Spontaneous human combustion????Premium said:
Where does Hillary's bedroom fire fit in all of this?
whatthehey78 said:Spontaneous human combustion????Premium said:
Where does Hillary's bedroom fire fit in all of this?
Since Fiasco started this thread, it's been quite enjoyable----UNTIL your comment.backintexas2013 said:
They were trying to have sex and the friction and lack of moister cause sparks.
Premium said:
Where does Hillary's bedroom fire fit in all of this?
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Mueller's "Pit Bull" Andrew Weissmann under scrutiny as Rosenstein agrees to turn over documents to Nunes
....Rosenstein not only agreed to provide all the documents requested, which include unredacted FBI interviews with witnesses, as well as, access to eight key FBI and DOJ witnesses but information on Andrew Weissmann, whose now a senior member of the special counsel.
Moreover, the committee notes that the Justice Department is "researching records related to the details of an April 2017 meeting between DOJ Attorney Andrew Weissmann (now the senior attorney for Special Counsel Robert Mueller) and the media, which will also be provided to this Committee by close of business on Thursday, January 11, 2018." Weissmann, who is considered a top criminal prosecutor, was described in a New York Times report as Mueller's "legal Pit Bull."
Justice Department officials could not be immediately reached for comment.
Judicial Watch, a government watchdog group, released multiple internal Justice Department emails in early December, showing senior employees of the Justice Department lavishing praise on then-former acting Attorney General Sally Yates after she defied President Donald Trump's January, 2017, travel ban executive order.
"I am so proud," Weissmann told Yates in an email. Weissmann, who joined Mueller's team in June, was was then a top prosecutor in the Justice Department's criminal division. "And in awe. Thank you so much. All my deepest respects." Yates was fired by Trump for her insubordination.
Weissman's role in the Special Counsel is significant. He is described as Mueller's right hand man in the investigation, which appears to be expanding from its original edict to investigate alleged collusion between members of the Trump campaign with Russia, to a broader financial investigation of Trump, members of his family and campaign officials.
"It is my hope that this agreement will provide the Committee with all outstanding documents and witnesses necessary to complete its investigations into matters involving DOJ and FBI," stated Nunes in the letter. "As agreed, designated Committee investigators and staff will be provided access to all remaining investigative documents, in un-redacted review at DOJ on Friday, January 5, 2018."
backintexas2013 said:
They were trying to have sex and the friction and lack of moister cause sparks.
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Farrell told Lou Dobbs that the acting FBI Chief FOIA Officer confirmed that ALL of James Comey's memos were classified at the time they were written and are still classified today.
James Comey leaked the classified documents to a liberal reporter and friend to publish which is a federal crime.
Chris Farrell: We have a sworn declaration from David Hardy who is the Chief FOIA Officer of the FBI that we obtained just in the last few days. And in that sworn declaration Mr. Hardy says that all of Comey's memos, all of them, were classified at the time they were written and they remain classified.
If that's true, it almost swings me back into the camp that Comey is part of the conspiracy of some theoretical Trump/Mueller/Comey team to bring down the deep state. How can he be that stupid to testify to leaking the memos? It's mind boggling. This **** is just comicalDeats said:
Bye Felicia
Tell me more about this legal profession being based on logic. I am not familiar with that.oysterbayAG said:
This whole Mueller appointment appears to be turning into a joke. The purpose of appointing the Special Council was to assure there would be no conflict of interest. Based on the discovery of biased behavior of several members of Mueller's team, the Special Council's office is full of conflicts of interest.Therefore, it has turned out that the Mueller appointment was based on convoluted logic. Not a good example for the legal profession, which is based on logic !
I took a math course when I was a CS major: Logistical & Combinatorial Mathematics ... it was based on logic; and was the toughest course I ever took. I got a 54 average, which was a B- after the class curve (highest grade in the class was a 72 - and that nerd was PISSED).Cow Hop Ag said:Tell me more about this legal profession being based on logic. I am not familiar with that.oysterbayAG said:
This whole Mueller appointment appears to be turning into a joke. The purpose of appointing the Special Council was to assure there would be no conflict of interest. Based on the discovery of biased behavior of several members of Mueller's team, the Special Council's office is full of conflicts of interest.Therefore, it has turned out that the Mueller appointment was based on convoluted logic. Not a good example for the legal profession, which is based on logic !
This is why the IG report is so important. The IG is about as neutral and nonpartisan as it gets in DC. The Inspector General was appointed by Obama. He can give cover to all these Republicans and Trump appointees in their investigations by presenting all the evidence needed to prosecute.Quote:
Walls close in around DOJ and FBI "Small Group" Participants...
Several stories broke yesterday:
Senator Ron Johnson gains copies of the manipulated/edited FBI small group "talking points" that exonerated Hillary Clinton despite overwhelming evidence. Johnson is a Senate Judiciary Committee member and remains focused on those specifics.
Senator Chuck Grassley has identified that former FBI Director James Comey leaked classified FBI information to the media to gain political leverage. Additional questions are now raised by the Senate Judiciary Chairman.
The FBI has begun a new review of the Clinton Foundation pay-to-play network during Hillary Clinton's tenure at the State Dept. Investigators are questioning the people within the Clinton foundation about actions taken as a result of donations to the foundation.
A federal judge has ruled that Fusion GPS must turn over it's bank records to the House Intelligence Committee. Including records of financial payments to journalists and media outlets to push the Christopher Steele "Dossier" story.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes will be receiving all remainingDOJ documents, without redaction, that pertain to the 2016 DOJ/FBI FISA court application. In addition eight key members of the FBI "small group" will be questioned by the committee.
The Dept. of Justice it reopening the investigation into Hillary Clinton's email use; and how both Clinton and her aide Huma Abedin used, shared and stored classified documents on their personal servers and devices.
Paul Manafort sues Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his probe due to a claim of overreach and operating outside the scope of his legal authority from congress.
Additionally, the DOJ Office of Inspector General, Michael Horowitz, is anticipated to deliver 1.2 million documents, from a year-long investigation into the FBI/DOJ, to House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte on January 15th.
It is easy to get stuck in the weeds on any individual storyline within the larger network of ongoing investigations. However, the bigger picture is found in the commonality all of these investigations hold.Quote:
The single thread that binds all of these stories together is the political use of the FBI and DOJ by former and current officials within each department.
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In the coming ten days do not be surprised to see numerous leaks to the Washington Post, New York Times or CNN that are the outcome of those continuing operations. Look for a pattern within the leaks. It would not be surprising to see variations (fake news/real leaks) of the same documents used as tracers. All of the inbound information to congress only increases the likelihood of leaks. However, we are also in the phase where the congressional leakers will have to wonder if they are a target.
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Abedin's first and "closest" cousin, Omar Amanat who last week was convicted of federal fraud charges sent messages to her Yahoo and State Department accounts asking for government favors related to his New York-area business ventures starting in 2009, shortly after then-Secretary of State Clinton tapped her as her deputy chief of staff. Amanat's communications with Abedin while at State and his little-known family ties to Abedin were first reported last April by WND.
A Justice Department document, Page 1 and Page 5, filed last month in federal court reveals that New York investigators obtained a search warrant on Amanat's Yahoo-hosted email account in July 2016 at the same time the FBI was closing the Clinton email case. Investigators subsequently discovered "all emails between 2008 and 2012 had been deleted from the account before the government obtained the warrant."
