will25u said:

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I’m not sure people caught the significance of @carterwpage and @SergeiMillian being on Rodney Joffe’s list of Trump associates.

He didn’t just pick them at random.

— Undead FOIA (@UndeadFoia) May 28, 2022

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Did they elaborate?

Here are some text messages that FBI's Scott Hellman wrote his unit chief Nate Batty within 24h of getting the fake Alfa data from Sussmann.

It was completely obvious from day one that the whole thing was a totally idiotic hoax.

Yet FBI leadership opened a full investigation. pic.twitter.com/yCFmF1Tbjn

— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) May 30, 2022

FBI leadership -> more than willing co-conspirators

Weissmann wiped the phones.

Link

2) September 7, 2016, the CIA referred to Strzok and Comey the investigative matter involving a purported plan by Hillary concerning blaming Trump for Russian hackers “as a means of distracting the public from her use of a private email server.”

— Kingmaker - Big IF! (True) (@KingMakerFT) May 30, 2022

September 20- Agent Hellman concludes that the narrative not only does not hold water, but in text messages states that the DNS pings mysteriously started shortly before the start date used by someone supposedly investigating Trump-Russia connections. See this post: https://t.co/nOJ53JDpRt

— Kingmaker - Big IF! (True) (@KingMakerFT) May 30, 2022

Why didn’t the FBI 7th Floor launch an investigation of Hillary as the possible sponsor of a hoax? And why did the 7th Floor instead open a full counter-Intel investigation by Chicago FO into the Alfa Bank narrative being spun by Sussmann, Joffe and friends?

— Kingmaker - Big IF! (True) (@KingMakerFT) May 30, 2022

PS- Then there’s this: “We think it’s a set up.” https://t.co/durfwUQYqL

— Kingmaker - Big IF! (True) (@KingMakerFT) May 30, 2022

Anyone seen this website from Kash Patel?

Heard him no the radio this afternoon. Had never heard of it, so thought I'd share.

Weismann: you're up.



I hope you live long or are interred in a really hard to reach place. Nitrogen salts are in your future.

I just learned about a July 11th CE lecture: Lessons Learned From A Mueller Investigation Insider, to be given by none other Andrew Weissmann. It's near some family property in the mountains of NC. Would love to go but it's on a Monday morning. I'm in Tennessee through Sunday and need to pick up a fellow Ag at Hartsfield Tuesday mid day. Don't know if the logistics will work. Would like to ask, "In light of testimony in the Sussmann trial, how do you reconcile the Mueller investigation's (ie your) failure to identify that the Steele and Alfa reports were manufactured by the Clinton campaign?" Could be fun.

2/ https://t.co/iUTpSO7Mll

— Margot Cleveland (@ProfMJCleveland) May 30, 2022

SPF250 said:

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I just learned about a July 11th CE lecture: Lessons Learned From A Mueller Investigation Insider, to be given by none other Andrew Weissmann. It's near some family property in the mountains of NC. Would love to go but it's on a Monday morning. I'm in Tennessee through Sunday and need to pick up a fellow Ag at Hartsfield Tuesday mid day. Don't know if the logistics will work. Would like to ask, "In light of testimony in the Sussmann trial, how do you reconcile the Mueller investigation's (ie your) failure to identify that the Steele and Alfa reports were manufactured by the Clinton campaign?" Could be fun.

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That room will be full of very wealthy, mostly old, people. I sincerely doubt anyone "puts his feet to the fire", but it would be great if you could make it. Report if you do. Tell your friend to take MARTA to the North Springs Station. It'll give you more time to delay, and your friend will be SO GLAD to see you after the experience! Congrats on the family property. Highlands is awesome.

Wealthy, old and fairly liberal.

SPF250 said:

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Wealthy, old and fairly liberal.

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Correct. I kind of assumed the latter was to be taken for granted. I wonder when they invite Tucker Carlson or Mark Levin to speak. Not holding my breath.

Kool? Can you weigh in on my state run Chinese funeral home thread. TIA.

While deliberations continue, a reminder of what the Special Counsel's office has already achieved. @FDRLST https://t.co/oB5wwEtBHh

— Margot Cleveland (@ProfMJCleveland) May 31, 2022

Jury asks to see exhibit 436 in Sussmann trial. Taxi receipt. https://t.co/UIyXL0adeq pic.twitter.com/adkiOC2CR7

— Durham is Coming (@Durham_isComing) May 31, 2022

.@EpochTimes has obtained the Sussmann trial exhibits:https://t.co/30w5WeM8Eu

— Ivan Pentchoukov (@IvanPentchoukov) May 31, 2022

Would we have any idea what their thoughts are if they want to see the tax receipt?

SwigAg11 said:

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Would we have any idea what their thoughts are if they want to see the tax receipt?

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At least one juror is probably claiming that 'well, sure, the USB drives, but he didn't expense the taxi ride to the FBI to Clinton campaign.'

They will not get a unanimous guilty verdict.

SwigAg11 said:

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Would we have any idea what their thoughts are if they want to see the tax receipt?

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Either checking the date or who it was ultimately billed to. Now, because of the retainer that Perkins kept with the Hillary campaign and DNC, a "bill" would be more of an invoice that shows fees and expenses as applied to the existing retainer and then if it was exceeded, a bill for the overage.

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Would we have any idea what their thoughts are if they want to see the tax receipt?

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If he was going to see Baker out of the kindness of his own PERSONAL heart, why did he bill his employer?

That is all I can think of?

Judge Cooper gave the correct answer: they have to be unanimous on each and every separate element to convict, but only on the overall result to acquit.

Jurors can have different reasons for reasonable doubt, or different jurors can think different elements weren’t proved. /2

— Leslie McAdoo Gordon ⚖️ 👠🇺🇸 (@McAdooGordon) May 31, 2022

This question is likely a bad sign for the prosecutors. /4

— Leslie McAdoo Gordon ⚖️ 👠🇺🇸 (@McAdooGordon) May 31, 2022

Lots of activity happening in court room right now. Not sure if it's a jury question or a verdict, but both sides quickly dashed back into the room. @WashTimes

— Jeff Mordock (@JeffMordock) May 31, 2022

Don't have a great feeling about this.

The jury has reached a verdict./9

— Charlie Savage (@charlie_savage) May 31, 2022

will25u said:

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Don't have a great feeling about this.

The jury has reached a verdict./9

— Charlie Savage (@charlie_savage) May 31, 2022

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Neither do I.

anything possible, but I agree timing seems to indicate acquittal.

Michael Sussmann is acquitted. /11

— Charlie Savage (@charlie_savage) May 31, 2022

jurors will eventually go public and we see if McCarthy was right:

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So what the Sussmann defense has been able to show is the government has big trouble trying to prove the materiality of the false statement, which is an essential element of it, because the FBI really wasn't fooled and because they went to great lengths to conceal the fact that they had accepted information from a partizan political source.

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Sussmann will make a statement in person soon, we are told.
Team Durham will issue a statement but not give a presser, I was told earlier by DOJ. /14

— Charlie Savage (@charlie_savage) May 31, 2022

They won't get shut down yet. They still have Danchenko, but they better file charges on Joffe and others soon.