FBI Director Comey: We Have No Information That Supports Trump’s Wiretapping Tweets

FBI Director James Comey testified this morning that neither the FBI nor the Department of Justice has any evidence to support President Trump’s allegations that President Obama ordered Trump Tower’s phones to be wiretapped during the 2016 presidential campaign.

Comey also acknowledged that the FBI is, indeed, investigating Russia’s actions during the 2016 election and the Russian government’s ties to the Trump campaign:

I have been authorized by the Department of Justice to confirm that the FBI, as part of our counterintelligence mission, is investigating the Russian government’s efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. That includes investigating the nature of any links between individuals associated with the Trump campaign and the Russian government, and whether there was any coordination between the campaign and Russia’s efforts.

Trump Twitter Meltdown Hours Before FBI Director Testifies At Intelligence Committee Hearing

Just hours before FBI Director James Comey is to testify at a Congressional hearing about Russia’s involvement in the 2016 presidential campaign and Donald Trump’s unproven allegations that President Obama wiretapped Trump’s phones at Trump Tower, Trump primed the pump with some rehashed tweets.

During the campaign last year, Trump had no problem with leaked information about Hillary Clinton. When asked about worries of leaked info, he said “But look at the info we now have.”

Shoe on the other foot now, Trump denies any of the information leaked about him, and only wants to know who leaked it.

Karms is kinda funny, isn’t it?

Simon Dunn Heats Up Winter For DNA Magazine

(photo: Christian Scott/DNA)

Photographed by Christian Scott, former rugby player Simon Dunn brings the heat to winter in his new DNA Magazine spread titled, “Winter Isn’t Coming”.

In 2014, the hunky Dunn tried out and made the Australian bobsleigh team, becoming the first out gay man to ever represent the “down under” nation in the sport.

In November 2016, he announced his retirement from the bobsleigh team saying, “I’ve felt a proudness in my own sexuality that I hadn’t felt in the 27 years prior. I’m finally comfortable in my own skin as a proud gay man.”

He added: “Moving forward, I’ll be going back to playing rugby, continuing my advocacy, and I look forward to whatever adventures my future may hold.”

More pics from Dunn’s photo shoot for DNA at The OutFront.

Arizona: Trump/Nazi Billboard Draws Death Threats For Artist

From The Arizona Republic:

Artist Karen Fiorito knew backlash was bound to come. And it has.

Commissioned by a downtown Phoenix art gallery in January to create a billboard art piece that would comment on President Donald Trump’s administration, Fiorito said what she had in mind was going to stir up a controversy.

“Billboards are perfect because you don’t have to go to a gallery to see it,” she said. “You’re creating a dialogue with the public. You’re reaching people you’d never reach with your artwork.”

The completed billboard, now looming over Grand Avenue and Taylor Street, went up in downtown Phoenix on Friday afternoon amid the Art Detour event. Plastered on one side is a depiction of Trump’s face staring down. The red background is mingled with mushroom-cloud explosions and dollar signs in typography imitating Nazi swastikas.

Stories on the billboard went viral Friday night. The Arizona State University alumnus said she and her husband, who don’t currently live in Arizona, began receiving threats Saturday morning.

“I’ve been called a communist, a Satan worshiper,” she said. “I’ve been told I’m a ‘very, very sick person.’ I’m not sure what that means. I haven’t been answering the phone. My husband has because he’s not afraid to talk to anyone, but he told me he received a couple death threats this morning. … He said, ‘They were coming to get us with their boys.’ “

Randy Rainbow Spoofs “Beauty And The Beast” Boycott Threat As The Film Opens To $170 Million


Beauty and the Beast, which opened on Friday, has angered some conservatives by depicting what its director calls “an exclusively gay moment” for the character LeFou (Josh Gad).

In spite of the far-right loons calling for a boycott of the film, the Disney flick opened to $170 million this weekend in the U.S. setting a new record for a March opening. The movie grossed $350 million worldwide.

Comedian Randy Rainbow responds to the controversy with this parody of the Beauty and the Beast tune, “The Mob Song.”

President Trump’s Approval Numbers Hit New Low In Gallup Poll

President Trump’s approval number hits a new low of 37% on Gallup’s daily tracking poll.

His disapproval sitting at 58% means the president is 21 points underwater.

Gallup tracks daily the percentage of Americans who approve or disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as president. Daily results are based on telephone interviews with approximately 1,500 national adults

GOP House Intelligence Committee Chairman: No Evidence Of Any Trump Wiretap

Rep. Devin Nunes

Appearing on Fox News Sunday this morning, Rep. Devin Nunes, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, announced that there is no evidence of any wiretap at Trump Tower ordered by the Obama administration.

“Was there a physical wiretap of Trump Tower? No, there never was. The information we got on Friday continues to lead us in that direction,” said Nunes.

The congressman from California also added that their was “no warrant that I’m aware of,” that would have authorized a wiretap at Trump Tower.

The Trump White House continues to push the unproven allegation of surveillance even though the Intelligence Committees in both the Senate and the House have reported there’s no evidence to substantiate the claim.

Watch Nunes below:

The ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, Rep. Adam Schiff concurred with Nunes during his appearance on Meet The Press today:

Podcast: Scholarships In Honor Of Pulse Nightclub Victims, Colton Haynes Gets Engaged

Hit the play button below to listen to this week’s Randy Report podcast.

This week’s stories include:

• An Orlando business man is raising money for college scholarships in honor of the victims of the Pulse Nightclub shooting last year

• An LGBT hater tears down and stomps on a Pride flag outside a Congressman’s office

• New Mexico is set to ban so-called “conversion therapy”

• Disney’s live-action reboot of Beauty and the Beast is on track to break box office records this weekend complete with Disney’s first gay character

• Arrow/Teen Wolf star Colton Haynes got engaged – complete with fireworks

• NYPD Officer Michael Hance, who captured hearts when he spontaneously danced with a Pride parade marcher, passed away of 9/11-related cancer