Jeanine Pirro returns: ‘Don’t be satisfied with the Mueller report’

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After two weeks off the air, Fox News host Jeanine Pirro delivered a fiery monologue on her Saturday evening show railing against the “attempted coup” against President Trump, which she warned could happen again after the completion of the Russia investigation.

Pointing to potential Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuse to target the Trump campaign, Pirro spoke of an “effort to discredit this president” in which top federal law enforcement and intelligence officials planted “the seeds for indictment and impeachment.” Among the people Pirro accused as being complicit in the scheme were former FBI Director James Comey, former Attorney Loretta Lynch, and “the snake at the head” former CIA Director John Brennan. Pirro called for a grand jury to deal with what she described as a “rogue intelligence operation” she suggested could go all the way to former President Barack Obama with a “wink and a nod.”

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