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Whoa. I'm not sure what it means, but I'm taking it as a positive sign.

"Catch me at the border I got visas in my name"

Mueller adds veteran cyber prosecutor to special-counsel team

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Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III has added a veteran cyber prosecutor to his team, filling what has long been a gap in expertise and potentially signaling a recent focus on computer crimes.

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Trump on potential Mueller interview: 'We'll see what happens'

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President Donald Trump on Wednesday did not dismiss the prospect of sitting down for an interview with special counsel Robert Mueller, saying, "we'll see what happens."

"There has been no collusion between the Trump campaign and Russians, or Trump and Russians," the president said at a press conference with Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg.

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"When they have no collusion, and nobody has found any collusion at any level, it seems unlikely that you would even have an interview," he said.

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Mueller adds veteran cyber prosecutor to special-counsel team

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Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III has added a veteran cyber prosecutor to his team, filling what has long been a gap in expertise and potentially signaling a recent focus on computer crimes.

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In other words, no collusion, no money laundering, no obstruction of justice so it is time to look elsewhere to see if we can find something, anything to get Trump with.

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SpreadsheetAg said:

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Mueller adds veteran cyber prosecutor to special-counsel team

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Say What???

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Mueller adds veteran cyber prosecutor to special-counsel team

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In other words, no collusion, no money laundering, no obstruction of justice so it is time to look elsewhere to see if we can find something, anything to get Trump with.

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Back to the "hacking" of the DNC and maybe Podesta?? Russian bots?? WikiLeaks??

LOL. Wouldn't put it past Mueller to try to indict Assange on interfering with the election. That would make for interesting reading.

Maybe circling back on the Russian Bank (Alfa Bank) and Trump Tower server. Even though it's been debunked that hasn't stopped anyone from throwing **** on the wall to see if it sticks.

I hope the source is right:

What's the bomb? Inquiring minds want to know.

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What's the bomb? Inquiring minds want to know.

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could be the IG report. Could be all the dossier documents nunes was given. I don't know what else Rex would be alluding to atm

I just want all this to be over so Washington DC can get back to governing. I know the democrats want to string this out to mid terms if they can. And Mueller is just gonna sit there drawing a huge salary until someone runs him off.

I saw a fact check that basically admitted it was but said it was only a small piece of it. Of course they didn't say what the rest of the evidence used to obtain the warrant was they just downplayed how useful the dosier was.

Oops?

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What's the bomb? Inquiring minds want to know.

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could be the IG report. Could be all the dossier documents nunes was given. I don't know what else Rex would be alluding to atm

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sounds like it's the IG report. Whatever it is, it's big and there is a lot of incriminating information. From the article you linked:

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However, the FBI gained approval nevertheless to surveil members of Trump's campaign and "it's outrageous and clearly should be thoroughly investigated," said a senior law enforcement source, with knowledge of the process.

Multiple sources told this reporter that the dossier was used along with other evidence to obtain the warrant from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, known as FISC. The sources also stressed that there will be more information in the coming week regarding systemic "FISA abuse."

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People ask when they will drop the Russian narrative and for a while last year it looked like they would but when you think about it, they can't because when the IG report drops they have to stick to the Russian story and hope the American public is gullible enough to believe it and the media will spin it as the ends justified the means.

It's a stretch but it's all they've got right now. I'm sure any day now the magic phone call or e-mail will show up that proves Trump colluded. So far I don't know of Trump destroying any phones or deleting 33,000 e-mails so I'm sure the evidence is there if Mueller will just look deep enough (maybe his new cyber teammate can do it).

Trump should agree to an interview as long as he gets the same treatment as Clinton - not under oath and an exoneration statement written prior so trump can sign off on it.

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When would be the most optimal time for everything to go down (assuming it does)?

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Assuming IG report is issued this month ... then the House and Senate committees release their reports in Feb ... then DOJ appoints a Special Counsel in (say) March .... so, grand jury indictments could start coming out about 3-6 months later.

So indictments start coming out late Summer or early Fall?

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Just in time for midterms

If there is a special council appointed, they need to pick someone with absolutely no connections to DC such as the head of the Texas Rangers Public Corruption Unit or the Public Integrity Unit.

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If there is a special council appointed, they need to pick someone with absolutely no connections to DC such as the head of the Texas Rangers Public Corruption Unit or the Public Integrity Unit.

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Well according to Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows just now, the bomb that is about to drop is the FISA abuse and what was done. Said the public will be horrified.

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Well according to Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows just now, the bomb that is about to drop is the FISA abuse and what was done. Said the public will be horrified.

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correction

40% of the public will be horrified
45% and most of the MSM will ignore it and claim bigger bogeymen for the other side
15% are unaware anyway

Yes, I stand corrected.

Sadly I think it's more like 10% will be horrified, the remainder of that 40 % will be glad "it's over, that sounds like bad stuff, pass the salt and pepper to me".

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Well according to Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows just now, the bomb that is about to drop is the FISA abuse and what was done. Said the public will be horrified.

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correction

40% of the public will be horrified
45% and most of the MSM will ignore it and claim bigger bogeymen for the other side
15% are unaware anyway

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Sadly the 45% won't realize that if it could happen to a Republican candidate it could happen to a Democratic as well...

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The ones in power or want power will. Why Section 702 needs to be curtailed but not gutted.

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Sadly the 45% won't realize that if it could happen to a Republican candidate it could happen to a Democratic as well...

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It can't. The bureaucracy is infested with liberals who will look the other way as long as dims are in power. See: IRS targeting, Obama spying, Fast and Furious, etc. They have no ethical standards or moral fiber.

There aren't enough conservatives in DC to target libs.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2018/01/10/confirmation-doj-and-fbi-used-steele-dossier-for-application-to-fisa-court-for-search-authority-on-trump-campaign/

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It can be difficult to see through the wording to understand the accurate story. Sara Carter and Fox News are both confirming the DOJ and FBI used the Steele Dossier to get FISA-702 Data Surveillance Authority allowing them to spy on Trump campaign officials.

In the latest developments, as reported by Sara Carter and Fox News, the DOJ and FBI used the sketchy 'Steele Dossier' as the foundation for their FISA application. WATCH:

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But...that's not exactly what happened...read the rest of the article.

This photo was reputedly posted briefly on Assange's Twitter account before being deleted.

Edit: Now you understand why Sally Yates insisted (ruled) in 2015 that the IG not be able to review what was going on in the DOJ/NSD.

Must have been a big night on Hannity about the dossier last night.

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Well according to Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows just now, the bomb that is about to drop is the FISA abuse and what was done. Said the public will be horrified.

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correction

40% of the public will be horrified
45% and most of the MSM will ignore it and claim bigger bogeymen for the other side
15% are unaware anyway

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respectfully, you are incredibly low on that 15% number.