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General Michael Flynn, former National Security Advisor to President Trump, has filed a lawsuit against the US government for malicious prosecution and abuse of process. The case against him was dropped by the Department of Justice after it was discovered that the FBI had targeted him for being associated with Trump and becoming the National Security Advisor. The FBI opened an investigation into Flynn based on hearsay and lies, despite knowing that he did not discuss sanctions on the call with Kislyak, as they had transcripts of the calls. Flynn's troubles began even before he was appointed as National Security Advisor. He was warned by Obama not to take the position, as the FBI and Obama administration had it out for him. They planned a perjury trap for him and leaked details about his calls to the press. They also withheld exculpatory information and threatened his son. After three years, the DOJ dismissed the case against Flynn, but the judge refused to approve the dismissal. President Trump eventually pardoned him. General Flynn is now seeking a minimum of $50 million in damages from the government. The case against him was a travesty of justice, and he hopes that his lawsuit will bring attention to the abuses of power that occurred during his prosecution. The government's actions were not only illegal but also a violation of Flynn's constitutional rights. He is determined to hold those responsible accountable for their actions and to ensure that this kind of injustice never happens again.

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🚨THREAD: General Michael Flynn (RET) filed a lawsuit against the United States for malicious prosecution and abuse of process. (@GenFlynn) If you never fully understood what happened or didn't know, this thread is for you. https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/66930673/flynn-v-united-states/

Flynn v. United States, 8:23-cv-00485 - CourtListener.com Docket for Flynn v. United States, 8:23-cv-00485 — Brought to you by the RECAP Initiative and Free Law Project, a non-profit dedicated to creating high quality open legal information. courtlistener.com

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

This story is one of (if not the) most important stories of our time. There are so many people out there who are unaware of the depravity that occurred with this case. There are more still who are COMPLETELY uninformed. People think that @GenFlynn went to jail. He didn't.

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People think that because he initially pled guilty, he was guilty. People use things a corrupt judge said (and later corrected) to call Flynn a traitor. These people don't know anything about what actually happened. This case was a TRAVESTY of justice.

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The FBI and DOJ turned over every stone and tried to get water from them. They came up empty. This thread will be the telling of the depravity. You really must pay attention, because after it is done, you wont have so many questions anymore, and everything in it is a PROVABLE…

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Before we move forward and in full disclosure, I want to let everyone know that I sit on the board at http://AmericasFuture.net where @GenFlynn is the Chairman. We are doing some amazing work. Please take a moment to check it out.

America's Future America’s Future is the nation’s leader in the fight to preserve American values and ideals, protect the nation’s Constitutional Republic, promote strong American families, revitalize the role of faith in our society, and advance the virtues of free market capitalism. americasfuture.net

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That aside, very few people did more work on the case of General Flynn than our corner of twitter. I dedicated COUNTLESS hours to reporting on this case. I didn't meet General Flynn in person until after his case had already been *finally* dismissed.

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That said, grab a cup of coffee and settle in because we are about to dissect this filing from the Middle District of FLORIDA.

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We are starting at the end. People who attack Flynn don't come CLOSE to understanding the case and don't bother to try. Understand that the DOJ, after discovering what the FBI had *really* done, DROPPED the case that was pending against General Flynn .

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Remember, General Flynn was charged with a 1001 violation. This is one of the weakest and most ridiculous charges they have at their disposal because it is often used for purposes other than intended. If you have followed along, you know George https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1001

18 U.S. Code § 1001 - Statements or entries generally law.cornell.edu

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The DOJ admitted it should NEVER have brought the charges against Flynn because the interview that formed the basis for the charges should never have happened. Even though it DID (we will get to the circumstances surrounding this in a moment) there wasn't a proper basis. HE…

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Most cases like this make some guesses. They guess that there was malicious intent or something was going on behind the scenes. In this case, we have THEIR OWN DOCUMENTS that prove it. There is no "guessing." This ABSOLUTELY happened.

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**NOTE: For the hardcore of us out there- *everything* isn't included in this complaint. There will be things that we know happened that were omitted and you will feel were important. As always, and attorneys can chime in here, you don't want your complaint to be so voluminous as…

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They targeted General Flynn for several reasons, but these are a mere two. He was associated with Trump, and he became the National Security Advisor, and they really couldn't have that for reasons we will explain shortly.

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Here is where the government is going to have an issue. Because the documents are already available BEFORE discovery, they can't argue against this without discrediting themselves. This is a very rare case where the Plaintiff already has a mountain of evidence before the case…

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As the trolls come to pile on this thread with pictures of Flynn sitting with Putin (that will be addressed and boy will their heads spin) remember that for almost 5 years EVERYONE in the establishment media and the corrupt uniparty LIED TO YOU about Russia and the Trump…

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High-ranking members of the FBI knew what the FBI and DOJ were doing was wrong. Bill Priestap, who was Assistant Deputy Director wrote in his notes the day Comey sent CI agents to interview Flynn: "Is the goal to get to the truth, or to get Flynn to lie so we can prosecute him…

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Understand we have the above-handwritten notes. There is no question that this is what Priestap wrote. There is no question that they knew it was wrong to entrap General Flynn. There is no question that Comey knew exactly what he was doing during the ambush interview. We have the…

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They go through a list of the "wrongdoers" in the government. Included are the DIJ, the FBI, the Special Counsels' Office (Mueller,) the Executive Office of the President, and more whom they include more details about.

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Comey verified under penalty of perjury 2 false FISA warrant affidavits, participated in and approved the initiation and continuation of the investigation into General Flynn, and the decision to send agents to interview him without notice to WH Counsel, and assisted in the…

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Andrew McCabe served as Deputy Director of the FBI from 2/2016-1/2018. He was an original and primary participant in the Crossfire Hurricane investigation (SPYGATE.) He was the lead signatory on the final FISA renewal in June of 2017 and was a key participant in the investigation…

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Andrew McCabe is also a known liar and leaker. There could be a book written about it all. I may have written enough to fill one already. Some light reading for you, and you may also want to check out the next post for some truly stunning info that I broke https://oig.justice.gov/reports/2018/o20180413.pdf

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Here... Take a look through this..

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Peter Strzok was a career agent until August of 2018, and was the Deputy Assistant Director of Counterintelligence. He supervised the Flynn investigation and was involved in the decision to start and continue it and initiate the prosecution. He also likes to let people he is…

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Also included are Lisa Page, Joe Pientka (the agent who interviewed Flynn with Strzok and a whole bunch more) Mueller and Brandon Van Grack, the US Attorney who oversaw the case.

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There won't be a successful jurisdiction argument. USG will try, but I don't foresee that succeeding. The Plaintiff lives in this judicial district, and the entire government is being sued.

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Some on General Flynn's background, but if you really want a better picture of what a HERO he is, read some of the letters written and submitted to the judge back in the original case. They are found at the end of this filing. Everyone should take https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.191592/gov.uscourts.dcd.191592.50.0.pdf

Sentencing Memorandum – #50 in United States v. FLYNN (D.D.C., 1:17-cr-00232) – CourtListener.com SENTENCING MEMORANDUM by MICHAEL T. FLYNN (Kelner, Robert) (Entered: 12/11/2018) courtlistener.com

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General Flynn served as DIA Director until he stepped down in August of 2014, and then returned from the Army on September 30, 2014. Admiral Rogers, director of the NSA, praised General Flynn as the "best intelligence officer of the past 20 years" He then started a successful…

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

Many people don't know that General Flynn consulted for several 2016 candidates. In February of 2016, he became a foreign policy advisor to President Trump. He continued to serve in this role until it was announced he would be incoming President Trump's selection for NSA.

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

7/31/16: The FBI under Comey, McCabe, Priestap and Strzok open the CI investigation named "Crossfire Hurricane" assumed to concern FARA to determine whether "individuals associated with the Trump campaign are sitting of and/or coordinating activities with the Government of…

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

This thread will NOT be a dissertation on the entirety of Spygate; we'd be here for years and years, but the FBI said that the basis for opening CH (Crossfire Hurricane) was a tip from Andrew Downer, who recalled a months-prior conversation with Papadopoulos. Downer said that…

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One of the only real qualms I had about this filing is that they say that the emails that Wikileaks released from the DNC were hacked. I beg to differ. However, the FBI opened one of the most corrupt investigations in its history based on hearsay that someone heard at a bar.

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We can't forget the infamous August 15, 2016 "insurance policy" text messages between Strzok/Page .

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On 8/16/16, the FBI opened their investigation into General Flynn as a sub-part of the CH investigation. They called it "Crossfire Razor" and it was intended to determine if General Flynn knowingly or unknowingly was "involved in activity on behalf of the https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flmd.411523/gov.uscourts.flmd.411523.1.6.pdf

Exhibit C – #1, Att. #6 in Flynn v. United States (M.D. Fla., 8:23-cv-00485) – CourtListener.com COMPLAINT against United States of America (Filing fee $402 receipt number AFLMDC-20572671) filed by Michael T. Flynn. (Attachments: # 1 Civil Cover Sheet, # 2 Proposed Summons USAO, # 3 Proposed Summons USA, # 4 Exhibit A, # 5 Exhibit B, # 6 Exhibit C, # 7 Exhibit D, # 8 Exhibit E)(Roberts, Jared) (Entered: 03/03/2023) courtlistener.com

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Crossfire Razor had no legitimate investigative predicate and was politically and maliciously initiated as part of the "insurance policy" referenced above. As part of this, they tried to get FISA warrants from the FISC. As per OIG, the FBI was originally told they didn't have…

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Well, what do you do when you don't have probable cause?! YOU INVENT SOME. Enter one, Christopher Steele. In September 2016, the FBI and DOJ received info from Steele. When the info came in, the FBI KNEW that he had been paid by the DNC and the Clinton campaign to perform oppo…

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FUN FACT: Steele was also being paid by the Eff-Bee-EYE. Amazing how all of that works.

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The FBI didn't tell the FISC that the evidence it has obtained was tainted oppo research that wasn't true. Instead, the FBI lied to the FISC to get the most intrusive warrant known to man to spy on the campaign. The FBI didn't tell the FISC that the primary sub-source for the…

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

No, this isn't just "crazy conspiracy theorists" going on again. The DOJ OIG report from 12/2019 established *numerous* material failures by the FBI to follow the Woods procedures and other policies in obtaining the warrants. The FBI had no supporting documentation,…

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If you are the government trying to defend against this in court, your argument has to be "the OIG doesn't know what he's doing. This is a lie." Good luck with that.

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Without the FISA warrants, the entire CH case would have never happened. They lied to get the warrants and the renewals. That is a proven FACT at this point.

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Here are the predicates the FBI used to open the investigation into General Flynn: 1. His position as an advisor to Presidential candidate Trump. 2. "Open source" reporting on his ties to "various state-affiliated entities of the Russian Federation." 3. The fact that he traveled…

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

These purported justifications, taken alone or combined, reveal the baseless and malicious nature of the investigation and were in violation of the FBI's policies - which as Merrick Garland keeps telling you as they wage political war - prohibit investigation to monitor 1st…

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

They can't investigate him just because he is an advisor to a presidential candidate. That isn't a proper justification to investigate him as a Russian spy. He was one of the nation's greatest intelligence officers - this is patently ridiculous- AND THEY KNEW IT.

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Speaking at events when retired and receiving fees for doing so is commonplace. The left likes to attack General Flynn for the RT gala he spoke at, but decline to mention that Adam Schiff consistently appeared on RT over the years... But there's more on this as well. Don't go…

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Here is where the heads explode. The FBI was fully aware - General Flynn briefed the USG both BEFORE and AFTER the RT trip. He acted as an information gathering agent FOR the US when he made it. Not AGAINST. Next time someone sends you that damn picture and calls him a traitor,…

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And, the fact that he had a TS/SCI clearance meant that he had been thoroughly vetted just MONTHS before the FBI started wondering if he was a "Russian spy." It's absurd. It's malicious.

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This is great. "It would require the FBI to fantasize that a three-star general had betrayed his country on the basis of a few thousand dollars in speaking fees, bare fraction of what generals make on the speaking circuit.."

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Understand, this is what the FBI used to open the investigation. We have the documents. We know. That is what makes this case so much different than many.

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Let's put all reality aside and pretend the FBI did nothing wrong in opening the investigation. They still wrongfully and maliciously kept it going after it had been completed and General Flynn was CLEARED. It was supposed to be closed in 12/2016 because they found NOTHING.…

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For some reason, they never closed the investigation. They would later refer to incompetence as a stroke of luck. Flynn called Kislyak as part of his duties on the transition. The FBI had transcripts of those calls. They knew the calls were legitimate and proper.

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

Knowing that the CI investigation was slated to be closed, they started considering opening a new criminal investigation based on the Logan Act. DOJ poo pooed the idea, and instead decided to keep the CI investigation open based solely on the calls to Kislyak,

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

They knew they had nothing. They knew that the statements he made to Kislyak had NOTHING to do with sanctions and everything to do with Russian diplomats that Obama had kicked out of the country- they knew this because they had the transcripts of the calls. They knew and they…

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

The FBI knew that General Flynn did NOT discuss sanctions on the call with Kislyak. They had the transcripts. The transcripts were later released. No matter what you say, no matter how people try to spin that call, etc - the transcript of the calls proves that General Flynn DID…

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

Obama warned Trump not to appoint Flynn. The Obama WH held a special contempt for him. Top brass at the FBI also had it out for him. A decorated CI agent at the FBI had filed an EEOC complaint against Andrew McCabe. Flynn who had worked with the agent, wrote a letter voicing for…

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They all knew that General Flynn would be able to piece apart and destroy their attempt at taking President Trump out using the Intelligence Apparatus-- so for this and other reasons, they needed him gone.

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This was the meeting where the infamous "CYA" email was sent- stating that "everything was done by the book." And here is where it starts getting REALLY bad.

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They planned a perjury trap for General Flynn. We know they planned a perjury trap for a few reasons. We have the documents, and JAMES COMEY TOLD US.

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They had another Oval Office meeting on 1/10/17 where the group agreed that Flynn's actions on the call were "legit." Then, they committed a felony and leaked details about the calls to WAPO. The "leaks" were real. The news was fake. This is treasonous behavior.

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Then, Biden kept on the Logan Act as a possibility-- utterly absurd. They leaked to the press that they were considering the Logan Act. The FBI later used the leaks and the media as justification for not putting the WH or DOJ on notice before they ambushed him with agents for…

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

Comey didn't want the Trump admin to know what was *actually* said on the calls. If he did, there never would have been any "resignation." Looking back now, I'm not sure what Pence would have said. Comey's reasons for withholding the transcript changed several times.

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And it wasn't without debate- According to documents, Yates and other DOJ officials wanted the transcripts shared. So did DAG, DNI, and CIA.... But Comey went it alone.

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Their sole goal was to ambush Flynn and try to get him to "lie" about SOMETHING. It could be ANYTHING, but they needed SOMETHING. They should've followed procedures, tell him the purpose, inform him why he was being interviewed, instead they kept it from him and McCabe…

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They went there intending to get General Flynn to lie - and they left writing down that he didn't lie about anything. Not included in the suit is how Pientka used a briefing to get a "baseline" for Flynn...

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Yates called Comey the DAY OF this interview to demand that they let the Trump admin know the contents of the calls, but it was too late, as Strzok and Pientka were already there. Yates knew this was a losing move. She knew what would happen and it wasn't worth the risk to her.

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And no one can ever forget the way James Comey gloated about what he did..

Video Transcript AI Summary
In this video, the speaker reflects on the current state of the White House and how it is difficult to imagine two FBI agents being in the situation room. The speaker admits to sending the agents, which may not have been possible in a more organized investigation or administration. Typically, the FBI would coordinate with the White House counsel for interviews with senior officials, involving discussions and approvals. However, the speaker decided to send a couple of agents without going through the usual process, considering it was early in the investigation.
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Speaker 0: You look at this White House now, and it's hard to imagine 2 FBI agents ending up in the sit room. How did that happen? I sent them. Something we I probably wouldn't have done or maybe gotten away with in a more organized investigation, a more organized administration. The FBI wanted to send agents into the White House itself to interview a senior official. You would work through the White House counsel and there'd be discussions and approvals and who would be there. And I thought it's early enough. Let's just send a couple guys over.

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McCabe called Flynn and downplayed any need for attorneys or formality, stating instead that it was merely to "put to bed" the Kislyak rumors in the press-- rumors his FBI had leaked in the first place. No one advised him he was the subject of an investigation. They didn't give…

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

This was their entire goal. After the meeting was finished, even they were forced to admit that General Flynn had not lied during the interview. He told the truth. THEY wrote it down.

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

One of the key components of a 1001 charge is something called "materiality." Whatever "lie" or omission must impact an investigation for them to use this. Even if General Flynn "lied" at this meeting (he didn't), the FBI had the transcripts of the call; therefore, whatever he…

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

This was a large part of the DOJ having to dismiss this case against General Flynn-- and if you thought it was bad so far, I have more coming for the "BUT HE PLED GUILTY" crew. This case is a TRAVESTY.

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Following the interview, it took Strzok and Pientka THREE WEEKS to submit their notes or 302's. FBI regulations require those to be submitted after 5 days. Despite the delay and controversy about them being edited and changed by Lisa Page, someone who wasn't authorized to do so,…

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And then, in comes the Special Counsel.

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On 11/30/2017, the SCO filed a criminal information against Flynn, alleging that he had intentionally omitted and denied speaking with Kislyak during the interview with Strzok and Pientka. That was a lie. It didn't happen.

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

When they filed, Van Grack (US Attorney for SCO) knew it was a lie. They had notes taken at the WH meeting that his conversations with Kislyak were "legitimate." They knew there could be no materiality. They filed anyway.

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

Strzok and Pientka continued prosecuting and investigating Flynn even though they had certified themselves that they didn't think he lied. Intentionality would have had to be a part of it if he did lie. None of that existed.

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The SCO WILLFULLY failed to disclose exculpatory information to General Flynn. They didn't provide the notes from Stzrok and Pientka showing that the FBI believed he didn't lie, they did;t share the notes from the oval, and much more. The government didn't follow its Brady…

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The SCO threatened his son, Michael Flynn Jr. with prosecution unless he pled guilty. They withheld the exculpatory information, and I will say it although the filing doesn't: He retained lawyers straight out of the damn swamp who were experts in FARA - another piece of this…

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The DOJ ultimately determined that continuing the prosecution of General Flynn would not serve the interests of justice because he didn't commit any crime, and the DOJ/FBI knew it the entire time. This isn't an assumption; there are REAMS of documents proving it.

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There is another story to be told here that isn't told in this filing about the FARA "violations" that really never were Two people are still being targeted by this prosecution- they have committed no crimes. I will review that at a later time.

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After 3 long years in court- after withdrawing his guilty plea and retaining new counsel, the DOJ dismissed the prosecution of General Flynn... And everyone lived happily ever after... WRONG.

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In one of the most stunning things to happen in a criminal court that I have personally ever reported on, Judge Emmett Sullivan REFUSED to approve the dismissal of prosecution!!!

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READ EVERY WORD. The judge's "friend of the court" ended up being a wildly partisan hack who had not even weeks before penned an op-ed about the special counsel which bled his contempt for anyone or anything in Trump world. This was the most back asswards thing that I have ever…

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As the months ticked on towards the 2020 election, President Trump stepped in with something extraordinary- a "pardon of innocence." In my opinion, the judge was stalling dismissing the case because he was waiting for a Biden administration to step in-- thereby allowing them to…

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President Trump pardoned an innocent man - who the facts have shown was completely innocent and targeted by a government he pledged his life to serve - to ensure that he wasn't a target of a rogue administration should he not win the Presidency.

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General Flynn is suing the government for a minimum of $50m dollars. He deserves quadruple that amount. Any time you see someone accusing General Flynn f being a "traitor" send them to this thread. The documents are all there. They can read for themselves.

@tracybeanz - Tracy Beanz

General Flynn was not a Russian Agent. General Flynn never lied. General Flynn pled guilty because they threatened his family and withheld information that proved his innocence in contravention of the law.

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General Flynn is STILL dedicated to saving this country. He is a hero. The attorneys who are arguing this case are some of the best we have. @jbinnall is an AMAZING attorney, as is @JGreaves1787 - they are a stellar team and there are few better for this case.

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What happened to General Flynn is an absolute travesty of justice that can never happen again, but unfortunately happens all too often. Our "justice" system is irreparably broken. To help with legal fees for this case: https://www.generalflynn.com/donate/

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ADDENDUM: A good friend sent me the video I was talking about with Mike Rogers.

Video Transcript AI Summary
Mike Flynn is praised for his dedication to service and his focus on the future. The speaker highlights their similar backgrounds and the admiration they had for each other. They discuss Flynn's impressive career, including his roles in the military and intelligence community. The speaker expresses gratitude for Flynn's support and acknowledges the impact he has made on the organization and the profession of intelligence. They thank Flynn's wife and mention that they believe the Flynn family will continue to make a difference. The speaker concludes by thanking Flynn for his outstanding work and wishing him well in his future endeavors.
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Speaker 0: Now when you talk about Mike Flynn, you talk about a guy who is dedicated to service, as I said, and who's always out there about being in front. The thing I always respected the most about Mike is he's not about what was. He is always about what will be, what should be, what must be. And he has dedicated his professional life to that idea. And I have watched it firsthand in my career. I have benefited from it firsthand in my career. One of the reasons why he and I always thought we clicked was, we had amazing similar backgrounds. In your career, I have always found, whether it's in your service or if you spend a lot of time in the joint community, you will run across individuals, and you will say to yourself, that guy is amazing. And early on when I met Mike, I thought to myself, that guy is amazing. We were both commissioned in 1981 from NROTC from ROTC. Excuse me. I don't wanna take away from our army friend. Neither of us went to service academy. We both were ROTC guys. In 1983, we both found ourselves in a little island in the Caribbean. Mike is a member of the 82nd Airborne. Myself as a, surface warfare officer on the USS Kieran. On that ship, I was the gunfire liaison officer firing combat enabled gunfire support in support of members of the 82nd and the 22nd UN grenade. I had no clue that one day, one of those guys, maybe I was doing a fire for Mission Ford, who's gonna play such a big role in my life, and I would have the benefit and the true advantage of getting to know him as an individual. Mike has been a JSOC j two. He has been a combatant commander j two. He has been forward on the ground in Afghanistan for years in multiple positions. He has come back and done senior jobs at the DNI organization, as you heard, and the joint staff j two, and as, the director of an agency. Again, We were both COCOM j twos. We were both JCS j twos. We both ended up becoming agency heads. And every time and every one of those positions, they only speak for me, I was always glad to to think to myself, I'm getting to do this with Mike Flynn. And in fact, I wanna very publicly thank Mike Flynn because I wouldn't be where I am today if he hadn't pushed, to help me along in my career. I found myself, as we all do, at points in our career. I'm the Paycom j 2, I'm loving life in Honolulu. And gentleman McChrystal gets the call to go to Afghanistan, and the first thing he says is, Flynn, you're leaving that cush job as the JCSJ2 and you're going with me. So now the challenge is, so you need a new JCSJ2. And Flynn calls me at Honolulu and says, hey, Rogers, you need to go do this. And I'm going, we're in 2 ground wars. I'm a navy guy, and I'm not really even an intel officer in the navy. I'm a cryptologist, and Mike says, no, you're the guy who needs to go do this, and then he goes to admiral Mullen, the then chairman, and He says, hey, Rogers is the guy you ought to hire. There is no doubt in my mind that I got that job because of Mike Flynn, because of the example that he set, because of the strategic thought, and because he is always about the men and women around him. It is never about him. It is always about the men and women that he partners with, that he serves with, that he leads. That is an incredibly powerful idea, and we have watched it for a 33 year career. And I've had the the real pleasure of teaming with him, both when he was Ford in Afghanistan and now with 2 agency heads. And, Mike, on behalf of your intelligence community teammates, I just want to say thanks. There are very few of us who can say that we have made a difference that spans an entire organization. There are even fewer who can say that we have made a a difference that expands an entire profession or discipline. And for intelligence, Mike has done just that. Today, as we would say in the navy, we watch pass over the side, probably the most visible intelligence professional that we have generated within this department in the last 10 or 20 years, and that's not by chance. It's because Mike was always willing to be out in front to take the hard jobs, to drive change, and remind all of us that it's not about us, it's about the mission. And then it's about the men and women who make that mission execution possible. So Mike, we all want to say thank you for a great job. We want to thank you for making a great, great difference. Laurie, we wish you only the best. We know that a lot of opportunities ahead of you. I can't wait to see where the journey is gonna take you. I don't think we've heard the last of the Flins. I certainly know if the rest of the family has anything to do with it, we're not going to hear the last of the Flins. And And, again, Helen, we just wanna say thanks. They'll be joining you soon, getting back up to Rhode Island, chance to replug in with the family. But on behalf of the men and women of the Defense Intelligence Agency, on behalf of the men and women of the broader intelligence community, the United States government, and as a shipmate, Mike, I just want to say thanks. Fair winds and following seas, as we say in the Navy, and all the best. And most importantly, thank you for a job well done.
Saved - May 27, 2023 at 10:07 PM

@RepMTG - Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸

I read the Biden Family SARs reports at the Treasury Department with my own eyes. Human trafficking, prostitution, money laundering. It was shocking. Now a brave whistleblower has come forward with information that may directly implicate Joe Biden himself in a foreign…

Saved - June 14, 2023 at 8:59 PM

@RepMTG - Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸

I just read the FBI’s FD-1023 form implicating Joe Biden in a political bribery pay-to-play scheme. Here’s what the American people deserve to know.

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In this video, the speaker discusses a paid informant who provided information separate from Giuliani's claims in 2020. The informant advised Burisma against buying a US company while under investigation. Hunter Biden suggested they buy a US company to raise more money. The informant warned against this and explained that paying bribes is common practice in Russia and Ukraine. The owner of Burisma admitted to paying $5 million each to two Bidens as bribery to get the prosecutor fired and end the investigation. The informant also mentioned having evidence of payments to Hunter and Joe Biden. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the FBI cooperating and sharing unclassified information with the American people.
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Speaker 0: Reading this form today, shows the pure distinction. This this information, this source that came forward, it's a paid informant by the FBI. This has nothing to do with Giuliani. This has has nothing to do with the information that he brought forward in 2020. It's totally separate, and it's extremely incredible because he's a paid informant, I made some notes after I left the skiff, based on the information, and I'll I'll share that with you guys right now. Simply what was happening there is back in 2015, 2016, Burisma was looking to buy, a US based oil and gas company. And this came from being advised by Hunter Biden and his partners. Biden had told Biden said Shokin was corrupt. That was around the time of this meeting was when Joe Biden as vice president had said that the prosecutor's shogun was correct. They hired Hunter on the board to make the problems go away. That's what they specifically said. Hunter advised that they could raise more money if they bought a US company. So the the informant was trying to do the right thing and trying to advised barisma that they shouldn't go this route. They should hire an attorney, work out their problems that they were in being investigated for were because they were having other legal problems, and that's why they were being investigated by this prosecutor, Shokin. The informant was advising them, don't go this route. Why would you buy another US company while you're under investigation? That's not a good idea. So he's trying to tell him to do the right thing. The owner, Grisema, said that Hunter was stupid and that his other business partner was smart. He also said that he paid 5,000,000 to 1 Biden, and he paid 5,000,000 to another Biden. And it was all a bribery to get Shokin fired and end the investigation into Burisma. That he also told the informant this is common practice in Russia and Ukraine. It's common practice. Is part of business there, that's how their culture works. That they will pay bribery money in order to get business deals done. And that many business is, they they take that into account. They put it in their budget, basically, when they're preparing to buy another company or start another their company, that that's just normal. And so over in Ukraine, for them to consider hiring Hunter Biden on the board, in order to make their problems go away, which was the prosecutor's shokin, who was investigating Burisma for for corruption and and and legal problems, this was definitely illegal for a vice president of the United States and their family members. This informant had asked the the owner of Bruce Smith if he was happy that Trump won, and he said no. He was not happy. Remember, he had invested a lot of money into the Bidens to make his problems go away. But he did say that it would take 10 years for all of us to find out the payments made to the because of how many bank accounts there were. He said at the time, there were no direct payments made to the big guy. But in a meeting later, after he had become more upset as things were unfolding, he told the informant that that he has 2 pieces of evidence showing proof of payment to Hunter and specifically Joe Biden. You see, I think what everyone needs to understand is is that business owners place most smart ones whether they're good or bad, whether they perform their business in a legal manner or a corrupt manner. They always keep records of their business payments, accounts and receivables, that's how it's done. And this owner of Marissa Mac kept a record, especially of the bribes. And if you're in an industry where you have to pay bribes to get your business deals done, then you always wanna keep keep a record and keep proof of your brides because that's how you make sure you get people to follow through on what they're done with. What I read today is is, again, shocking. Just as what I read in the treasury department with all the SARs report is shocking. But we year, going to continue following this investigation. We're gonna going to continue to look into every single thing that we can uncover. We need the FBI to keep cooperating with us. That's extremely important. And I have very high expectations of Christopher Wray that will do the right thing and continue, showing the that's the information that we're asking for. What I'm upset about though is the FBI, doesn't think the American people are worthy of this unclassified information. I certainly do. I think the American people deserve to see it and know every single bit of it. That's why when I left the skiff, I made all my notes on on this piece of paper here so that I could explain everything to the American people.
Saved - June 10, 2023 at 10:01 PM

@Gapeach_3102 - Peach

According to Trump indictment 1 of the most damning charges is a TAPE RECORDING of HIM admitting having docsBiden admitted to having CLASSIFIED DOCS DATING BACK to 1970's when a Senator Thats 50yrs Senator's arent allowed to remove docs ONLY way he COULD'VE was by STEALING THEM

Video Transcript AI Summary
In this video, the speaker criticizes the American media for dismissing claims about Joe Biden's possession of classified documents from the 1970s. They accuse Biden of potentially stealing these documents and highlight that even CNN reported on the 1,850 boxes of records opened to the public. The speaker argues that George Stephanopoulos, a news anchor, lies to protect his political party and the mainstream press refuses to report on important issues. They mention Hillary Clinton's alleged crimes and the protection she received. The video also includes a clip of James Comey stating that while there was no clear evidence of intent to violate laws, there was evidence of careless handling of classified information.
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Speaker 0: The perfect example of today's American media. Stephanopoulos literally says, what are you talking about, sir? That is a ridiculous claim. In actuality, it's completely true. Even Biden's lapdog media has reported on this. Biden admitted on PBS To still having classified documents from the 19 seventies when he was a senator, holding documents for 50 years, The only way he could have taken those was by stealing them from a sensitive compartmented information facility or a SCIF. And from CNN, And the more than 1850 boxes of records that have been opened to the public since the collection arrived at the university in 2012. So those are the claims that Stephanopoulos was just clutching his pearls at. That's what he's talking about, George. And George Stephanopoulos knows this. He just lies To the American people to protect his political party, to protect the machine. And ABC pays him 1,000,000 of dollars to do this. This is our country's biggest problem. The news the mainstream press refuses to report on. And the millions of Americans too consumed with work, family, kids, and everything else to actually pay attention. Who assume that real facts are conspiracy theories because mainstream outlets that have acquired decades of credibility are selling out To save establishment Washington from a populist revolution that'll cede power back to the people. The best example of the hypocrisy of this moment Is Hillary Clinton, who tweeted today bragging about the fact that she's never been charged with a crime. Although the entire country knows she committed more egregious crimes with Hammers, bleach bit. Hillary Clinton is a mobster. But when she faced the music, the same people working to put Trump in prison until he dies Moved mountains to protect her. Here was James Comey when Obama's DOJ decided not to charge one of their own. Speaker 1: Although we did not find clear evidence that secretary Clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, There is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information.
Saved - June 13, 2023 at 12:55 PM

@SpeakerMcCarthy - Kevin McCarthy

We have a sitting president who possessed classified documents dating back decades to his time as Vice President and as a Senator. Yet he is now weaponizing the federal government to go after his leading political opponent. Where is the equal justice under the law?

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The speaker discusses the issue of classified documents and the concept of equal justice. They mention that President Biden, as a former senator and vice president, may have had access to such documents and would have had to hide or steal them to keep them. The speaker expresses concern that equal justice may not be upheld in this situation, which is a concern for all Americans. As policymakers and elected officials, they emphasize the importance of ensuring equal justice for all.
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Speaker 0: That has a number of classified documents sitting in a garage, but it goes back much further because he'd been here more than 40 years and you've covered this a long time. So the idea that he, the president, president Biden's been president, been vice president, but he was a senator. And to be able to get a document when you're a Senator or a Congressman that leaves a skiff, you gotta hide that document. You literally have to steal that document. And to know that he As one of those, the idea of equal justice is not playing out here. And so that's a real concern to all Americans. So as A policymaker elected officials, we wanna make sure it's equal justice for
Saved - June 13, 2023 at 6:56 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
During a call with Poroshenko, Biden assured him that the FBI wasn't pursuing a whistleblower complaint made by Poroshenko's aide. This was shortly after the aide blew the whistle. Strangely, the official readout of the call doesn't mention this. #politics #Ukraine #Biden #whistleblower

@HansMahncke - Hans Mahncke

If you thought this was bad, here's the real shocker. Shortly after Poroshenko's aide blew the whistle, Poroshenko asked Biden whether the aide was now cooperating with the FBI. Incredibly, Biden assured Poroshenko that the FBI wasn't pursuing it. How would Biden have known? https://t.co/FdkBQEdQMY

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The speaker wants to know if the FBI is working with someone. They are told that the FBI concluded that person had nothing and stopped working with them. The speaker will check and confirm this information.
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Speaker 0: If it if it is true that FBI working with him, I at least I wanna know that. No. No. They are not. I told you the the FBI concluded he had nothing, and they stopped. That that was it. There's no reason to talk to him again. Okay. I I will check that and confirm that with

@HansMahncke - Hans Mahncke

TLDR: Poroshenko is the Ukrainian president whom Biden extorted. Right after Trump won in 2016, a Poroshenko aide offered to give DOJ incriminating information about Biden's calls with Poroshenko. As fate would have it the aide's info went to Weissmann who probably buried it all. https://t.co/NFvIpKJBhw

@ClimateAudit - Stephen McIntyre

a few months ago, I discussed the Biden-Poroshenko during 2016 transition in which Biden re-assured Poroshenko not to worry about FBI doing anything about Onyshchenko (Poroshenko's fugitive bagman who had the tapes) meeting with FBI. https://t.co/CBfMjNyIId

@ClimateAudit - Stephen McIntyre

Biden re-assured Poroshenko that the FBI had "stopped" and there was "no reason [for FBI] to talk to him again". Biden undertook to "check that [with FBI] and confirm that with you".

@HansMahncke - Hans Mahncke

Strangely, the official readout of Biden's call with Poroshenko doesn't mention anything about Biden's assurances that the FBI won't pursue the whistleblower complaint.

Saved - September 2, 2023 at 5:30 AM
reSee.it AI Summary
A Ukrainian state-affiliated company's multimillion-dollar bribe to the Biden family may explain why President Biden is now showering Ukraine with US taxpayer dollars. This raises concerns of bribery, a specific basis for impeachment in the US Constitution. The situation is different from previous impeachments, as taxpayers foot the bill for a personal bribe, and our nation risks conflict with a nuclear superpower. Consistency in justice is crucial; if the tables were turned, Trump would have faced impeachment. While my administration won't focus on prosecuting Biden, reconciliation requires uncovering the truth.

@VivekGRamaswamy - Vivek Ramaswamy

A Ukrainian state-affiliated company’s multimillion dollar bribe to the Biden family is a likely reason reason why President Biden is now otherwise inexplicably showering Ukraine with hundreds of billions of US taxpayer dollars. “Bribery” is one of the explicit bases for impeachment specified in Article II, Section 4 of the U.S. Constitution - far more specific than the more nebulous “high Crimes & Misdemeanors” clause that was used for both Trump impeachments. This time U.S. taxpayers are footing the bill for a personal bribe, and even worse our nation is marching closer to major conflict with a nuclear superpower as a consequence. If the tables were turned & a Russian state-affiliated company had *actually* paid millions to a Trump family member, and then if Trump had  sent hundreds of billions to Russia to support them in war, Trump would have been impeached & removed from office instantly. We cannot and should not apply two standards of justice. Prosecuting Biden will not be the focus of my administration, but there can be no reconciliation without first getting the TRUTH.

Video Transcript AI Summary
The speaker believes that the top priority of the US military should be to protect the homeland. They argue that defending against an invasion across someone else's border is a misplaced priority when there is an armed invasion across the US border. They express concern about a potential armed conflict with Russia and China while the US's own defense capabilities are not secured. The speaker favors ending the war and proposes making a deal with Putin to freeze the current lines of control in Ukraine and ensure that NATO does not admit Ukraine. They also discuss the need to focus on defending the US border, predicting against electromagnetic pulse attacks, and declaring economic independence. The speaker emphasizes the importance of protecting American interests and deterring China from going after Taiwan. They believe that ending the war and making certain demands of Putin would be the best outcome for Ukraine and the rest of the world. The speaker acknowledges that their position may not be popular within their own party but believes in speaking the truth even when it is hard. They express admiration for Reagan's willingness to speak his vision even if it wasn't popular and emphasize the need to revive Nixon's realism in dealing with Russia and China. The speaker concludes by stating their commitment to fixing the situation and preventing the US from being sleepwalked into war.
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Speaker 0: I think the top job of the U. S. Military should be to protect the homeland in this country. And I think it is a misplaced priority that we're defending against an invasion across somebody else's border when we have literally an armed invasion across our own border in this own country. That's not to say that we can't do both those things. That's the first thing you'll hear as an objection. Well, here's what's deeper as the problem. I worry that we are marching ourselves into a serious armed conflict with the alliance of Russia and China when our homeland defense capabilities themselves are not secured. So I favor an end to the war. Is this because Vladimir Putin is some good guy. No, he's not. Do I trust Vladimir Putin? No, I do not. But I trust him to follow his self interest. And I think we need to reawaken realism in our foreign policy. My job as president of the United States of America is to look after American interests. That is my sole responsibility. Does this war advance American interests? My belief is it is not. And so I will end that war. Here's how I'll do it. I'll do a deal with Putin. Look, Trump and I are the only candidates in this race who will say that. The entire rest of the field. And Karl Rove was blasting me in the Wall Street Journal yesterday for taking this position. And that's okay. I'll take that heat. I took it on the debate stage as the only person defending this position. I think that it was going to age well. And sadly, my position is going to age well in the next 6 months. You watch the way this war is going. It's bad for Ukraine. It's bad for the United States. It's bad for even peace as if we think about our conflict with China. I'm gonna end it. Trump says he'll end it in 24 hours, but won't say how. I think I deserve to tell you how exactly we're going to end it. The deal I'll do with Putin is this. We will freeze the current lines of control in Ukraine. We will further make a hard commitment that NATO will not admit Ukraine to NATO. Are those wins for Putin? I'm gonna admit it. Yes, they are. But we win more in return. Because the requirement for that deal is that Vladimir Putin will have to exit his military alliance with China. And the Russia China military alliance is the single greatest military threat that the United States faces today. I want you all to hear me loud and clear on something. I'm gonna tell you something that's gonna be tough for you to hear. But I don't just speak the truth when it is easy. We speak the truth when it is hard. If we enter conflict with the unit with the joint Russia military alliance, Russia China military alliance right now, where Russia has a larger nuclear stockpile than we do. Hypersonic missile capabilities more advanced than that of the U. S. Space based capabilities in China and Russia that are ahead of the U. S. When we're lacking missile defense capabilities here at home. Cyber and super EMP, electromagnetic pulse capability, defense capabilities here at home. China has a larger naval capacity in the South China Sea than we do right now. And we're dependent on both China and Taiwan for our modern way of life. I want you to hear me loud and clear on this. If we enter that conflict right now unprepared, The United States of America, as we know it, may cease to exist. That's the truth. And I know that we're not used to hearing that because we came out of the Cold War in such a strong position. The people who came before me in the neoconservative establishment, and the liberal hegemony establishment, The generation of foreign policy experts, with the expertise that they say I don't have, they ruined it for us in the last 30 years. We squander the window, but we can't wish that past back into existence. We have to acknowledge the truth of where we are. Our defense spending has not gone to national defense in 3 decades. So I'm going to focus on defending our border. I'm going to focus on predicting against electromagnetic pulse attacks in this country. There are 60 Chinese transformers in our own electric grid that they could take out in a second and wipe out our modern way of life. I'm gonna focus on declaring economic independence, so we don't depend on a tiny island nation off the southeast coast of China for our entire modern way of life. I'm gonna make sure that we have nuclear defense capabilities like we have and good for Israel that we've helped Fund an iron dome in Israel. We need an iron dome in this country, right? That's what I want our national defense going towards is our own defense. And in the meantime, we need to De escalate a conflict that doesn't directly advance American interests. So now by ending the Ukraine war and other things I'll require Putin to do is take the nuclear weapons in Kaliningrad, the region of Russia that borders Poland, out. No nukes there. Get the Russian military presence. You may not some people may not know this, many don't. I don't blame you because the media doesn't talk about it. There's a Russian military presence in Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, in the Western Hemisphere. Part of the deal with Putin is get out of our hemisphere. I'm not okay with Chinese or Russian spy balloons flying over half our country, or Chinese Spy bases on Cuba, or Russian military presence in Cuba. Get the heck out of our hemisphere to modern Monroe doctrine. But for that deal, Putin will do that deal. And this is how we actually deter China from going after Taiwan. Because China's bet right now is the U. S. Won't want to Risk that war with 2 different allied nuclear superpowers, Russia and China at the same time. But if Russia is no longer in China's camp, then Xi Jinping is gonna have to think twice before going after Taiwan. I'm also gonna build up our alliance with India to be able to block The Andaman Sea, where China gets most of its Middle Eastern oil supplies, God forbid, in a conflict scenario with Taiwan. This is how we deter China from going after Taiwan. Enter relationships with Japan, South Korea, etcetera, to make sure that we can move that Chinese supply chain out to other countries. And as much of it as possible to hear in the United States. You don't hear this from other candidates in the Republican Party, the Democrat Party. And in some ways, on the most important issues, there's really not much of a difference between Joe Biden to Liz Cheney to really any of the other people running in this race. Right? We agree on a lot of the domestic issues. We're all anti woke. I say this is the guy who wrote the book, Woke Inc, right? Before people knew what that word was. We don't need a pissing contest on who's more anti woke. We all are. Okay? But the question is how are we actually going to protect the United States of America and advance our interests because that's what I'm running for is being the next commander in chief. I also think this is actually the best case outcome for Ukraine. The spring offensive that turned into a summer offensive that turned into a non offensive. This is not going to end well on the current track because just do the math in your head. Russia has more national interest at stake than we do. So at some point, if this continues, Ukraine's gonna lose its sovereignty. And then it's gonna be we've seen this before in Afghanistan when the Soviets Invaded Afghanistan in the 80s. Some post Zelensky warlord, maybe it's not Bin Laden, it's going to be Bin something else, is gonna take $200,000,000,000 of U. S. Military equipment that we're gonna regret a generation from now when God knows what they used to do with it. We've seen this movie before. We've seen the Afghanistan invasion by the Soviets before. We've seen the Iraq movie. We've seen the Vietnam movie. So somebody's crashed your car for 40 years, you don't turn over the keys to the same person. It takes a different generation with an actual vision of putting American interests first. Does that sound crass? I hope not. Because that's the job of a U. S. President. But I think that's actually good for the rest of the world. Because the last best hope for the free world is if the United States of America itself is weak, Dare I say, cease to exist. What hope is there for the rest of the free world? So we have to be strong at home. That is our obligation to our own citizens. That is our obligation to the free world as we know it. And I think that this is Good. We need that debate in our party. When I took this position first a year ago, it was badly politically unpopular in our own party. There are still many in our own party that disagree with me on. I can't tell you The number of mega donors that I have lost over this one issue. But we have to speak the truth. And my bet is that you all will reward the person who has the courage to speak the truth on when it's hard. And if you disagree with me on this issue, I'm with Reagan on this. My job isn't to check the polls and see what I'm supposed to tell you. Like, if you care about somebody, you tell them the truth. If you care about yourself, you tell them what they want to hear. I care about the people of this country. I'm going to tell you the truth. And one of the things I admire about Reagan is He's probably the last president who really didn't care about the polls. If he had a vision and the country wasn't with him on it, what would he say to Advisors says, Oh, well, I guess I haven't done a good enough job of persuading them yet. But I respect Reagan's spirit. If he were alive and well, I wouldn't be in this I'd have no reason to be. Have other ways of impacting this country and support him, but he's not. And I think that we need to revive the spirit of Nixon's realism, that recognize that, you know what, we didn't trust Mao Zedong, but we did what we needed to do to pull them out of Russia's hands in the USSR's case. Well, now Putin's the new Mao. I don't trust him anymore than Nixon trusted Mao. But we have to pull him out of Xi Jinping's hand because our top enemy is communist China. And we are walking our way into our doomsday scenario. And I will not let Joe Biden or any other president sleepwalk us into war. That's why I'm gonna walk into the Oval Office and actually fix it. Thank you for that question and I respect you for asking it. Thank you.
Saved - September 27, 2023 at 8:52 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
The Ways and Means GOP committee released IRS whistleblower documents, shedding light on their investigation. The FBI's interview with Gal Luft and AUSA Wolf's involvement in the search warrant for BlueStar Strategies are noteworthy. AUSA Wolf's bias and reluctance to pursue the Biden bribery allegations raise concerns. SSA Shapley's reports and the WH's influence on the case add to the conflict of interest. US Attorney Graves' decision not to prosecute HB after Pres. Biden's statement is questionable. The timeline reveals delays and potential political interference.

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

🧵@WaysandMeansGOP voted to release all these IRS whistleblower documents pursuant to its legal authority under 26 USC 6103. Some items to point your attention to regarding the investigation... https://waysandmeans.house.gov/event/meeting-on-documents-protected-under-internal-revenue-code-section-6103-2/

Meeting on Documents Protected Under Internal Revenue Code Section 6103 - House Committee on Ways and Means Meeting Information Wednesday, September 27, 2023 at 10:30 AM in Room 1100 of the Longworth House Office Building. Notice of Meeting   EXECUTIVE SESSION MATERIALS RELEASED:   Committee on Ways and Means Staff Report Joseph Ziegler’s Affidavit 1: Exhibit 1A: Summary of Evasion and False Return Allegations for 2014 and 2018. Exhibit 1B: Summary of […] waysandmeans.house.gov

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP ➡️The FBI Form 302 summarizing its March 28, 2019 interview with Gal Luft. https://gop-waysandmeans.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/T18-Exhibit-400-HWM-Gal-Luft-Interview-Requested-Redactions_Redacted.pdf

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@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP ➡️ A month before AUSA Wolf told investigators she thought they should give up on the search warrant for BlueStar Strategies, she told them during the drafting process that the proposed search warrant should have nothing in it about "Political Figure 1" (Pres. Biden).

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP ➡️ SSA Shapley previously described the FBI asking the prosecution team on 9/21/20 if they could cut the investigation down to just 5 interviews. SSA Shapley's memorandum of this call has now been released: https://gop-waysandmeans.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/T84-Shapley-3_Attachment-3_WMRedacted.pdf

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@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP ➡️ Before AUSA Wolf even received the October 23, 2020 briefing on the confidential human source FD-1023 (later released by Grassley), she had already pre-judged it. This info further undermines @RepRaskin's claim that the Biden bribery allegations were fully investigated.

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin Pittsburgh reportedly found this info was *not* disinformation. But no wonder that just 6 weeks later Wolf told investigators (who didn't know about the bribery allegations) they couldn't ask about Joe Biden because there was "no specific criminality to that line of questioning."

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin Critics will no doubt argue that AUSA Wolf being "ordered" by the Principal Deputy Attorney General to receive the briefing somehow shows the Barr DOJ interfering. But Wolf was Hunter Biden's firewall. (Here rejecting the request to search HB's residence despite probable cause.)

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin ➡️ Long before IRS SAC Waldon refused to answer Congress's questions about the storage unit that AUSA Wolf tipped HB's lawyers off about, Waldon's predecessor SAC was talking with IRS-CI leadership about his frustration with the Delaware USAO's not allowing that search warrant.

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin SSA Shapley's Significant Case Report to his chain of command for that month of Dec. 2020 contained the type of information US Atty Weiss was no doubt unhappy to later read, leading to his retaliation against SSA Shapley.

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin ➡️ IRS investigators learned in Sep. 2021 from @CNN that they had "an email from Hunter saying he expected all this 'stuff' to go away when his dad becomes President." https://gop-waysandmeans.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/T67-Exhibit-506-Plea-offer-Email-with-IRS-09.22.2021_WMRedacted.pdf

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@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin @CNN ➡️ SSA Shapley's May 2021 report highlighted that AUSA Wolf "did not want any of the agents to look into the allegation" regarding campaign finance violations. She "does not want to include their Public Integrity Unit because they would take authority away from her."

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin @CNN By 1/12/22, as the IRS charging recommendations were being finalized, SSA Shapley recorded that AUSA Wolf again said "she is not 'personally' interested in pursuing" the campaign finance case, and again indicated working with Public Integrity was just "more levels of approval."

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin @CNN ➡️ It's a big deal that U.S. Attorney Matt Graves declined to bring a case against HB after the WH announced on 3/31/22 Pres. Biden didn't think his son had done anything wrong. This statement from the WH added to an already clear conflict of interest. https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/03/31/press-briefing-by-director-of-communications-kate-bedingfield-and-nec-director-brian-deese/

Press Briefing by Director of Communications Kate Bedingfield and NEC Director Brian Deese | The White House James S. Brady Press Briefing Room 3:24 P.M. EDT MS. BEDINGFIELD:  Hello, everyone.   Good afternoon.  So, today we have a very special guest, a friend of the briefing room returning today.  You all know National Economic Council Director Brian Deese.  Brian is joining us to give some brief comments and answer some questions on the… whitehouse.gov

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin @CNN Graves should have recused himself as a presidential appointee. But the WH spokesperson's timing may have influenced Graves overruling his career First Assistant, who had told DOJ Tax Division they were optimistic about the case against HB and would assign an AUSA of their own.

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin @CNN I've already shared a 🧵 here on the chain of events the White House's 3/31/22 statement kicked off, particularly AG Garland being grilled by Senator Hagerty on 4/26/22: https://x.com/tristanleavitt/status/1703135027775881366?s=20.

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin @CNN ➡️ The timeline in Sep. 2022, when the HB case was presented in the Central District of California, is also illuminating. Recall SSA Shapley's testimony that prosecutors seemed to delay the California case until U.S. Attorney Martin Estrada (a Kamala Harris donor) was confirmed.

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin @CNN What has previously gone unnoticed is the timeline of public events in this period. On 9/18/22 Pres. Biden was interviewed on 60 Minutes and (incorrectly) said HB's troubles had caused no conflict for the government. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/president-joe-biden-60-minutes-interview-transcript-2022-09-18/

President Joe Biden: The 2022 60 Minutes Interview In a wide-ranging conversation with Scott Pelley, President Biden answers questions on Taiwan, inflation, the classified documents found in former President Trump's home and more. cbsnews.com

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP @RepRaskin @CNN Estrada was sworn in on 3/19/22--the day after Pres. Biden's 60 Minutes interview. That same day, 33 Republican Senators wrote to AG Garland asking that he give U.S. Attorney Weiss special counsel authorities to avoid political conflicts of interest. https://www.cornyn.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Hunter-Biden-Special-Counsel-Letter-FINAL-2.pdf

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@bennyjohnson - Benny Johnson

BIDEN: “I just look… I mean… *long pause*… I'll never forget… Well, I won't go into that —Anyway...”

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I believe it's important to stay true to our values.
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Speaker 0: I I just look. I mean, I'll never forget Well, I won't go into that. Anyway, I I I just think that, if we stay true to our values
Saved - December 24, 2023 at 7:08 PM
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There were concerns about the 2020 election, which I, as the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, investigated. The president has the right to challenge the results. Although I voted to certify the election, there were problems. It is concerning to see the justice system criminalize a president for questioning an election.

@LindseyGrahamSC - Lindsey Graham

There were numerous legal and factual concerns about the 2020 presidential election.   As the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, along with many others, I expressed concerns and investigated different allegations. The president has the right and duty, just like others involved in the process, to challenge the results. While I voted to certify the 2020 election, there were problems.   It is very unnerving to see the justice system try to criminalize a president for questioning and challenging an election.

Saved - February 9, 2024 at 9:36 AM
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Special Counsel Robert Hur's report reveals that Biden willfully retained classified documents at his home, risking national security. Despite evidence and recordings, Biden will not be charged. The report also highlights Biden's unlawful retention of classified notebooks and disclosure of classified information. Biden's excuse was deemed a criminal false statement, and recordings were deleted by his ghostwriter. Photographs of classified documents found in Biden's home are also included. Additionally, Biden's cognitive issues are exposed, but Hur declined to press charges due to potential jury concerns.

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

Special Counsel Robert Hur's report has been released. "Biden willfully retained" marked and unmarked classified documents at his home. This "risked serious damage to America's national security" Yet Biden will not be charged. Here are the highlights 🧵 https://t.co/1iS7pgEQx5

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

There are tapes: in 2017, Biden told a writer he "found all the classified stuff downstairs" at his Delaware home. These documents were later found by the FBI. Hur: this evidence shows "Biden willfully retained the marked classified documents about Afghanistan." https://t.co/3zbrUkuL99

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

There is also evidence that Biden: - Unlawfully retained classified notebooks post-Vice Presidency. - Disclosed classified info in his notebooks to his ghostwriter. https://t.co/N0bcZNUNnn

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

Biden's excuse to the Special Counsel amounts to a criminal false statement: Biden explained that when he described material in his notebooks as "classified" he did not actually mean "classified" The Special Counsel didn't buy it. https://t.co/Pq5BnM52Bo

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

Recordings from 2017 captured Biden giving his ghostwriter classified info multiple times. Biden was on record admitting the info "probably was classified." https://t.co/FIsCaYAOUX

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

Obstruction of Justice: Biden's ghostwriter "deleted digital audio recordings of his conversations with Mr. Biden" after he learned of Hur's appointment as Special Counsel. Hur declined to press charges.

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

Photographs of documents (many containing classified info) found in Biden's home: https://t.co/V6Jh2PogEz

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

Biden's serious cognitive issues are exposed - "He did not remember when he was vice president" He forgot "when his term began" "He did not remember, even within several years, when his son Beau died." https://t.co/a6l7xZ3PE1

@Techno_Fog - Techno Fog

Hur would decline to press charges against Biden for a number of reasons: A jury would not likely convict. Biden is too old to prosecute. A jury could believe he did not willfully retain the docs. A jury would see Biden "as an elderly man with a poor memory." https://t.co/4WrcpaVVmm

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@WarClandestine - Clandestine

The Democrats just told us for 4 years that Joe was not senile, and anyone who questioned his mental acuity was a Right-wing extremist. Now, the Special Counsel claim Joe was too old and senile to be charged with classified document crimes… 8 years ago. Joe is above the law. https://t.co/kizQY5jicl

Saved - February 8, 2024 at 10:48 PM
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The special counsel's report reveals damning language suggesting that Mr. Biden's lapses and failures in 2017 may be consistent with diminished faculties and faulty memory. As a result, it is concluded that there is no evidence to establish that Mr. Biden willfully disclosed national defense information. The implications of this raise concerns about his mental fitness.

@eyeslasho - i/o

There's still more damning language in the just-released special counsel's report: "Mr. Biden's apparent lapses and failures... in 2017 [italics mine] will likely appear consistent with... diminished faculties and faulty memory. Therefore, we conclude that the evidence does not establish that Mr. Biden willfully [italics mine] disclosed national defense information." Basically: We're not going to charge him with a crime because he was mentally unfit in 2017 to commit that crime. (Does anyone imagine that in the years since then his mental faculties have improved?) Holy smokes.

@eyeslasho - i/o

However, this same report noted that in interviews with Biden he could not remember the years in which his term as vice president ended or began, and had several other significant memory lapses, as well. Shockingly, the report was even more candid when describing how a jury would perceive and react to him: "A well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory... [it would be] difficult to convince a jury that they should convict him — by then a former president well into his eighties — of a serious felony that requires a mental state of willfulness."

Saved - February 8, 2024 at 10:05 PM
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The Special Counsel's claims about Biden's memory are concerning, but I won't vote for someone indicted for 91 felonies with opposing views. Biden has done well by surrounding himself with capable people, unlike Trump. I support Biden, but both parties should nominate younger candidates. Democrats should address Biden's age, just as Republicans should address Trump's alleged crimes and age.

@krassenstein - Brian Krassenstein

I'll say this loud and clear. The Special Counsel's claims about Biden's memory is concerning to me. While his lawyers argued over the wording that Hur used, it is disingenuous for any Democrat to pretend that the statements are not concerning. With that said, if you think that I'm going to vote for the man who is only 3 years younger, who has actually been indicted for 91 felonies and has the complete opposite views as I do, you are nuts. Biden has done a good job for the country because he has surrounded himself with great people. Trump didn't do the same. Even he admits that he hired bad people. I will vote for Biden even though I wish that both parties would start nominating and electing younger people who have more to lose if this country fails. Democrats should not feel shy speaking up about Biden's age, just as Republicans should not feel shy speaking up against Trump's alleged crimes and sexual assault, as well as his age.

Saved - February 8, 2024 at 11:45 PM
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Special Counsel's report accuses Biden of willfully retaining and disclosing classified materials, posing national security risks. Concerningly, it suggests Biden lacks the mental state for prosecution. The President's condition is worrisome.

@RepThomasMassie - Thomas Massie

Special Counsel just reported that Biden “willfully retained and disclosed classified materials” and engaged in practices that “present serious risks to national security.” Even more disturbing: Biden would lack a “mental state of willfulness” necessary to prosecute! https://t.co/v9fKoKH17I

@RepThomasMassie - Thomas Massie

The President of the United States is not well… https://t.co/47ZKE6T9JN

Saved - February 11, 2024 at 12:08 AM
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Joe Biden has been found to have unlawfully possessed classified files for at least 14 years, without disclosing them to authorities. Despite being aware of his wrongdoing in 2017, Biden did nothing until recently, when the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate Trump's files became imminent. Biden's false narratives about his son's death and the blame he placed on an innocent truck driver in a past tragedy reveal a pattern of manipulating family tragedies for his own purposes.

@VDHanson - Victor Davis Hanson

“Oh What a Tangled Web Biden Weaves, When He First Practices to Deceive” Joe Biden and his White House handlers continue to peddle misinformation if not lies about his removal of classified files. The worst is that Biden—supposedly so unlike Trump—came forward willingly as soon as he realized that he had unlawfully, but inadvertently, removed and possessed classified files. And thus he cooperated fully and promptly with federal authorities. The truth is far, far different. Biden removed files improperly both as a Senator and Vice President. He held some of them in his unlawful possession for perhaps at least 14 years without a word to authorities, dating back at least to his departure from the Senate on January 15, 2009 when he resigned to become Vice President—or if not longer over his some 36-year Senate career. In fact, in 2017 Biden was fully aware that he had wrongly removed these classified files. As Hur noted, there is a taped conversation on record between Biden and his ghostwriter to just that effect. Biden, at home in Virginia, was recorded as remarking, “I just found all the classified stuff downstairs”. And yet Biden apparently did nothing. He never came forward to any federal authorities for nearly the next five years. So given that knowledge, why did the attorneys belatedly disclose Biden’s possession of the files on November 2, 2022? Civic virtue? Altruism? Respect for the law? Hardly. Otherwise, Biden would have disclosed his unlawful possession at any time during either the intervening prior years when he was a private citizen or during the first 18 months of his presidency, when he knowingly still possessed classified files and still did nothing about it. In truth, Biden would likely never have come forward, save for one insurmountable problem: Merrick Garland had likely decided to appoint Jack Smith as a special prosecutor to investigate the Trump files that the FBI had swooped into Mar-a-Lago looking for 3 months earlier on August 8, 2022. In other words, knowing that Smith or a generic special counsel would very quickly be appointed (Smith was sworn in a little over two weeks later, on November 18, 2022), suddenly Biden and Co. preempted that announcement, in fear that Biden had done virtually the same thing as Trump—albeit without presidential declassification power and for at least 14 years in possession of classified files. Had the attorneys and Biden not come forward, Trump and others would have asked whether Biden had not also removed files. So to get out in front of the formal announcement of the Smith appointment, they preempted, misleadingly and disingenuously, preening that civic virtue had prompted Biden’s “voluntary” disclosures and “cooperation”. A final note: one of the more disturbing moments in Biden’s catastrophic press conference was his flare up at Hur’s revelation (“How dare he bring up that!”) that in formal interviews an enfeebled Biden had not remembered the general date of his son’s tragic death from a glioblastoma brain tumor on May 30th, 2015 at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington DC. Biden went on to vent at Hur. But Hur was simply documenting his analysis that Biden was severely cognitively impaired, and not as VP Kamala Harris claimed, gratuitously smearing Biden. But who exactly had serially lied about Beau Biden’s demise, by claiming that he had died while on duty in Iraq, serving in the Delaware National Guard as a Judge Advocate? Joe Biden. He has still a bad habit of directing attention away from grieving families of fallen soldiers, by claiming that he too experienced the same nightmare. Biden had been pilloried in the media to cease such false narratives about his son’s tragic premature death due to natural causes back in the United States, years after his deployment in Iraq. But to no avail, he continues spinning such myths as he did repeatedly as late as last year. Sadly, doctoring family tragedies for his own purposes is not new to Biden, as Jack Fowler noted in 2019. The tragic death in a December 1972 traffic accident of his first wife and daughter, and the injuries of his two sons, was raised for decades by Biden—but in a completely false context of blaming an innocent truck driver, Curtis Dunn for the death. Dunn was innocent of any culpability. No matter, Biden in his serial retelling for years repeatedly smeared Dunn as drunk driver (“an errant driver who stopped to drink”) who had killed his wife and daughter. Biden finally gave in to the repeated pleas for decades from the truck driver and after his death, his family. Or as a 2010 Mark Bowden Atlantic essay on Biden noted: “For many years, he described the driver of the truck that struck and killed his first wife and their daughter in December 1972 as drunk, which he apparently was not. The tale could hardly be more tragic; why add in a baseless charge? The family of the truck driver has labored to correct the record, but Biden made the reference to drunkenness as recently as 2007, needlessly resurrecting a false and painful accusation.”

Saved - February 17, 2024 at 12:53 PM

@IanSams46 - Ian Sams

The Special Counsel report was ~400 pages long, meandering and confusing. That led to a lot of misreporting on its conclusions, namely that it found POTUS “willfully retained” classified docs. That’s wrong. I sent a letter last night to the WH press corps explaining the facts: https://t.co/Dd4pI9abg6

Saved - February 20, 2024 at 4:47 AM
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I've known Joe Biden for 35 years and he has always shown his decency. He displayed a bust of my father in the Oval Office, showing his affection for my family. However, it seems that important decisions, like denying me Secret Service protection, are being made by anonymous individuals running our government.

@RobertKennedyJr - Robert F. Kennedy Jr

During the 35 years that I’ve known Joe Biden, he’s always demonstrated his core decency. He has shown his affection and esteem for my family by displaying a bust of my father in the Oval Office. I suspect that the White House decision to deny me Secret Service protection — and many other more important decisions — are being made, not by the President himself, but by the anonymous men in lanyards who now seem to be running our government.

Saved - February 27, 2024 at 3:39 PM
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Jack Smith's latest filing in the classified docs case highlights the discrepancies between Trump and Biden's handling of classified records. Biden had numerous locations where he stored classified records, including his house and the Penn Biden Center. He held top secret files on foreign adversaries and had a history of failing to return classified records. Additionally, he shared classified records with his ghostwriter, who then deleted recordings with Biden. There were also instances where Biden appeared to block an FBI search and did not want to hand over his notebooks containing classified papers and notes.

@julie_kelly2 - Julie Kelly 🇺🇸

NEW: Jack Smith's latest filing in classified docs case. Laughably insists Trump's case of retaining classified docs is way worse than Biden's--even tho Biden had a lot more classified records; stored them at numerous locations in accessible areas of his house and Penn Biden Center; held top secret files on foreign adversaries including Iraq, China, and Iran and files on Afghanistan war; had been admonished in 2010 about reckless handling of classified papers as VP; had a history of failing to return classified records; didn't begin a search for classified material in his possession until THE SAME DAY his DOJ issued a subpoena in May 2022 against Trump for more records; shared classified records with his ghostwriter who then DELETED RECORDINGS with Biden; appeared to block another FBI search at Delaware home btw Dec 2022 and Jan 2023; did not want to hand over his notebooks containing classified papers and notes. BUT OTHER THAN THAT...

@julie_kelly2 - Julie Kelly 🇺🇸

More here: https://www.declassified.live/p/why-joe-bidens-handling-of-classified

Why Joe Biden's Handling of Classified Records is Worse than Trump's Case The report by Special Counsel Robert Hur reveals shocking details about Biden's sloppy possession of top-secret documents, the destruction of evidence, and possible attempts to thwart investigators. declassified.live
Saved - December 21, 2024 at 11:36 PM
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I’m appalled by the actions of my government, the CIA, and NATO, which have endangered lives by overthrowing over 80 governments for corporate greed. The U.S. has never fought for anything but its own interests, exploiting resources like opium and gold while leaving military casualties behind. The narrative of a communist threat is a lie; figures like Lumumba and Allende were targeted for wanting sovereignty over their nations' resources. The real danger to our military comes from those who send them into harm’s way, not whistleblowers like Assange. The era of deceit from warmongers is over.

@ColonelTowner - ColonelTowner-Watkins

Oh my God. Are you serious right now? You know what endangered my life? My government, CIA and NATO overthrowing over 80 governments and then deploying me into harms way to get shot at so global companies could exploit other countries riches or harvest opium. Not one fucking time has the US engaged in a battle for anything other than greed. Period. There has never been a vital US interest in any country post WW2. There was opium in Vietnam, AFG, bananas in Honduras, Nicaragua, etc, there was gold in Haiti, Indonesia, Philippines etc. we left US military dead in every fucking country. There was never any communist threat. You lied about it all. You called Lumumba a communist bc he wanted to sell Congo’s uranium directly to the U.S. and the U.S. refused and killed him AFTER you called him a communist. ALLENDE wasn’t a communist either; he wanted Chile to own their own telephone company so CIA front ITT couldn’t spy on them via telephone or with CRYPTO AG. He wanted 50% of the profit on their copper. But nnnooo. ITT gets Nixon to send in the CIA and kills Allende and installs US’s School of Americas graduate Pinchot who precedes to murder 10’s of thousands of Chileans, who were not ok living under a fascist CIA installed killer. Shut the fuck up about Assange endangering our military lives the fucking war mongers in the Bush and Obama admin endangered them by sending them there in the first place and then promoting pussy ass generals who wouldn’t stand up to ROEs that murdered innocent civilians just like in Vietnam, Nicaragua, El Salvador etc. The days of you warmongering killers lying to us is over.

@Mike_Pence - Mike Pence

Julian Assange endangered the lives of our troops in a time of war and should have been prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The Biden administration’s plea deal with Assange is a miscarriage of justice and dishonors the service and sacrifice of the men and women of our Armed Forces and their families. There should be no plea deals to avoid prison for anyone that endangers the security of our military or the national security of the United States. Ever. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna158695

Julian Assange leaves jail on his way to enter plea deal with the U.S. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange plans to plead guilty in a deal with the United States, allowing him to go free years after publishing classified information obtained by Chelsea Manning. nbcnews.com
Saved - November 9, 2024 at 2:24 PM
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I recently shared insights on John Durham Jr.'s appointment as Chief of the Long Island Division, overseeing significant efforts against MS-13, including high-profile indictments. I discussed the arrest of a key MS-13 leader and the organization’s global operations. Additionally, I highlighted whistleblower evidence regarding the Clinton Foundation's alleged wrongdoing and connections to various political figures. The posts suggest a web of corruption involving high-ranking officials, with implications reaching back to significant historical events, including 9/11.

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

🚨 JOHN DURHAM JR – MS-13 RICO UPDATE 🚨 Looks like John Durham Jr. was quietly made the Chief of the Long Island Division of the Eastern District of New York, as well as Chief of the Long Island Division’s Criminal Section in 2024... [The Hillary Clinton Email investigation started in the EDNY and was moved to the SDNY – where John Durham Jr. clerked in 2001.] (this is where the Ericsson/Telcordia/FISA data center used to spy on Billions is conveniently located) As Chief of the Long Island Division, John oversees both the Criminal and Civil Division for the Long Island Office. This is the LARGEST ACTIVE multinational Federal Taskforce on the planet and was created in 2019 to target MS-13. John joined the Office in October 2005 and has served in the General Crimes and Long Island Criminal Sections. He has been appointed to several leadership positions in the Office and the Department of Justice, including Deputy Chief for the Long Island Criminal Section, the Office’s Capital Case Coordinator, the Attorney General’s Review Committee on Capital Cases and Chair of the MS-13 Subcommittee of the Attorney General’s Transnational Organized Crime Task Force. In August 2019, John was appointed to serve as the Director of Joint Task Force Vulcan (JTFV), a Department of Justice initiative to combat La Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13), where he spearheaded indictments against MS-13’s highest-ranking international leaders. Durham Jr. became Chief in 2024. During his time in the Office, John has investigated, prosecuted, and supervised a broad-range of federal offenses, including racketeering, murders, terrorism, civil rights, obstruction of justice, armed robberies, narcotics trafficking, money laundering, firearms and public corruption. Most significantly, he has directed the Office’s efforts to dismantle the operations of MS-13 in the EDNY, as well as nationally and internationally. In a series of EDNY indictments, he has led teams of AUSAs and investigators that have arrested and convicted hundreds of MS-13 leaders, members and associates, including charges related to more than 65 murders committed in this district between January 2008 and the present. As the Director of JTFV, John led a team of AUSAs and law enforcement officers from across the country, and secured significant indictments against MS-13’s command and control structure across the United States, Central America and Mexico, including the first use of national security charges against MS-13 leaders. In addition to his work combatting MS-13, John has prosecuted defendants who attempted to travel to Yemen for the purpose of joining al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and fighting jihad against United States allies, and members of numerous other violent criminal organizations, including the Bloods, 18th Street gang, Crips, Salvadorans With Pride and violent narcotics trafficking and robbery crews. Finally, in addition to his violent crime work, John has prosecuted several significant and sensitive public corruption and civil rights matters, including the former Chief of Department for the Suffolk County Police Department, the former Suffolk County District Attorney and former Chief of Investigations and Chief of the Government Corruption Bureau for the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office, a then-sitting Nassau County Legislator, a New York City Police Department sergeant and a Food and Drug Administration official. His mandate and authority is absolutely massive – he started prosecution against MS-13's corporate divisions in 2024... It should be a very interesting next couple of years... 💯

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

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@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

🚨 High-Ranking MS-13 Fugitive Arrested on Terrorism Indictment - Defendant Was Influential Member of the Ranfla Nacional, MS-13’s Board of Directors that Directed Transnational Criminal Operations dating to 2009... 👀 John J. Durham is now listed as Assistant US Attorney of the EDNY - where all MS-13 cases are interlinked and now suddenly being prosecuted. This case was brought by Joint Task Force Vulcan (JTFV), which was created to combat MS-13, led by Assistant United States Attorney John J. Durham of the EDNY As set forth in the indictment, which was returned on December 16, 2020 and unsealed on January 14, 2021, and related court filings, Canales-Rivera and his co-defendants are part of MS-13’s command and control structure, consisting of the Ranfla Nacional, Ranfla en Las Calles, and Ranfla en Los Penales. They play significant leadership roles in the organization’s operations in El Salvador, Mexico, the United States, and throughout the world. In total, 27 of the highest-ranking leaders of MS-13 have been charged in the Eastern District of New York in this indictment and the related indictment of United States v. Arevalo-Chavez, et al. As further alleged, in approximately 2002, Canales-Rivera, his co-defendants, and other MS-13 leaders began establishing a highly-organized, hierarchical command and control structure as a means to effectuate their decisions and enforce their orders, even while in prison. They directed acts of violence and murder in El Salvador, the United States, and elsewhere, established military-style training camps for its members and obtained military weapons such as rifles, handguns, grenades, improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and rocket launchers. Further, beginning in approximately 2012, Canales-Rivera and other members of the Ranfla Nacional negotiated with officials from the government of El Salvador (GOES) and obtaied benefits and concessions from the GOES. In order to extract those benefits and concessions from GOES, MS-13 engaged in public displays of violence to threaten and intimidate civilian populations, targeted GOES law enforcement and military officials, and manipulated the electoral process in El Salvador. Canales-Rivera played one of the most prominent roles in MS-13’s negotiations and agreements with the GOES. Additionally, as alleged, the Ranfla Nacional directed the expansion of MS-13 activities around the world, including the United States and Mexico, where several high-ranking leaders were sent to organize operations, make connections to obtain narcotics and firearms from Mexican drug cartels such as the Zetas, Gulf Cartel, Cártel de Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) and Sinaloa Cartel, and engage in human trafficking and smuggling. The Ranfla Nacional also directed MS-13’s large membership in the United States to engage in criminal activities, such as drug trafficking and extortion to raise money to support MS-13’s terrorist activities in El Salvador and elsewhere. Finally, the Ranfla Nacional and MS-13’s transnational leadership structure is alleged to have directed members in the United States to commit acts of violence, including murders, to further its goals and implemented rules that enabled MS-13 to entrench itself in parts of the United States, including within the EDNY where, under the defendants’ leadership and rules, MS-13 has committed numerous acts of violence—including murders, attempted murders, assaults, kidnappings, drug trafficking, extortion of individuals and businesses, obstructed justice and sent dues and the proceeds of criminal activity by wire transfer to MS-13 leaders in El Salvador. For example, this Office’s Long Island Criminal Division has prosecuted hundreds of MS-13 leaders, members, and associates for carrying out more than 65 murders in the Eastern District of New York between 2009 and the present. When the indictment was unsealed in January 2021, Canales-Rivera was in custody in El Salvador serving a prison sentence, and the United States lodged an INTERPOL Red Notice and submitted an extradition request for Canales-Rivera to the GOES.  However, in or about November 2021, Canales-Rivera was released from custody by the GOES and then unlawfully entered Guatemala. Canales-Rivera remained a fugitive until November 7, 2023, when he was apprehended by Mexican authorities. Considering this may be the head of the (MS-13) snake - what comes from this case should be extremely interesting to say the least... 💯

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

"Feds received whistleblower evidence in 2017 alleging Clinton Foundation wrongdoing"... the foundation and its projects reported collecting about $2.5 billion to help global crises, from AIDS to earthquakes, even as its own auditors, lawyers and employees privately warned of problems over the years. 6,000 pages of evidence attached to a whistleblower submission filed secretly more than a year ago with the IRS and FBI. That evidence was assembled by a private firm called MDA Analytics LLC, run by accomplished ex-federal criminal investigators, who alleged the Clinton Foundation engaged in illegal activities and may be liable for millions of dollars in delinquent taxes and penalties. In addition to the IRS, the firm’s partners have had contact with prosecutors in the main Justice Department in Washington and FBI agents in Little Rock, Ark. And last week, a federal prosecutor suddenly asked for documents from their private investigation. The 48-page submission, dated Aug. 11, 2017, supports its claims with 95 exhibits, including internal legal reviews that the foundation conducted on itself in 2008 and 2011. Those reviews flagged serious concerns about legal compliance, improper commingling of personal and charity business and “quid pro quo” promises made to donors while Hillary Clinton was secretary of State. https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/420131-feds-received-whistleblower-evidence-in-2017-alleging-clinton-foundation/

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

All connected through CIVIL and Criminal RICO cases…

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

🚨 PANIC IN DC 🚨 UraniumOne + the Clinton Foundation IRS case was a CIVIL TAX CASE overseen by Andrew Weissmann, Rod Rosenstein and James Comey+++ (Enron Taskforce + Chris Wray) They tried to frame Russia and created this entire CIRCUS to coverup for their crimes dating back to 9/11, JFK Assassination and all the way back to the Federal Reserve... Meaning the War on Terror was a complete FABRICATION from the VERY START. https://pfds.opensecrets.org/N00000019_2011.pdf

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

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@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

🚨 PANIC IN DC 🚨 The investigation into Ericsson includes oversight and control of the data that feeds into the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children which oversees and controls The CyberTipline. The CyberTipline is the central clearinghouse where ALL CHILD PORNOGRAPHY reported is/was processed & stored. THE ENTIRE ERICSSON ACQUISITION WAS ALWAYS A COVERUP - Obama moved American's data records on January 17th, 2014 - from the NSA to NeuStar as a Criminal Measure to continue the coverup and put John Podesta in charge of the Big Data Working Group. The decision to move the Data from a Domestic US Corporation to a [F]oreign Swedish Telecom Giant was made to ensure the CIA KEEPS ACCESS to the copies of FISA 702 data. Tom Wheeler of the FCC raised $700,000 for Obama's Presidential Campaigns and then Obama nominated him to Chair the FCC in 2013. He would go on to oversee the Local Number Portability Administrator Contract going up for bid where Neustar and Telcordia (Ericsson) were the only two bidders. All decisions were made KNOWINGLY and with prior knowledge... The corporate and political fallout from all of this will be ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE. From COVID to Election Interference, to September 11th, 2001 and back to the Telecommunications Act of 1996++ all a continued cover up from administration to administration! THIS IS THE BIGGEST POLITICAL SCANDAL & CORPORATE COVERUP IN WORLD HISTORY! FISA BRINGS DOWN THE HOUSE 💯💯💯 National Center for Missing and Exploited Children MOU: https://cryptome.org/mou-kidporn.pdf

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

9/11 — James Comey HSBC connections…

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

James Comey (SDNY) investigated the Clinton Foundation back in December of 2001 - we're all about to find out just how close to the September 11th, 2001 attack these people really were... Comey was a partner at McGuireWoods along with Mark Brzezinski. Mika's brother and Partner at McGuireWoods was nominated by Barack Obama to be ambassador to Sweden during the then ignored Iran sanctions that connect directly to the Clintons, their Foundation & Ericsson. Richard Cullen - Godfather to James Comey's daughter is Senior Partner at the firm and was hired by Mike Pence during the Russia probe. James Comey's daughter - Maureen Comey who defended Osama Bin Laden's spokesman was heading up the Violent and Organized Crime unit in the Southern District of New York (SDNY). She was one of the federal prosecutors leading the criminal case against Ms. Ghislaine Maxwell. https://vault.fbi.gov/william-j.-clinton-foundation https://abovethelaw.com/2017/06/guess-who-james-comeys-godchild-is/ https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2021/11/29/james-comeys-daughter-vs-bin-laden-aides-lawyer-legal-teams/

William J. Clinton Foundation This initial release consists of material from the FBI's files related to the William J. Clinton Foundation, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. The bulk of these records come from a 2001 FBI investigation into the pardon of Marc Rich (1934-2013), aka Marcell David Reich, by President Clinton in 2001; it was closed in 2005. The material is heavily redacted due to personal privacy protections and grand jury secrecy rules. vault.fbi.gov
Guess Who James Comey Picked As His Daughter's Godfather - Above the Law Things could get awkward. abovethelaw.com
James Comey's daughter vs Bin Laden aide's lawyer as legal teams line up in Maxwell trial The 32-year-old Maurene Comey is up against the 'super lawyer' Bobbi Sternheim telegraph.co.uk

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

"FBI Dir. Comey: Member, HSBC Board – Clinton Foundation and Drug Cartel Money Launderer" All the same law firms are linked to offshore Banking... https://geopolitics.co/2017/03/21/fbi-dir-james-comey-board-member-of-hsbc-clinton-foundation-drug-cartel-launderer/

FBI Dir. Comey: Member, HSBC Board – Clinton Foundation and Drug Cartel Money Launderer Beyond the Smoke & Mirrors geopolitics.co

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

Let’s investigate… Many are unaware that Comey’s served on the board of banking giant HSBC (‘international drug money clearing house’) before parachuting softly into the head of the FBI in 2013. That’s only the beginning… It appears that James Comey (who is actually a lawyer by trade) also has long history of cases ending favorable to Clintons, including the case of Sandy Berger, a former Clinton Administration aid. During the Berger probe, Comey said publicly that ‘we take issues of classified information very seriously’, all the while seeming to undermine the scope of the investigation – presumably to protect the Clintons: “In 2004, Comey, then serving as a deputy attorney general in the Justice Department, apparently limited the scope of the criminal investigation of Sandy Berger, which left out former Clinton administration officials who may have coordinated with Berger in his removal and destruction of classified records from the National Archives. The documents were relevant to accusations that the Clinton administration was negligent in the build-up to the 9/11 terrorist attack.” “Curiously, Berger, Lynch and Cheryl Mills all worked as partners in the Washington law firm Hogan & Hartson, which prepared tax returns for the Clintons and did patent work for a software firm that played a role in the private email server Hillary Clinton used when she was secretary of state.” “Hogan & Hartson in Virginia filed a patent trademark request on May 19, 2004, for Denver-based MX Logic Inc., the computer software firm that developed the email encryption system used to manage Clinton’s private email server beginning in July 2013. A tech expert has observed that employees of MX Logic could have had access to all the emails that went through her account. In 1999, President Bill Clinton nominated [Loretta] Lynch for the first of her two terms as U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of New York, a position she held until she joined Hogan & Hartson in March 2002 to become a partner in the firm’s Litigation Practice Group.”

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

Now you know why they're pressing for the "9/11 Terrorists" (48hr) to plead guilty in order to avoid life imprisonment... Or why the CEO of the Clinton Foundation quit to go to BARCLAYS... Why don't they want transparency or for the case to go to trial!? https://t.co/uOfOoOCaPs

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

🚨 "Telcordia Technologies, Inc. shall fully transition to NeuStar, Inc. its Pooling Administrator responsibilities for the 916 NPA, 323 NPA, and the 925 NPA pools on August 20, 2001." 🚨 Assigned Commissioner: LORETTA LYNCH 🪃 22 days before September 11th, 2001 🔥(1 of 4)👇🏽 https://t.co/nwwC5VVTmp

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

Tying it all together a bit more…

@Vltra_MK - Michael Rae Khoury

Let's talk about Hillary Clinton, Lafarge, ISIS, the law firm Paul | Weiss and Corporations paying "fines" for "Conspiring to Provide Material Support to Foreign Terrorist Organizations" ⚖️💥🎻 From 1985-1992, HRC made $31,000 per year as a board member of Lafarge Corporation 🧵 https://t.co/sAGodpNN5A

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Hillary Clinton's resignation from the Lafarge board, where she served since 1990, comes amid scrutiny over the company's practices. Lafarge, a French-owned cement plant in Alpena, Michigan, has faced allegations of environmental violations, including burning hazardous waste in its kilns. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources cited Lafarge for exceeding legal emissions limits, which the company disputes. Clinton's board membership raised concerns due to her husband's environmental stance, especially as Lafarge seeks to build a similar facility in New Braunfels, Texas, facing strong local opposition. Residents worry about potential pollution affecting their water supply. Lafarge insists it will not proceed with the Texas project until safety is assured. Meanwhile, the Alpena community expresses anxiety about the plant's impact on their environment and future.
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Speaker 0: Hillary Clinton's working relationship with a corporation called Lafarge is under scrutiny. Yesterday, she announced she was quitting its corporate board and 2 others. As CNN's Ed Garston reports, Lafarge has been accused of doing business in a dirty way. Speaker 1: The French owned Lafarge cement plant sits on the shore of Thunder Bay like a century guarding Alpena, Michigan. A century guarding the economy, the plant's 278 jobs, a constant when the tourist dollar wanders elsewhere. Speaker 2: We've seen those staffs all our life. I can remember it was kind of a friendly feeling just to see them here. And when people had to wash their cars twice a week because the cement dust was all over them, we just referred to it as pay dirt. Now it's a different ballgame. We're all very, very concerned. Speaker 1: Concerned about Lafarge's other business. In 1986, it bought Cistec, a hazardous waste disposal company. Now Lafarge accepts hazardous waste from around the country and burns it in the same kilns in which it dries cement. The company calls it recycling, using hazardous waste as a fuel for the cement works. Speaker 3: In order to conserve natural resources, we have found a source of waste materials that have energy value in them. And so we've done something that's very environmentally sound. Speaker 1: But last September, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources sent this letter to Lafarge, citing an emissions violation far above the legal limits. The company disputes the findings. Speaker 0: We're awaiting the results of dioxin and furan retesting conducted on April 8 through 11th of this Speaker 1: year. The reason for the retest is what Michigan environmental officials call unacceptable test methods. Speaker 4: Well, as a Vietnam veteran, being contaminated with dioxin is all Vietnam veterans. We're opposed to the dioxin that they're putting on the stacks. We're living examples of what dioxin does. We have a high cancer rate and we have high birth defects. Speaker 5: The minute the DNR leaves, they go back to the sloppy business of making cement, which translates into day to day excess emissions. And, it's distributed not only into the cement, but the cement killed us, but it goes out the stack. Speaker 1: Until Monday, Hillary Clinton sat on Lafarge's board of directors. She had been a member since 1990, collecting a $31,000 annual salary. But on Monday, she resigned from her seat on 3 boards, including Lafarge saying in a written statement that her full time involvement in her husband's campaign kept her from fulfilling her duties as a director. Hillary Clinton refused to request by CNN to discuss her presence on the Lafarge board. But SysTec president Michael Bolchunas said she was chosen because of her legal talents. Speaker 3: We have no facilities in Arkansas, and we have no, intent to to build any facility there. Speaker 1: Missus Clinton's presence on the board of Lafarge was a potential campaign issue given her husband's stance as an environmentalist. Point not lost on Alpena's residence. I'm a democrat and I'm Speaker 5: sure Hillary Clinton, knows about Lafarge but probably knows who Alpena is on a map maybe. This would be a good area for her to get involved with if she's concerned about environment as governor Clinton claims to be. Speaker 1: And now Lafarge wants to build a similar facility in New Brownfields, Texas. It's a project generating widespread opposition including opposition from Clinton's own Texas campaign manager. In a recent referendum, 82% of the voters were opposed to that idea. So is Texas governor Anne Richards. Now Lafarge is suing to set up shop in New Braunfels. Local officials are concerned about the potential pollution in an underground river. Speaker 3: That, water source becomes polluted through air emissions that leach into the into the system. We stand to, pollute the water supply supply of millions of people. We've made a commitment to the people of of New Braunfels that we will not proceed until everything is is proved safe. Speaker 1: But back in Alpena, the cement works that has held this town together since 1908 may just pave the way for residents to be the path out of town. Speaker 5: A lot of clean safe environment, I think you're gonna see a Speaker 1: lot of residents leave. Ed Garston, CNN, Alpena, Michigan. Speaker 4: Catherine and I will be right back.
Saved - December 9, 2024 at 5:33 AM
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The FBI and Department of Justice are refusing to provide Congress with details about the shooter involved in the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, claiming it's an ongoing criminal investigation. Rep. Jason Crow, part of the task force investigating the incident, finds this response unacceptable. He emphasizes that Congress routinely accesses sensitive information and argues that there should be a way to securely brief them on this matter. Crow is committed to pursuing answers and believes the FBI and DOJ cannot simply stonewall their efforts.

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

The FBI and Department of Justice are refusing to hand over details on the Donald Trump attempted assassination shooter to Congress Says they’re being stonewalled and they are INTENTIONALLY withholding evidence from the Intelligence Committee “We submitted numerous requests to the Department of Justice and FBI. Their response is, Their response is, this is an ongoing criminal investigation, we can't give that information to congress” “That, in my view, is an unacceptable position” Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO), a leader of the task force investigating the Trump assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania says “I sit on the intelligence committee. I've sat on the armed services committee, and congress all the time gets access to our nation's most sensitive secrets, ongoing operations, intelligence operations, military operations. You can't tell me that there isn't a way to put us into a secure facility and get us information about an ongoing criminal investigation when I regularly am receiving briefs on what our our spies and our military special operators are doing regularly around the world.” — “So none of this stands to reason, and we have dedicated ourselves to continue to get those answers. And if the FBI and DOJ thinks that they can wait us out and stonewall us, they are wrong”

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Why did the shooter act? Was he alone or connected to others? What motivated him? We sought answers from the DOJ and FBI, but they claim it's an ongoing investigation and can't share information with Congress. This is unacceptable. As a member of the intelligence and armed services committees, I regularly access sensitive information, so it's hard to believe we can't get updates on this investigation. I don't know if they're intentionally withholding information, but stonewalling is common in oversight. Misinformation thrives in the absence of clarity, and our goal is to provide transparency and counter conspiracy theories surrounding these events. So far, I have seen no evidence linking state actors to these assassination attempts.
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Speaker 0: Why did the shooter do this? What drove him to do it? Was he a lone wolf shooter? Did he have associates or affiliates? What was his motivation? How was he radicalized? We endeavored to get answers to those questions. We submitted numerous requests to the Department of Justice and FBI. Their response is, this is an ongoing criminal investigation, and we can't give that information to congress. That, in my view, is an unacceptable position, and here's why. Speaker 1: For both Butler and Mar a Lago, that was the answer. Speaker 0: That that's right. And and here's why that's unacceptable. I sit on the intelligence committee. I've sat on the armed services committee, and congress all the time gets access to our nation's most sensitive secrets, ongoing operations, intelligence operations, military operations. You can't tell me that there isn't a way to put us into a secure facility and get us information about an ongoing criminal investigation when I regularly am receiving briefs on what our our spies and our military special operators are doing regularly around the world. So none of this stands to reason, and we have dedicated ourselves to continue to get those answers. And if the FBI and DOJ thinks that they can wait us out and stonewall us, they are wrong. Speaker 1: You think they're intentionally withholding information? Speaker 0: I don't know what their intention is. I mean, I'm not a mind reader, but, you know, I've been around Congress long enough to know what what what What do you do when when you get stonewalled? I mean, listen. This is this is not, uncommon No. When you're dealing with agencies and departments. It's it's a pretty regular method, and it's it's something that, you know, we encounter all the time in our oversight responsibilities. Speaker 1: So we don't know or tell me if perhaps you need answers. Was there a foreign nexus? Do we know? Yes or no? Speaker 0: Americans are deluged with misinformation and disinformation that that's coming from a variety of sources. And conspiracy theories sometimes take root when there's a lack of information or there's conflicting information. So our job is to try to get information out there, to be transparent, to be accessible, to tell the real story. Mhmm. And and and that's why this is important. This element of that story important because there's a lot of conspiracies around Absolutely. These shootings. Right? And we take that seriously. We wanna we wanna, you know, rebuff those. But, you know, in this case, when I sit sit on a lot of other committees with access to information, I have seen no evidence that a state actor and adversary was responsible for either of these attempted assassination attempts. I have seen no evidence.
Saved - March 17, 2025 at 12:59 PM
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I explained in my report and during my live testimony that I chose not to prosecute Joe Biden for mishandling classified materials because I didn't believe a jury would convict him, considering his age and memory issues. The more significant issue is the challenge of prosecuting a sitting president, which we discussed during the Mueller investigation. Instead of stating that I couldn't proceed due to Biden's position, I focused on the belief that a jury wouldn't convict someone perceived as a nice, confused old man, despite clear evidence of his wrongdoing.

@drawandstrike - Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit

Hur explained very patiently in his report - and then again during his live testimony - that the reason he decided NOT to prosecute Joe Biden for illegally taking classified materials without authorization and keeping them for many years and showing them unauthorized persons was... ...and this is on the record... ...he didn't think a jury would convict this nice old man with memory issues of the federal charges. Of course, the major issue at the time for me was the fact that it's impossible for an employee of the Executive Branch to prosecute the Chief Executive of the Executive Branch, something we hashed out extensively during the Mueller Special Counsel unpleasantness from 2017-2019. Nevertheless, instead of just clearly stating he couldn't proceed with a prosecution of Biden for stealing/displaying the classified materials because Biden WAS THE PRESIDENT in office, Hur explained he chose not to prosecute a clearly guilty defendant because he didn't think a jury would convict a nice old confused man with cognitive issues, even IF the evidence decisively showed he committed the charged crimes. And the evidence did, in fact, clearly show Biden committed an entire series of federal offenses. Good thing his cognitive issues saved him, right?

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Saved - March 17, 2025 at 12:53 PM
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I’ve noticed many initially dismissed the Robert Hur Special Counsel investigation, but it revealed significant concerns about President Biden's cognitive issues. Hur's final report cited these memory problems as a reason for not prosecuting Biden over classified documents, which upset Rep. Adam Schiff. Schiff's frustration stemmed from Hur making Biden's cognitive decline public, contrary to expectations. I always sensed Biden's cognitive struggles, and after the 2024 debate, the narrative shifted, leading to Biden's withdrawal and Kamala Harris's candidacy, which ultimately failed against Trump.

@drawandstrike - Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit

I understand a lot of people thought the entire Robert Hur Special Counsel investigation was a big fat nothingburger. Only now are they starting to realize what it means for a Special Counsel appointed by Biden's very own DOJ under Merrick Garland to have discovered the sitting President had...shall we say....COGNITIVE ISSUES. What I found **exceedingly curious** was WHY somebody wanted to get it into the OFFICIAL FEDERAL RECORD that a DOJ-appointed Special Prosecutor found that President Joe Biden was having...uh...PRONOUNCED MEMORY ISSUES during interviews with his investigators. The MOST I'd expected out of the Hur investigation was the admission that...yes... 1. Biden took a whole bunch of classified documents home with him that he had no authorization to take. Federal crime #1. 2. Biden **displayed** and discussed these classified materials with people not authorized to see/know about them. Federal crime #2. 3. BUT because BIDEN WAS PRESIDENT, Hur's hands were tied and he wasn't allowed to prosecute a case against his own boss, the Chief Executive. That's as FAR as I expected Hur to go. An admission that he couldn't prosecute because a LEO officer of the Executive Branch is not allowed to prosecute his own boss. Any more than a JAG officer could court-martial his own Commander-in-Chief. BUT...as it so happened, Hur threw me and everybody else a huge unexpected CURVE BALL in his final report. Hur gave a DIFFERENT EXPLANATION as to WHY he declined to prosecute Biden for the very serious federal offenses he had obviously committed with these classified documents. In his final report, Hur has an entire section devoted to laying out Biden's memory issues, his cognitive difficulties and how this affected his decision not to prosecute Biden. This explanation for his decision not to prosecute Biden so upset Rep. Adam Schiff that Schiff dressed Hur down AT LENGTH during Hur's testimony to the House Committee. Watch: https://youtu.be/Sg7ReCWasH0?si=gAVLUUobUg6mRpIN… Schiff was especially upset that Hur was officially opening up the door to Biden having pronounced issues with cognition/memory during his presidency.

@drawandstrike - Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit

Schiff, a central figure in the US Congress involved in the cover up conspiracy to hide Biden's cognitive decline from the public for 3 1/2 years [until an EXTREMELY UNFORTUNATE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE OCCURRED between Trump and Biden] was extremely UNHAPPY that Hur was opening up this door 2 years ago. On the record. In an official report. Over a year before that embarrassing debate happened that led to Biden being forced to drop out of the race.

@drawandstrike - Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit

Notice what Schiff keeps RETURNING TO as he browbeats Hur for including this section in his PUBLIC report: YOU COULD HAVE KEPT THIS PRIVATE. YOU COULD HAVE TOLD ONLY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. BUT YOU INSISTED ON MAKING THESE COMMENTS ABOUT BIDEN'S MEMORY PUBLIC! https://t.co/BrBwu9nPrT

@drawandstrike - Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit

I don't really know what some people out there THOUGHT was going to happen. I knew what was going to happen since it was obvious to me from watching Biden even during the 2020 election cycle he was already having cognitive issues. The only REAL suspense after they stole 2020 for him was: how LONG were they going to able to successfully keep the FAKE NARRATIVE GOING that "Biden is fine, it's just your imagination!"? Turns out they managed to keep the Fake Narrative 'Biden is Fine!' in place for almost 3 1/2 years, until the Trump/Biden presidential debate occurred on June 27, 2024. After that dismal Biden performance, top Democrats who'd participated in that 3 1/2 year cover up quickly forced Biden out of the race to replace him with Kamala Harris. Harris was then defeated handily by Donald J. Trump, who is now commenting daily on the growing 'autopen' scandal and last night Trump directly advanced the claim that both the autopen issue and Biden's cognitive issue during his last year in office directly call into question the validity of the pardon's issued during the last days of Biden's term. If you didn't see this coming, why, you just haven't paying attention, have you?

@drawandstrike - Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit

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Saved - August 10, 2025 at 3:54 PM
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I believe they re-classified a document that Pres Trump declassified to cover their crimes, raided his home to hide those documents until 2091, and then accused him of mishandling classified information. This document is crucial as it reveals the FBI's investigation into senior Trump advisors based on falsehoods.

@RealSLokhova - Svetlana Lokhova

So they 1) re-classified the document Pres Trump declassified to show evidence of their crimes, 2) raided his house to steal and hide those documents until 2091, 3) accused him of holding/passing classified documents. The document is the most important one according to reporters because it shows they opened FBI counter-intelligence investigation of the most senior Trump advisors based on what they knew were lies, and they continued to use the informer anyway to lie about others.

@RealSLokhova - Svetlana Lokhova

Look at the stamp on the document on the left. Top left corner. Biden’s FBI reclassified it until 2091 on May 25, 2022, about 2 months before the Raid. On the right it’s exactly the same document not classified. The FBI meeting with Halper to start the investigation on Gen Flynn. https://t.co/8OYdiGjZJB

@RealSLokhova - Svetlana Lokhova

No, people don’t realise this. I didn’t originally realise it myself! I later found the document about me—where FBI “informer” Halper deliberately gave false testimony that Gen Flynn and I had an affair and that I am a Russian spy, on the FBI vault completely blanked out, https://t.co/Wx1GBaEHpJ

Saved - September 27, 2023 at 7:22 PM

@tristanleavitt - Tristan Leavitt

@WaysandMeansGOP voted to release all these IRS whistleblower documents pursuant to its legal authority under 26 USC 6103. Some items to point your attention to regarding the investigation...

Meeting on Documents Protected Under Internal Revenue Code Section 6103 - House Committee on Ways and Means Meeting Information Wednesday, September 27, 2023 at 10:30 AM in Room 1100 of the Longworth House Office Building. Notice of Meeting   EXECUTIVE SESSION MATERIALS RELEASED:   Committee on Ways and Means Staff Report Joseph Ziegler’s Affidavit 1: Exhibit 1A: Summary of Evasion and False Return Allegations for 2014 and 2018. Exhibit 1B: Summary of […] waysandmeans.house.gov
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