Chuck Schumer said, “He’s a prosecutor’s prosecutor,” and I must tell you — I didn’t share this with you, but when I heard Chuck Schumer say that he’s a prosecutor’s prosecutor, I have to tell you, a red flag went up. First, how would Chuck Schumer know? What is it? How does Chuck Schumer know about this guy, number one, and number two, what does he know about him that would make him say, “He’s a prosecutor’s prosecutor”? It leads me to believe that Schumer may know more than we do. He may know what’s coming down here. I mean, it’s clear that the Democrats and the left want as many in this administration indicted as possible because they think that will create another Watergate and it will paralyze the Bush administration and perhaps even lead Bush to resign. So when Schumer is out there saying, “He’s a prosecutor’s prosecutor,” what does he know? Well, what it means is, Schumer is saying, “This guy’s unassailable.” Schumer is saying, “He’s beyond criticism.” A prosecutor’s prosecutor means: “Don’t criticize him. Don’t go down that road. This guy is flawless! This guy is perfect,” is what Schumer is saying. Well, okay. All well and good, but how does Schumer know this? Who does Schumer know that knows Patrick Fitzgerald? Does Schumer know Fitzgerald? I don’t know any of this, but I mean, what does he know to come out with this, particularly in this political climate? It seems to me that Senator Schumer may know something that we don’t know and he may like what he knows, and therefore he wants to go out and provide cover for the special prosecutor because he knows what’s coming. I mean, I didn’t share that with you when that happened, but that’s the red flag that went up immediately when I heard him say that.
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