Bill Palmer, Author at Palmer Report

With no one left to blame, Trump begins attacking his own staff

Comey plays for Team Comey, not necessarily Team Trump

Donald Trump has lost control of the Executive Branch

Trump scuttled hardware and personnel just before warrant came down

Carter Page played bigger Russia role than Donald Trump is admitting

Oronov buys Trump-connected condo, sets up Trump-Russia meeting, drops dead

Pence was using America Online email for official business

Ted Lieu rips into Trump over FISA warrant meltdown

This is the eighth body to drop during the Trump-Russia scandal

Don’t worry, we have screen captures of Stone’s deleted meltdown

Trump-Russia body count hits closer to home for Donald Trump

Yet another Trump-Russia scandal body has dropped

White House Counsel Donald McGahn goes off the rails

Why did Sergey Kislyak clear his schedule today at the last minute?

Trump broke the law unless he declassified it via executive order first

Two campaign advisers are now fingering Trump himself for pro-Russia platform change

Trump’s team appears to be plotting its endgame

This is the opposite of what Putin bargained for. But he can make it worse.

Who the hell is Carter Page? Pieces fall into place

The attempted coverup is even more incompetent than the crime

Senators willing to bend over backward for MI6 Christopher Steele’s input

Trump campaign went to great lengths to conceal meeting from public

Trump targets Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, misfires twice

Carter Page gets officially thrown under the Trump-Russia bus

Trump campaign is denying it, but we’ve found confirmation

Who is this guy and what was he thinking?

Is he trying to get off the hook by faking diminished capacity?

With all the sudden controversy surrounding Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the other Donald Trump allies who have been exposed this week for having colluded with Russia during the campaign, some other political news has gone under the radar. For instance, the Republican-controlled Senate quietly confirmed the new HUD Secretary today. But then Sean Spicer…

Pence may be as compromised by Russia as Trump

Follow the money: Sessions just got nailed

J.D. Gordon may be the John Dean of the Trump-Russia conspiracy

Trump and Sessions caught lying about involvement with Sergey Kislyak

Back on February 9th of this year, Jeff Sessions officially became the Attorney General of the United States. On that same day, Donald Trump signed an executive order changing the line of succession at the Department of Justice that would kick in if Sessions had to resign or recuse himself. In so doing, Trump elevated…