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Sarah Huckabee Sanders lies like a rug: It apparently is the Christian thing to do On May 11, 2017, two days after Donald Trump fired F. B.I. director James Comey, White House press secretary The president’s draft termination letter also stated that morale in the F.B.I. was at an all-time low and Sanders told the press after Comey’s termination that the White House had heard from “countless” F.B.I. agents who had lost confidence in Comey. The President told Comey at their January 27 dinner that “the people of the F.B.I. really like [him],” no evidence suggests that the President heard otherwise before deciding to terminate Comey, and Sanders acknowledged to investigators that her comments were not founded on anything. In other words, Sanders invented the “countless” F.B.I. employees who’d supposedly e-mailed and texted her to say they’d lost confidence in Comey, i.e. she told a giant lie.

From the Washington Post write-up, “What Attorney General Barr buried, misrepresented or ignored in clearing Trump,” just one section: From the Washington Post write-up, “What Attorney General Barr buried, misrepresented or ignored in clearing Trump,” just one section: Barr noted at the outset that the assessment made by him and Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein took issue with how Mueller approached the question of obstruction of justice. He and Rosenstein “concluded that the evidence developed by the Special Counsel is not sufficient to establish that the President committed an obstruction-of-justice offense,” Barr said. He added that they “disagreed with some of the Special Counsel’s legal theories and felt that some of the episodes examined did not amount to obstruction as a matter of law but that they instead “evaluated the evidence as presented by the Special Counsel in reaching our conclusion. Since there exists an opinion from the Office of Legal Counsel that prevents the Justice Department from indicting a sitting president, Mueller’s team “conducted a thorough factual investigation in order to preserve the evidence when memories were fresh and documentary materials were available.

We have a responsibility to protect your data, and if we can’t, then we don’t deserve to serve you,” he said. Responsible services aren’t supposed to ask for your log-in credentials to any site; it’s why help hotlines usually remind callers not to give out passwords. Facebook quickly admitted that this method of verifying someone’s identity was stupid as hell (my words) and said it would stop the practice … but not before harvesting the email contacts of 1.5 million people without warning. Since May 2016, Facebook had been scraping user contacts from their email accounts, according to Business Insider, which wrote: At the time, it wasn’t clear what was happening — but on Wednesday, Facebook disclosed to Business Insider that 1.5 million people’s contacts were collected this way and fed into Facebook’s systems, where they were used to improve

Beeswax, honey, coffee, and a great shave from my Edwin Jagger Phoenix Artisan’s Green Ray synthetic brush, which I like a lot, worked up a terrific and wonderfully fragrant lather from Mickey Lee’s Bee Witched, a one-off shaving soap from a few years back (that I think would be a good permanent addition to his line). Edwin Jagger really did make a big leap forward when they worked with Mühle to design a new head to replace the Merkur 34C-like head they had previously used, and it did a splendid job this morning: A good splash of Phoenix Artisan’s Planet Java Hive (coffee + honey) aftershave and I’m ready for the day and gearing up for the weekend.