Fraud Upon the FISA Court Confirmed

[Swordsmyth]

General Flynn has a real fighter in his attorney Sidney Powell and she is rightfully demanding the Mueller gang be held in contempt. Powell is right no matter what the far left New York Times‘ ‘Russia Collusion’ reporters say.

General Flynn’s attorney Sidney Powell filed a BOMBSHELL motion in his case on Friday night per investigative reporter Will Chamberlain from Human Events. The Deep State Mueller gang are finally being outed for the crooks that they are and the crimes they committed by Flynn’s attorney Sidney Powell:

First, some basic background: "Brady violations" are when prosecutors fail to disclose evidence that could be favorable to the defense.
This is indispensable to due process, for pretty obvious reasons: if prosecutors can hide evidence they can get unjust convictions/pleas. pic.twitter.com/15o4Ts1Zuc
— Will Chamberlain (@willchamberlain) September 1, 2019

Mueller’s goons withheld Brady material which is not shock since they did the same back in the 2000’s in their Enron related cases as noted in Powell’s “License to Lie“.
Powell argues that the Deep State Mueller gang led by the most corrupt DOJ attorney in US history, Andrew Weissmann, withheld information pertinent to their case:

Powell makes a SHOCKING accusation: that prosecutors Brandon Van Grack and Zainab Ahmad, under the direction of Andrew Weissmann,
"affirmatively suppressed evidence that destroyed the credibility of their primary witness [and] impugned their entire case against @GenFlynn." pic.twitter.com/FI2o3Hz3bJ
— Will Chamberlain (@willchamberlain) September 1, 2019

The Mueller – Weissmann gang tried to slip in some documents in some late reporting that were very important to the case and yet they claimed they were no big deal:

Note – it's pretty much impossible for outside observers to determine who's right in this case – yet.@SidneyPowell1 filed an accompanying motion under seal, laying out the specific Brady violations, because the relevant evidence was produced under a protective order. pic.twitter.com/oznFQ1l208
— Will Chamberlain (@willchamberlain) September 1, 2019

More at: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...cked-off-case/

[Swordsmyth]

Former FBI employees Lisa Page and Peter Strzok, the once romantically-linked duo infamous for their anti-Trump text messages, conducted the initial agency review of disgraced ex-FBI chief James Comey’s memos to determine whether the documents contained any potentially classified information.

Working on the initial classification review with Page and Strzok was another member of Comey’s inner circle, James A. Baker, the former FBI general counsel.
Those details were contained inside the report released last Thursday by the Justice Department’s inspector-general.
The IG report related that Strzok characterized himself, Page, Baker, and the Unit Chief of the FBI’s Counterintelligence Law Unit in the FBI’s Office of General Counsel as a “logical subset to sit and go through” Comey’s memos memorializing his conversations with Trump to determine classification.
Strzok told the FBI that it made sense that this team conducted the initial classification review because the members had a lot of “history and experience of working investigations relating to … the disclosure of classified information,” including the FBI’s Clinton email investigation.
That would be the same Clinton email investigation that became the subject of a separate 500-plus page IG report in June 2018 that was highly critical of actions taken by Comey and his team.
The IG report described an extraordinary system of communication set up between Page and former deputy director Andrew McCabe that bypassed the ordinary chain of command to communicate important information about the agency’s probe of Clinton’s email server. The method of communication involved Strzok, who was romantically involved with Page, sending information on the Clinton probe to McCabe through Page, the previous IG report found.
Meanwhile, the IG’s latest report released last Thursday documented that Page, Baker, Strzok and an unnamed legal Unit Chief conducted the first stage of the classification review for Comey’s memos. The final determination was made by Bill Priestap, then the chief of the FBI’s counterintelligence division following the legal review conducted by Page, Baker and Strzok. Priestap was also involved in the FBI’s Clinton email investigation.
Baker, Page, Strzok and Priestap were also among the small group of people who received Comey’s memos after Comey had written them and before he was fired as FBI director, the IG report relates.
The report states:

McCabe told the OIG that he believed Comey was trying to limit knowledge about Comey’s communications with Trump to a very, very small group” of close advisors. McCabe said he thought Comey “didn’t want these [Memos] floating around and…widely distributed.”
McCabe’s Special Counsel Lisa Page told the OIG that she thought Comey’s “objective in keeping the [number of] people exposed to [the Memos] incredibly small was an effort to insulate the core team, who was doing the Russian investigation,…from knowing any of this, so that it didn’t, ultimately, impact…their investigative steps….”

Baker explained to the IG how their review of Comey’s memos differed from the normal classification process:

Baker and the Unit Chief told the OIG that their classification review for the Memos differed from the FBI’s normal process, which usually involves sending documents out to the agency whose equities are at issue for their classification determination. One of the Unit Chief’s subordinates, an Assistant General Counsel in the Counterintelligence Law Branch who participated in the classification review for Memo 2, told the OIG that “[g]iven the urgency of how quick they were looking at doing the … classification review” the Memos were not referred for State Department input. Instead, where the equities at issue belonged to the State Department, the FBI personnel involved in the classification review told us that they relied on their experiences in the Clinton email case and their familiarity with what the State Department classified in her emails, and used that to determine whether specific statements by the President about foreign leaders were classified.

The IG report further reveals the process taken during the initial review in which meetings were held and sections of Comey’s memos were debated, yet not a single one of the participants kept notes documenting the classification process.

More at: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2...-comeys-memos/

[Swordsmyth]

President Trump tweets about the importance of the DOJ declassifying the material that will show just how horridly corrupt the DOJ and FBI was. Trump wants transparency:

Former FBI Director James Comey tweets a response to Christopher Wray, David Bowditch and Dana Boente telling them to keep up the fight, and “stay true”:


https://theconservativetreehouse.com...-it-stay-true/

[Swordsmyth]

Trump Attorney Jay Sekulow posted a tweet on Monday alleging fired FBI Director James Comey may have colluded with the Clinton lawyers to circumvent federal law.

Did Comey's FBI collude with Clinton's lawyers to circumvent federal law? We have the documents that tell the story. https://t.co/2cR4K08dgY
— Jay Sekulow (@JaySekulow) September 3, 2019

Jay Sekulow alleges the FBI may have been colluding with Hillary Clinton’s lawyers.

Sekulow also reported on the second FBI operative Jordan Rae Kelly who replaced Comey spy Anthony Ferrante who was placed into White House to spy for the FBI against the Trump administration.

FBI oprerative Jordan Rae Kelly took over for Ferrante and gave him access inside the Trump White House after he left government to work for Buzzfeed.

Via the ACLJ report:

What’s also disturbing is that, according to that same report: “Between the election and April 2017, when Ferrante finally left the White House, the Trump NSC division supervisor was not allowed to get rid of Ferrante.” In other words, Comey tried to ensure that the White House had no authority to remove Ferrante. Somehow the director of the FBI superseded the authority of the President of the United States, implanting an unremovable agent.
To make matters worse, the reports indicate that “Ferrante was replaced in the White House by another FBI official, Jordan Rae Kelly, who signed security logs for Ferrante to enter the White House while he was contracted by BuzzFeed. Kelly left the White House last year and also joined FTI Consulting” – the same firm Ferrante works for.
This is too big to be ignored. James Comey is in big trouble. This behavior cannot be allowed in a constitutional republic. We need to get to the bottom of this, but we don’t know what information this spy was passing along.
The American people deserve to know the truth. And today we’re taking legal action to find out. We’ve just submitted FOIA requests to the FBI and the DOJ demanding allrecords, including emails, memorandums, briefs, electronic messages, etc., pertaining to this spy Ferrante’s time within the White House and beyond. Specifically, we are requesting records and emails between or about Comey and Ferrante and others. We are also demanding records related to this spying effort and what we call Comey’s circle of corruption. These are Comey’s closest advisors including: FBI General Counsel James Baker; Deputy Director/Acting Director Andrew McCabe; Deputy Assistant Director of Counterintelligence Peter Strzok, McCabe’s Deputy Counsel, Lisa Page; and Comey’s Chief of Staff, James Rybicki, David Bowdich (Director’s Office – DO), Michael Steinbach (Director’s Office – DO), Trisha Anderson (OGC), E.W. Bill Priestap (Counterintelligence Division – CD), and Jonathan Moffa (Counterintelligence Division – CD). Finally, we are requesting “All of James Comey’s emails from April 1, 2016, to May 31, 2017.”
We will find out exactly what Comey was up to and bring it to light.

Jordan Rae Kelly currently works for FTI Consulting with Anthony Ferrante.


https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...ureau-in-2017/

[Swordsmyth]

It didn’t take long for a jury to dispense with one of the few cases from the special counsel investigation into Russiagate to make it to trial. A few minutes ago, the jurors acquitted Greg Craig of violations of the Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA) and allegations that he deliberately misled investigators:

Former Obama White House counsel Gregory Craig was acquitted Wednesday of giving false information to federal authorities about his work on behalf of the Ukrainian government amid a new crackdown on illicit foreign influence.
The case against Craig, a high-powered Washington lawyer, was one of a handful of investigations that grew out of special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Craig was acquitted after more than two weeks of testimony followed by less than five hours of deliberation. Craig faced trial in federal court for falsifying and concealing information about his work for the government of former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych. Americans who work on behalf of foreign governments within the United States are required to register with the Justice Department.

It looked like Mueller and the Department of Justice had a case against Craig, at least on paper. Craig and his firm Skadden Arps worked with the Russia-friendly government in Ukraine at the time, as did Paul Manafort and Rick Gates. They hired Craig and his law firm to conduct a “review” of the trial of Yulia Tymoshenko to push back against the commonly held perception that it was a political hit job. The report noted that Tymoshenko’s rights had been violated but that the evidence supported a conviction anyway, and Craig later leaked the report to the New York Times.


The purpose of that leak was one of the key points of Craig’s trial. Prosecutors argued that he leaked it to the Times to promote the Viktor Yanukovych government’s propaganda against Tymoshenko, and therefore acted illegally as a foreign agent. Prosecutors also alleged that Craig concealed the fact that his efforts were funded by Russia-friendly oligarch and Yanukovych crony Viktor Pinchuk, who gave $4 million to Skadden Arps. (Skadden Arps settled its case for $4.6 million.) However, Craig argued that he leaked it to make sure the derogatory information about the Yanokovych government got out:

Craig has insisted that he never lied to or sought to mislead the government and that he genuinely did not believe he needed to register as a foreign agent. The argument is based in part on what Craig contended was an acrimonious and distrustful relationship with Manafort and with a firm Ukraine hired to publicize the report, FTI Consulting.
Craig’s defense alleged that the relationship grew so strained that in dealing with Sanger and other journalists, he was trying to counteract or preempt an aggressive spin job Manafort was overseeing to make the report sound like a ringing endorsement of the controversial prosecution of Tymoshenko.

Looks like the jury bought Craig’s explanation — or at least thought it was one reasonable explanation. It’s unclear why prosecutors thought it wouldn’t be.
That makes Mueller/DoJ 2-1 on FARA trials out of the Russiagate probe, but one of the wins comes with an asterisk. The DoJ had a premade case on Manafort long before the 2016 election, which Mueller revived in order to pressure Manafort and Gates into flipping on Donald Trump. It turned out that they didn’t have any dirt to dish, but Mueller’s team still scored easy wins on the case. They also convicted Bijan Rafekian in July, a former partner of Michael Flynn, who is presently appealing the verdict.
The Washington Post’s Spencer Hsu writes that this might force Congress to revamp FARA:

The acquittal marks a high-profile setback for a Justice Department crackdown on foreign lobbying in the United States, exposing flaws in a difficult prosecution that was handed off among several offices before Craig’s April indictment. Before the trial began, a judge dismissed a count against Craig directly involving the registration requirements, saying the rules seemed vague as applied to Craig’s circumstances.
The verdict is likely to stir debate over whether to clarify or strengthen provisions of the Foreign Agents Registration Act, which requires Americans paid by foreign governments or politicians to influence U.S. policy or opinion to register with the Justice Department.

Maybe, but perhaps a big part of this was the fact that the DoJ has only recently taken this 80-year-old law seriously. It’s tough to expect juries to do the same, especially in an instance where there’s no other apparent fraud alleged.

More at: https://hotair.com/archives/ed-morri...ra-case-craig/

[devil21]

Another page of fraud!





ahem

Just-us will be served. Some animals are more equal.

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Oannes

[Brian4Liberty]

Another page of fraud!

ahem

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Oannes

Oannes, in Mesopotamian mythology, an amphibious being who taught mankind wisdom.

You think you the acronym for One America News Network was intentional? Certainly possible.

If so, just a clever way to say they are bringing wisdom, or a secret message to people practicing an ancient Babylonian religion?

[devil21]

You think you the acronym for One America News Network was intentional? Certainly possible.

Absolutely intentional.

If so, just a clever way to say they are bringing wisdom, or a secret message to people practicing an ancient Babylonian religion?

A secret message of "wink and nod". Wisdom, in this context, means knowing more than the stupid sheep that believe the soap operas and how to direct them using media.

[Swordsmyth]

You think you the acronym for One America News Network was intentional? Certainly possible.

If so, just a clever way to say they are bringing wisdom, or a secret message to people practicing an ancient Babylonian religion?

You can't trust or be certain of anyone, it could be the innocent interpretation or the darker one.

You have to filter everything for yourself.

[Swordsmyth]

FBI Never Searched Pervert Weiner’s Laptop Until After the 2016 Election – Weiner’s iPad and iPhone Are Now Missing!

[Swordsmyth]

Fusion GPS Bank Records Show Payments From Clinton Campaign & DNC

[Swordsmyth]

A bombshell revelation was barely noticed at National Security Advisor Michael Flynn’s hearing Tuesday, when his counsel revealed in court the existence of a Justice Department memo from Jan. 30, 2017 exonerating Flynn of any collusion with Russia.

The memo, which has still not been made available to Flynn’s attorney Sidney Powell, is part of a litany of Brady material she is demanding from prosecutors. The memo is currently under protective order and Powell is working with prosecutors to get it disclosed, SaraACarter.com has learned.
U.S. District Court Judge Emmet G. Sullivan presided over the hearing Tuesday and set a tentative Dec. 18 sentencing date. He told the prosecution and defense that the sentencing date could be moved depending on the outcome of requests for Brady material requested by Powell and how the case will unfold in the upcoming months. Sullivan also noted during the hearing that the Brady order takes precedence over the plea agreement.
Powell will likely seek to have case dismissed for ‘egregious’ prosecutorial misconduct and withholding of exculpatory material.


Comey’s Memos Vs DOJ Jan. 2017 Flynn Memo

Comey said in one of his most significant memos chronicling his Feb. 14, 2017 meeting at the Oval Office with Trump, which was the day after Trump had fired Flynn, that Trump asked everyone but Comey to leave the room, and told him he wanted to “talk about Mike Flynn.” Flynn was fired at the time over controversy that arose from a classified information leaked to the Washington Post regarding his conversations by phone in December, 2016 with former Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak. The story stated that Flynn had discussed the sanctions with Kislyak. However, Comey later admitted that the FBI agents he sent to interview Flynn didn’t believe he was lying about his conversation with the former ambassador.
According to Comey’s memo Trump said:

“I hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting Flynn go. He is a good guy. I hope you can let this go.”

Comey suggested that Trump’s request was inappropriate, accusing him of obstructing justice by asking him to drop Flynn’s case. He used this as a pretense to leak his memos and put the nation through more than two years of Robert Mueller’s Special Counsel, which in the end found no evidence of a conspiracy with Russia. As for obstruction, Attorney General William Barr and then Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein concluded that there was no obstruction based on the evidence gathered by Mueller’s team.
However, if Comey would have advised Trump of the Jan. 30 memo it would have cleared up any unfounded lies that Flynn had in any way colluded or conspired with Russia.
If and when this memo is made public, the ongoing narrative continuing to be pushed by those former Obama officials, as well as, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff who continues to push for hearings on obstruction will be squashed.
It looks like Comey, who would have been fully aware of this memo, has a lot of explaining to do.


More at: https://www.zerohedge.com/political/...during-hearing

[Swordsmyth]

U.S. Attorney Jessie Liu has recommended moving forward with charges against CNN contributor Andrew McCabe, Fox News has learned, as the Justice Department rejects a last-ditch appeal from the former top FBI official.

McCabe -- the former deputy and acting director of the FBI -- appealed the decision of the U.S. attorney for Washington all the way up to Jeffrey Rosen, the deputy attorney general, but he rejected that request, according to a person familiar with the situation.


The potential charges relate to DOJ inspector general findings against him regarding misleading statements concerning a Hillary Clinton-related investigation.
A source close to McCabe’s legal team said they received an email from the Department of Justice which said, "The Department rejected your appeal of the United States Attorney’s Office’s decision in this matter. Any further inquiries should be directed to the United States Attorney’s Office."

More at: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/us-...t-ditch-appeal

[Swordsmyth]

A former analyst for the FBI admitted Tuesday to copying the private emails of a conservative conspiracy theorist and sharing them with his superiors while his wife, who got herself hired on with the investigator, offered them to the press. This is the same Conservative “conspiracy theorist” who was looking into the Seth Rich murder, and an ex-Marine he hired as an assistant lured him to a hotel parking garage with a promise of additional information and then tried to kill him. Before that he was attacked and doused with some sort of liquid by somebody else I assume was trying to kill him, in a case I don’t think was ever solved. Notice, he had two employees working for him, one eventually tried to kill him out of the blue, and the other was the wife of an FBI contractor who was pulling all his emails – and she and her husband who were targeting Burkman were his neighbors. FBI contractors just happened to move in next door and weasel into a job working for him.

[timosman]

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/doj...torney-general

The Justice Department’s inspector general told lawmakers Friday his team is nearing completion of its long-awaited review of alleged surveillance abuses by the DOJ and FBI in the course of the Russia investigation, saying they have submitted a draft report to the attorney general and are “finalizing” the report ahead of its public release.

“We have now begun the process of finalizing our report by providing a draft of our factual findings to the department and the FBI for classification determination and marking,” Michael Horowitz wrote in a Friday letter to several House and Senate committees. “This step is consistent with our process for reports such as this one that involve classified material.”

Attorney General Bill Barr has received the draft report from Horowitz and will begin the process of reviewing it, according to a source familiar with the situation. The inspector general said his team has “reviewed over one million records and conducted over 100 interviews, including several of witnesses who only recently agreed to be interviewed.”

Horowitz and his investigators have probed how the infamous, anti-Trump dossier compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele was used to secure the original surveillance warrant for former Trump aide Carter Page in October 2016, as well as for three renewals. Horowitz’s team has questioned why the FBI considered Steele a credible source, and why the bureau seemed to use news reports to bolster Steele’s credibility.

Horowitz indicated that once the Justice Department and the FBI send back a marked document relating to classified material, his team will “proceed with our usual process for preparing final draft public and classified reports, and ensuring that appropriate reviews occur for accuracy and comment purposes.”

This is a developing story, check back for more updates.

[Swordsmyth]

https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/stat...42545072676864

[Swordsmyth]

Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz said Wednesday that he referred former FBI Director James Comey for criminal prosecution earlier this year after concluding he leaked sensitive materials to a friend.
“We are required by the [Inspector General] Act to send information that we’ve identified that could plausibly be criminal to the Department of Justice,” said Mr. Horowitz, confirming what amounted to a criminal referral.
The Justice Department ultimately decided not to prosecute Mr. Comey despite the conclusion by Mr. Horowitz’s team that he improperly leaked information to the news media. The documents leaked by Mr. Comey were sensitive but not classified.

Mr. Comey in May 2017 asked a law professor friend to share with The New York Times a memo detailing his conversations with President Trump to pressure the Justice Department to open an investigation of the president.
In a report released last month, Mr. Horowitz wrote that the former FBI director “set a dangerous example” when he shared the memos to push the Justice Department to act.

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Testifying before the House Oversight and Reform Committee, the Justice Department watchdog said Mr. Comey’s behavior was concerning.
“Our concern was empowering FBI directors or, frankly, any FBI employee with the authority to decide they are not going to follow established norms and procedures because, in their view, they’ve made a judgment that the individuals they are dealing with can’t be trusted,” he said.
When asked if Mr. Comey’s holding the highest position in the bureau added to his concern, Mr. Horowitz confirmed it had.
Rep. Jody Hice, Georgia Republican, called Mr. Horowitz’s revelation of the criminal referral of Mr. Comey “monumental.”
Rep. Mark Meadows, North Carolina Republican, asked Mr. Horowitz if he would look into allegations Mr. Comey lied during his 2017 Senate testimony. Mr. Meadows said he believes there were “numerous” times when the ex-FBI director’s testimony did not match revelations included in the inspector general report.
Mr. Horowitz said he would look into the matter.
“It is certainly appropriate for us to get a referral about a then-employee of the department and then we would assess it,” he said.
When asked if he knew of another FBI director referred for criminal prosecution, Mr. Horowitz said he did not.

More at: https://www.washingtontimes.com/news...tion-justice-/

[Swordsmyth]

U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovich (pictured) was a Trump-hater. She was appointed by Obama as ambassador to Ukraine in 2016.

She was US ambassador to Ukraine during the 2016 election when the Ukrainian government was colluding with the DNC and Hillary Campaign to undermine the US presidential election.
Starting in 2018 Yovanovich denied Ukrainian officials visas to enter the United States to hand over evidence of Obama administration misconduct to Trump administration officials.










US Ambassador Yovanovich, an Obama appointee, was removed from her post in Ukraine early in May 2019.
John Solomon at The Hill reported:

According to interviews with more than a dozen Ukrainian and U.S. officials, Ukraine’s government under recently departed President Petro Poroshenko and, now, Zelensky has been trying since summer 2018 to hand over evidence about the conduct of Americans they believe might be involved in violations of U.S. law during the Obama years.
The Ukrainians say their efforts to get their allegations to U.S. authorities were thwarted first by the U.S. embassy in Kiev, which failed to issue timely visas allowing them to visit America.

The Ukrainian officials were denied their visas to enter the US in 2018.
Corrupt Ambassador Yovanovich was fired by the Trump administration in May 2019 when all of the Ukrainian collusion with the DNC came to light.


More at: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...ump-officials/

[Swordsmyth]

Former Ukrainian Secret Service Official Leaks Info on How Ukraine Funded Clinton Campaign

[tn1776]

The press can get Americans outraged about Kavanaugh or Smollett, but a week later Americans will totally forget who Kavanaugh or Smollett are.


The elites could get Americans angry enough about tyranny, debt, and wars with 24/7 media coverage that Americans will get out into the streets with torches and pitchforks, but the ruling class won't do this because the 1% wouldn't benefit.


The globalists just want Americans to be distracted, depraved, degraded, and divided with bread and circuses.


Americans may have heard about NSA wiretapping or bump stock bans, but Americans don't know about no knock raids, kill lists, or NDAA indefinite detention without trial.


Americans only want to keep their heads in the sand and believe that they live in a free and peaceful country with a balanced budget.


Americans simply just don't give care
now and will easily go to the concentration camps.


The US collapse is frustrating for American patriots who care about liberty. How you can you save someone who loves their chains?


Those who love freedom should urgently try to raise money or crowdfund to make art, make songs, produce films, make websites, sponsor billboards, pass out flyers promoting liberty and raise awareness about the police state.


Americans deserve everything coming to them, but if there will be any change, the resistance will come from a core of brave men who are willing to give up everything to fight for freedom.

[devil21]

Meanwhile, the Fed is paying out $50 billion per day to someone in secret and won't say who or why.

[Swordsmyth]

https://twitter.com/RealSaavedra/sta...90265676861441

[Swordsmyth]

https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/stat...09486986006531

https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/stat...45158262284288

[Swordsmyth]

Attorney General Bill Barr Visits Italy on “Official Business”? – Remember That Audio-Tape Deposition by Joseph Mifsud?…

[UWDude]

I always loved the phrase, "I mean, nobody saw this coming".
It means you did it right.

[UWDude]

Meanwhile, the Fed is paying out $50 billion per day to someone in secret and won't say who or why.

Declare bankruptcy. Joke is on them.

[Swordsmyth]

A judge told federal prosecutors on Monday that they needed to charge former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe or stop investigating whether he lied to authorities.
Judge Reggie B. Walton said at a hearing that if prosecutors don't make a decision by Nov. 15, he would order the Justice Department to release internal FBI documents connected to McCabe's ouster, according to a transcript of the hearing.
"If the government has not made a call I'm going to make a ruling," he said. "This is just dragging too long. And those who have to make these hard decisions need to do it. And if they don't, I'm going to start ordering the release of information."

More at: https://thehill.com/policy/national-...-investigation

[devil21]

120,000 sealed indictments coming! Q told me so! Mass arrests of the swamp! They finally gonna lock her up! Sooooooon.

[dannno]

120,000 sealed indictments coming! Q told me so! Mass arrests of the swamp! They finally gonna lock her up! Sooooooon.

So far he has been right about pretty much everything.

[devil21]

So far he has been right about pretty much everything.

Sure, sure.

Bunch of fake news reality show nonsense.