The Clapper inconsistencies on Russian hoax

H.A. Goodman:

James Clapper Knew There Was No Evidence of Trump-Russia Collusion In 2016

President Obama’s top intelligence official stated categorically that no evidence existed of Trump-Russia collusion. So why did Rosenstein appoint Mueller two months later?

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From July 2016 until Clapper’s appearance on “Meet the Press” in March 2017, not one shred of evidence linked anyone in Trump’s campaign to allegations listed in the Christopher Steele dossier or Trump campaign advisor George Papadopoulos’s meeting with Australian diplomat Alexander Downer. Clapper stated to Chuck Todd on NBC’s “Meet the Press” on March 5, 2017 that the National Security Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Central Intelligence Agency had collected “no evidence” regarding “improper contacts” between Trump and Russia....
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Clapper sometimes appeared to claim otherwise on CNN.  But his early statement of Meet the Press turns out to have been correct as verified by the Muller Report.

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