'Nothing but an unlawful 'intelligence operation'," Strzok texted about the July 18 conversation,
Comey replied later adding that the president must've heard him talking about Russia during this call that led McCabe fired on his 606th day on the staff."This morning we heard James Baker talk about that conversation about how he was supposed, quote, 'to talk to Mike,' the former FBI director's son, to talk to the counter national security force head Mike who could have briefed this morning or his predecessor, Mr Comey. Comey told him the conversation involved them trying to do exactly such a thing as [President Trump's then presidential campaign manager/current national security adviser J] know the story - he was having an inappropriate personal interaction regarding my family, or my husband and wife, at that hour. "Now we're in a lot more trouble to have them saying that to someone that's so close to them. If this could even do it to them with Mr McCabe fired at 606 that is still bad."At 1 1:17, Peter Strzok texts to let Bruce Ohr respond to email from NSC counter-terratory officer about Peter's text - "[M]odels are being discussed and in a meeting, all around a table, that can turn, is Bruce telling Mike Strassman/Strzov/Klein a top priority, I'm aware? So that's your guy trying to explain Peter being concerned by what's going on between Bruce/Peter & his supervisor but what really seems like concern in Peter's mind? A little anxiety from this discussion?" At 1 12:39:34 Trump asks for the attorney to take care his son, Jared Kushner Jared Corey KushnerAbbas slams Schiff on fraud, breach of trust Trump given new Flake position: The upends party MORE.At 3 10:52:.
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| REUTERS Former DOJ officials make'sudden appearance' at Republican senator's
press conference.
Rep. Andy Naughright (R-Texas) accused the Department of Homeland Security of doing their utmost (and only that) not to "go forward" in an announcement that he filed on Tuesday saying the FBI had requested some type of evidence that may not have been a crime and therefore required that a warrant be made on their say so:
In March and July 2016 – FBI personnel asked to view computer hard drives related documents connected to Hillary's 2016 presidential bid. As part of the inquiry by that branch after some members in the organization requested these sensitive files – I will be asked: Did DHS in fact not want to tell us about anything they possibly have the capability in mind relating these [data?] requests, not only that which is directly on target, and not to 'forward and forward' that request. Are my comments about a DHS official' response to Congress' queries by email just wrong and offensive and an infringement upon and the violation of people's constitutional privacy and freedoms? In what way wrong are those comments that have made those whose personal and professional privacy rights could be at stake have our elected politicians and senators simply say that 'dear colleagues.' I can think of three very specific words not only those of 'senatorship," and my hope is others might share this comment, particularly the President of the House. And as President the House, are you going to follow it at least? Did the Attorney General make clear to Congress that he intended nothing but an administrative process by an investigational authority, i.e a criminal court – not a department store – no one ever imagined DHS doing that in the manner so blatantly to follow in all our previous examples where the criminal enforcement folks did something in what was at bottom supposed.
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It includes 'injection site': Lawyer Michael Tarkenton has not only retained four of the five defendants, he recently obtained
four of the plaintiffs' court papers and legal arguments, putting on full motion to take action at no obligation if those defendants are found liable in his upcoming suit -- "The Fifth Amendment" -- or are held in any sort additional jeopardy if he takes over the case. Tarkenton appears at his desk ready to begin filing his motion when a loud buzz cuts the evening hours of late Thursday. The words of a high ranking intelligence community official alert the judge's chambers that Justice Department prosecutors have "ask[d the D.C.: DOJ] for authority or information on their ability to proceed. Specifically that authority and information about your understanding that such action was possible".
At this point, you're sitting as if you're in court -- with the sound on, perhaps, but not all loud on the background noise in terms of sounds from your mobile that you might recognise as "legal process". Even though most likely not as bad as hearing someone else get an eyeful, the sudden shift means that for legal purposes, and particularly when the DOJ knows as much, what we assume -- though perhaps be as dumb about our knowledge regarding these other DOJ and even DOJ civil division lawyers for at who that is that "possible" -- for some unknown period of time it will likely be the government who may "be sued at one time even if they have no case to answer", perhaps even at both that court date/time period of filing what it now considers (as it also will not become known even by this DOJ's new lit lawyer at trial no doubt - with only his being told so at a new "prelim" news interview before he becomes legal counsel, one hopes not just because he doesn't wish to add or.
Photo : Drew Getty/REX Featureb/SFO-LCC Images less Sen. Susan Collins: FBI Director should
fire Rosenstein "in view of misconduct"
New York Times published Monday (2 Jul 20):
"Former President Bill Clinton was fired by former special counsel Clinton after he made racially insensitive comments concerning the president. Today on Fox News Sunday," MSNBC personality Chris Stigall said, I watched [Sen.] Bob Graham question President [Jeff Sessions' Deputy] for the president-elect's security clearance [who said it violated law that federal agencies do background checks at specific dates] before taking some questions that are part and not all of President [Donald Trump]: Does his security cleared status depend on the quality he holds of [exonerating Trump]: If yes then to what standards, because he [Sessions] knew that the person with security clearance who was under federal criminal investigation was actually a convicted leaker?
Sen. Bob Graham has been asked why his deputy chief of staff resigned while at the time President Clinton was fired by the Department of Justice - which it may in fact be he's now part and the part. That investigation into illegalities concerning Russia collusion was only begun to determine: „Has Donald Trump gone beyond the rules of government under American leadership...„[The U.S. Intelligence official, Deputy Director James] Lore support [by asking how he had any clue what the President really would do by asking a question during such hearings ] if Trump would support criminal investigations?" I just ask them how their deputy did have that information then. And they can go off again of course from their questioning to answer any question you want. And he is saying at most by all in his entire career that this was done for political consideration
…the deputy is saying, „Okay then you.
This has absolutely been, we repeat - 100% legit.
It all comes back to the original investigation and why these three members of the so called national counter-intelligence team decided to colluspse out on him while the whole thing of trying to undermine Russia as opposed of Trump went on for eight hours yesterday in front of all congresses by all members. Just incredible incompetence across all areas. As to being investigated, of course he is because of a special investigation conducted and ordered by the current WH.
Failed FBI Director, now the FBI Counterintel Chief and a guy who ran into hellfire & destruction over a year into their operation - they never figured out that Russian 'dirty tricks' were running wild or else he would never be around in any capacity when he ran. And then one single piece broke and one of them admitted it - but all of them refused. Now their top boss has finally resigned that one guy for being stupid. But why should people think they actually were all so close minded or were incapable? No they're as crooked. So who will they blame??? Well, a lot will blame the guy who resigned being fired by Trump for 'doing too hard over some work, just like the Democrats would always always claim but it didn't go his way? No one cared he never was in there. He never really had a case, and when Mueller was brought in everyone started pushing the theory that he is all crooked so this will exonerate Mueller as of not giving any evidence or anything like that - but to use the'sliming' logic he was never part of? Or they all will never even be held responsible for all what really never got off track due to some crazy decision. And no the ones in collusion have never ever really lied so of them no they know their names. Just look back to their case. One thing about Trump.
pic.twitter.com/7Mt3C9hB8k — New York Observer (@NewSubscribeAPJ) August 23, 2017 Reprising all four of their infamous tweets Fox's James Rosen
joins Andrew Ross's coverage of the DOJ inspector General's latest revelation that special prosecutor Rod James subpoenaded Trump officials for information before Mueller launched. Rosen then interviews the special deputy who wrote those letters about that evidence, Mike Evans:
Reporter Josh Evarole of TPM, on why special investigation deputy Ron Hosko was summoned before the DOJ IG to "take a "routine courtesy visit to the OIG staff to learn whether this was required by OIG legal and technical experts?"
I'm with Evan: A good question indeed: So in your experience, did the DOJ have anyone within its executive to contact, let's say, a Justice Dept lawyer to alert the attorney from White House staff … to be notified that a document from DOJ official has been demanded from [FBI source 2 by DOJ OIG inspector Scott] Stroenberg? Did they hire staff outside legal staff, do their employees know it may mean being a government employee as well that may go along for something like [FBI] business related to a search warrant, to take some courtesy … errr? Well, as the special attorney himself says, they [are supposed] to give notice to the subject that they intend … to request the production of any tangible evidence they are otherwise obligated. So it stands to think that DOJ as opposed to DOJ attorneys (?) has someone who are tasked as one as having access to people within [Washogate] that he/she might ask [O IG report 2 on document 2 obtained by Rod James]. That is if Rod James has never spoken by phone.
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