They might not be trying to get Trump of Jr in calling him in for questioning. They might be trying to get evidence for something else.Boodlum said:What does your comment mean?FriscoKid said:IDK. Things might not be what they appear.GCP12 said:
**** Richard Burr
Burr is anti-Trump. He's a swamp creature.FriscoKid said:They might not be trying to get Trump of Jr in calling him in for questioning. They might be trying to get evidence for something else.Boodlum said:What does your comment mean?FriscoKid said:IDK. Things might not be what they appear.GCP12 said:
**** Richard Burr
OK, if they are trying to get him then Trump can tell them to pound sand too. Executive Privilege. The legal case against Trump is settled.Ellis Wyatt said:Burr is anti-Trump. He's a swamp creature.FriscoKid said:They might not be trying to get Trump of Jr in calling him in for questioning. They might be trying to get evidence for something else.Boodlum said:What does your comment mean?FriscoKid said:IDK. Things might not be what they appear.GCP12 said:
**** Richard Burr
ThisFriscoKid said:OK, if they are trying to get him then Trump can tell them to pound sand too. Executive Privilege. The legal case against Trump is settled.Ellis Wyatt said:Burr is anti-Trump. He's a swamp creature.FriscoKid said:They might not be trying to get Trump of Jr in calling him in for questioning. They might be trying to get evidence for something else.Boodlum said:What does your comment mean?FriscoKid said:IDK. Things might not be what they appear.GCP12 said:
**** Richard Burr
Comey's Townhall is tomorrow. Two year anniversary of his firing.will25u said:
Comey is tomorrow, correct?
Nm. Town Hall today or tomorrow
Part of me wants to watch it, but it's hard for me to get enjoyment out of Comey's insanity like I do with commentators and Congressmen. Tough for me to get over the fact he ran the most powerful law enforcement agency in the history of the world.aggiehawg said:Comey's Townhall is tomorrow. Two year anniversary of his firing.will25u said:
Comey is tomorrow, correct?
Nm. Town Hall today or tomorrow
Won't be giving them the ratings.aggiehawg said:
I really don't want to watch it because the guy just makes me sick to my stomach these days and our dog gets confused when I scream at the TV!
But I'll probably tune in for as long as I can stand it.
Thomas pretty much told them to do it in his concurring opinion on the travel ban case.Prosperdick said:Secolobo said:
About damn time!!!
Will be interesting to see which case they choose.Quote:
The vice president said that in the coming days, administration officials will seek pathways to put the issue before the Supreme Court.
4stringAg said:
So the Dems either know Barr is close to exposing them (and serves a President who will take no prisoners) so they are going all out to smear, discredit, ruin him AND/OR they genuinely want to impeach Trump and couldn't do it on Mueller's findings but are trying to force the ignoring of subpeona's, assertion of privilege, etc to give them political cover to start impeachment processes. OR they are at their wits end on how to get Trump and this is all just empty histrionics for fundraising and to tell their base they tried.
Any scenario above shows that the lunatic fringe is the mainstream Dem party now. They are off the rails.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham: You gotta remember, the guy who started this, Steele, went to the State Department, and I don't know why he went to the State Department, for the express purpose of having the State Department release the dossier before the election, ten days before the (FISA) warrant! Somebody needs to look at this like Mueller looked at Trump. And here's a question. Why would the FBI classify this exchange between Steele, the State Department and FBI in April of this year.
Conspiracy to Defraud the Government ...923. 18 U.S.C. 371. .... the crime that unifies all the ancillary crimes. e.g. leaks, perjury, etc.drcrinum said:
John Solomon's article revealing the email sent in October 2016 from the State Department Deputy Assistant regarding Steele, the dossier & Steele's political motives that Wray classified just 2 weeks ago has been posted twice on our thread, Page 796 & Page 797. To whom the email was sent was redacted, but in the exchange in this video, Senator Graham states the email was sent to the FBI. This is another nail in the coffin of withholding exculpatory evidence from the FISA Court regarding Carter Page's FISA application = a conspiracy to commit fraud on the court. I sure hope Horowitz covers this email in his report.
Remember, Wray is a Swamp protector.
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By John Solomon
If ever there were an admission that taints the FBI's secret warrant to surveil Donald Trump's campaign, it sat buried for more than 2 1/2 years in the files of a high-ranking State Department official.
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Kathleen Kavalec's written account of her Oct. 11, 2016, meeting with FBI informant Christopher Steele shows the Hillary Clinton campaign-funded British intelligence operative admitted that his research was political and facing an Election Day deadline.
And that confession occurred 10 days before the FBI used Steele's now-discredited dossier to justify securing a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page and the campaign's ties to Russia.
Steele's client "is keen to see this information come to light prior to November 8," the date of the 2016 election, Kavalec wrote in a typed summary of her meeting with Steele and Tatyana Duran, a colleague from Steele's Orbis Security firm. The memos were unearthed a few days ago through open-records litigation by the conservative group Citizens United.
Kavalec's notes do not appear to have been provided to the House Intelligence Committee during its Russia probe, according to former Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.). "They tried to hide a lot of documents from us during our investigation, and it usually turns out there's a reason for it," Nunes told me. Senate and House Judiciary investigators told me they did not know about them, even though they investigated Steele's behavior in 2017-18.
One member of Congress transmitted the memos this week to the Department of Justice's inspector general, fearing its investigation of FISA abuses may not have had access to them.
4stringAg said:
So the Dems either know Barr is close to exposing them (and serves a President who will take no prisoners) so they are going all out to smear, discredit, ruin him AND/OR they genuinely want to impeach Trump and couldn't do it on Mueller's findings but are trying to force the ignoring of subpeona's, assertion of privilege, etc to give them political cover to start impeachment processes. OR they are at their wits end on how to get Trump and this is all just empty histrionics for fundraising and to tell their base they tried.
Any scenario above shows that the lunatic fringe is the mainstream Dem party now. They are off the rails.
That would not surprise me, given Weissman's history of abusing the law.Quote:
Washington-based Judicial Watch suspects Mueller's office may have farmed out work to the private Washington research firm Fusion GPS or its subcontractor Steele, both of whom were paid by the Clinton camp during the 2016 presidential election. Several law enforcement and Hill sources who spoke with RCI also believe Steele and Fusion GPS were deputized in the investigation.
Mueller can't be this stupid, can he?will25u said:
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The arrangement has led congressional investigators, government watchdog groups and others to speculate that the private investigators and researchers who worked for the special counsel's office might have included Christopher Steele and Fusion GPS, the private research firm that hired Steele to produce the Russia collusion dossier for the Clinton campaign.
They suspect the dossier creators may have been involved in Mueller's operation and even had a hand in his final report because the special counsel sent his team to London to meet with Steele within a few months of taking over the Russia collusion investigation in 2017. Also, Mueller's lead prosecutor, Andrew Weissmann, had shared information he received from Fusion with the media.
I don't like Hannity either, but his collection of coverage on all of this has been pretty impressive. It doesn't hurt that he likely has a direct line to Trump from time to time. As long as you understand that he'll be over-the-top in defense of the President, he usually puts out pretty accurate stuff on these investigations.nortex97 said:
Solomon is good. However, I have to ask that if you are posting a youtube that opens with Hannity talking please give us a warning.