You ought to get your facts straight before you post your bullshit...
Donald Trump alleged that Barack Obama wiretapped him after he read an article published by The New York Times in January.
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2017/03/15/t...reading-new-york-times-article/#ixzz4bgyamlRd
long before the Judge made his commentary on March 14....
Trumps claims have nothing to do with Napolitano's remarks,....nothing.
There's some bullshit here but it's not from Thing1. It's from you and the fake news Daily Caller.
"In a March 15 interview, Fox News host Tucker Carlson asked Trump why he didn’t ask the agencies about any possible surveillance on him or his campaign before tweeting about it, given that the White House appears to have no evidence to backup his claims.
"Well, because the New York Times wrote about it," Trump replied. "Not that I respect the New York Times. I call it the ‘failing’ New York Times. But they did write on Jan. 20, using the word ‘wiretap.’ "
The New York Times report does use the word "wiretap;" the print headline was "Wiretapped Data Used in Inquiry of Trump Aides." It doesn’t appear that Trump read the article closely, however, because it does not say Obama personally ordered a tap on his phones during the election, as Trump claimed in his tweet.
The New York Times article is about intercepted communications used by the FBI amid its investigation into some of Trump’s current and former aides — including Roger Stone, Carter Page and Paul Manafort — and their ties to Russia. It does not say whether the surveillance targeted Russians or Americans.
Says "the New York Times wrote about" Barack Obama wiretapping Donald Trump during the election.
— Donald Trump on Wednesday, March 15th, 2017 in an interview with Fox's Tucker Carlson

You cannot prove that Trump lied as the NY TIMES backs his accusation in clear unambiguous language...its public knowledge. Communicatios were intercepted and released into the public domain under the authority of one Barrack/Barry Soetoro/Obama....apparently with out any probable cause warrant.