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BTW, I'm pretty sure this has been asked, and likely answered, but if the contempt order on Mcgahn comes to pass, where does executive privilege, and attorney client privilege, come into play?

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White House insiders assure me Brennan's "need to know" clearance was revoked by the President, and that he no longer gets classified information.

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The funny thing is Nuland's involvement. Because at some point she snapped to what was really happening and instructed her subordinates to stop dealing with Steele and forward everything to the FBI because she was afraid of Hatch Act violations. Meaning she knew it was a paid political piece and not an intel product.

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Wow Mrs. Hawg, you should add the light bulb emoji to all your posts because that's what happens when (speaking for the board) most of us read them.

I heard from government employees that right after trump was elected that they were inundated with hatch act trainings and email reminders from upper management. Trump also uncharacteristically announced his run for re-election right after election.
I always thought it was just Dems circling the wagons but now I wonder if trump pushed this through to nail ses employees for "smaller process" dings.

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Call 'em like I see 'em. I have been wrong in the past and will be very wrong in the future too, no doubt. But when the dots connect, they connect. I have posted this dozens of times on this thread but it really needs an update in light of what we know now.

I present you with Evelyn Farkas admitting everything.

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Hey Evelyn, loose lips sink ships.

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https://saraacarter.com/flynn-hires-sidney-powell-muellers-pit-bull-meets-his-match-again/

Powell previously has met Weissmann on the field of battle and won.

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Is this the lady that battled with Weissman in the Enron debacle?

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Powell is the author of the national best seller and tell-all book Licensed To Lie, which exposed the corruption within the justice system. The book is based on the case Powell won against prosecutor Andrew Weissmann, when he was deputy and later director of the Enron Task Force.

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U.K. home secretary Sajid Javid has approved the U.S. extradition request for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. The certification doesn't mean Assange is to be shipped to America, but that Javid has no objections to a judge hearing the case out. It also means Javid is happy that Assange won't be tortured or face the death penalty should he be moved to the U.S.

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Can you say incestuous? Is there anything or anyone in DC that isnt connected somehow?

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This is more than just incestuous, though. It's pure corruption and it's part of an attempt to thwart the will of the voters.

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That's a lie by Schiff. Flynn and Gates were prohibited from testifying by Team Mueller in accordance with the plea agreements.

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That's a lie by Schiff. Flynn and Gates were prohibited from testifying by Team Mueller in accordance with the plea agreements.

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and because of stuff like this, i think i'm out for a while on this entire fiasco. everyone is lying through their teeth, everyone else knows it, the media won't report it, and still nothing gets done. the elite protect the elite without one thought of those who elected them, and seemingly nothing can be done by the people to stop this inane clown show. it feels like this has all been done before 1,000 times over and it will be done 1,000 times again just with different characters. nothing more than political theatre. time is a flat circle.

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The Russian-American lobbyist who attended the infamous Trump Tower meeting had contacts with members of Hillary Clinton's inner circle and knew Clinton herself, he told the Senate Judiciary Committee in 2017.
"I knew [Clinton]; I knew some people who worked on her campaign," the lobbyist, Rinat Akhmetshin, told the Senate Judiciary Committee in closed-door testimony on Nov. 14.

A transcript of the testimony was released along with other meeting attendees on May 16.
Akhmetshin, a former Soviet military intelligence officer, also said his attorney, Edward Lieberman, knows Clinton well. Lieberman's late wife, Evelyn Lieberman, was a close confidante of Clinton's. At one point, Akhmetshin said he was not a fan of President Donald Trump's family.

The revelation of Akhmetshin's Clinton links are significant because he has been portrayed as a possible conspirator in a collusion scheme between Trump's campaign and Russian government.

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You know, in all honesty, you kinda have to marvel at the discipline (I think that's the word I want) the Left has had for over two years in multiple, probably hundreds, of interviews in tv, radio, and general comments, to not reveal more than Farkas did.

She was the first break in the dam that really led me to believe they actually followed through on some of the crap that's happened. My first sentence is the main reason we can't have socialism under any circumstances, because government always covers for government.

Oh, thanx Hawg.

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The Russian-American lobbyist who attended the infamous Trump Tower meeting had contacts with members of Hillary Clinton's inner circle and knew Clinton herself, he told the Senate Judiciary Committee in 2017.
"I knew [Clinton]; I knew some people who worked on her campaign," the lobbyist, Rinat Akhmetshin, told the Senate Judiciary Committee in closed-door testimony on Nov. 14.

A transcript of the testimony was released along with other meeting attendees on May 16.
Akhmetshin, a former Soviet military intelligence officer, also said his attorney, Edward Lieberman, knows Clinton well. Lieberman's late wife, Evelyn Lieberman, was a close confidante of Clinton's. At one point, Akhmetshin said he was not a fan of President Donald Trump's family.

The revelation of Akhmetshin's Clinton links are significant because he has been portrayed as a possible conspirator in a collusion scheme between Trump's campaign and Russian government.

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Harvey & Binnall, PLLC
Supposedly white collar defense attorneys.
Anyone familiar with them?

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Harvey & Binnall, PLLC's aggressive, dedicated Alexandria white collar defense attorneys are available to assist you with your case. In fact, we handle these white collar matters all throughout the country. We deliver candid, experienced advice about complex white collar crimes and protect our clients' rights throughout the investigation and prosecution. Our office acts with discretion and confidentiality to preserve our clients' reputation and financial health while protecting their rights in the criminal justice system.

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Harvey & Binnall's civil rights, civil liberties and political law practice is proud to serve people who are involved in our electoral process and those whose rights have been violated by government actors. Some of our clients have included:

• College students who have been disciplined for exercising their constitutional rights;
• Political operatives who are parties to disputes before the Federal Election Commission;
• Individuals and businesses serving political campaigns who might be impacted by disclosure requirements and other FEC regulations;
• An individual charged with violating federal campaign finance laws;
• Witnesses called to testify before federal grand juries;
• Companies wishing to resist overly broad government subpoenas and warrants;
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• Entities wishing to file amicus briefs, or friend of the court briefs, in important civil rights law suits.

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In a virtual world, much of our private information is stored online, in the cloud. Consequently, it is more important than ever that our privacy is protected from third parties, including cyber criminals, hackers and even governments. Harvey & Binnall is proud to be in the forefront of the fights to protect privacy. The firm's lawyers have represented clients in resisting grand jury subpoenas, warrants and wire-tap, or pen/trap, orders. They have litigated Stored Communication Act issues and understand the issues surrounding cybersecurity. Regardless of whether our clients are engaged in their own cyber security disputes or it is their customers' rights at stake, the firm puts its trial experience and its tough preparation to task in litigating privacy cases.

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From their web-site.

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After several high-profile cases, the government has made prosecuting white collar crimes a priority. Virginia and federal law enforcement agents often use intimidating and invasive tactics during the course of an investigation. Even if charges are later dropped or the defendants are acquitted, the damage can be substantial. A company faces loss of revenue and harm to its brand reputation, whereas individuals may lose their careers, financial security and freedom.

Harvey & Binnall, PLLC's aggressive, dedicated Alexandria white collar defense attorneys are available to assist you with your case. In fact, we handle these white collar matters all throughout the country. We deliver candid, experienced advice about complex white collar crimes and protect our clients' rights throughout the investigation and prosecution. Our office acts with discretion and confidentiality to preserve our clients' reputation and financial health while protecting their rights in the criminal justice system.

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Aaannndd this:

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Harvey & Binnall's civil rights, civil liberties and political law practice is proud to serve people who are involved in our electoral process and those whose rights have been violated by government actors. Some of our clients have included:

• College students who have been disciplined for exercising their constitutional rights;
• Political operatives who are parties to disputes before the Federal Election Commission;
• Individuals and businesses serving political campaigns who might be impacted by disclosure requirements and other FEC regulations;
• An individual charged with violating federal campaign finance laws;
• Witnesses called to testify before federal grand juries;
• Companies wishing to resist overly broad government subpoenas and warrants;
• Businesses fighting unconstitutional restrictions on their freedom of speech;
• Clients opposing gag orders that violate the first amendment's freedom of speech; and
• Entities wishing to file amicus briefs, or friend of the court briefs, in important civil rights law suits.

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Yeppers, getting ready to go to war against the government.

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