Is this true? FBI Must notify members of the Media beforehand so they can challenge in court? ( pizzagate )

submitted by Phenomenonanon

On Hannity tonight the guest Ronald Kessler is saying that Eric Holder imposed rules making it extremely difficult for the FBI to go after members of the media and media organizations. He says, 1) they have to notify them beforehand 2)they can't issue a search warrant against a reporter except certain circumstances

Think John Podesta / Washington Post

DarkMath

Evidence of high crimes at the CIA and Clinton Foundation: https://www.youtube.com/user/georgwebb/videos

That's one reason John Podesta was just given a job at the WaPo. The FBI has to go through a few hurdles to talk to him.

You may have come late to this party but it appears that one of the hats John Podesta wore was that of organ salesmen to the rich. George Webb will explain the rest.

Btw, could I ask you a favor and that is send that George Webb link to EVERYONE you know?

pbvrocks

Oh wow...good catch and bing bing bing..WAPO move makes sense now...speculation but feels right

nomorepepperoni

Indeed it does. And if Podesta controls WaPo from within, all the easier for helping Hillary in 2020 (I hope to hell she's locked up by then!).

DarkMath

If true it's not going to matter much. There is now a fuck-ton of evidence against these people. The Truth will out. Or as Abe Lincoln said:

"You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time."

;-)

Caratacus

If it is true, it is likely a public policy thing. For instance, some state's offer a journalist privilege which makes the moving party give notice of intent to sue. The media company can redact the statement and nothing happens or go to court during this period.