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press! You mean like tapes from bugs in the room where they held the conversation! He knew, just like when he tweeted about the Obama Wiretaps! Think it's getting good yet? It's just getting started! Continued in comments....