HundredEyes
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VIBE;c-9927683 said:
NK:
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Shizlansky
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Don't talk about it. Be about it
Angeles1son85
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infamous114;c-9928129 said:
Its disgusting how they kiss his ass knowing hes a selfish mf
Angeles1son85
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warren98;c-9928321 said:
mueller on it he now following the money he just gathering all the info
blue_london
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Lol world leaders calling out trump for his comments.
Y'all talking this us vs them bullshit. Man fuck this racist country and these bigots and race soldiers running this country. Trump is making moves that could potentially put a lot of lives at risk while blacks and hispanics will be the main ones on the front lines dying for the country that hates us. I don't support military action on N Korea. The yellow man ain't my enemy
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CeLLaR-DooR
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blue_london;c-9928520 said:
Has Theresa May got the confidence to join in?
FBI conducted predawn raid of former Trump campaign chairman Manafort’s home
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...tType=comment&utm_term=.b318837172f4#comments
By Carol D. Leonnig, Tom Hamburgerand Rosalind S. Helderman August 9 at 9:53 AMLoaded in 1.83 seconds
FBI agents raided the Alexandria home of President Trump’s former campaign chairman late last month, using a search warrant to seize documents and other materials, according to people familiar with the special counsel investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
Federal agents appeared at Paul Manafort’s home without advance warning in the predawn hours of July 26, the day after he met voluntarily with the staff for the Senate Intelligence Committee.
The search warrant was wide-ranging and FBI agents working with special counsel Robert S. Mueller III departed the home with various records.
The raid came as Manafort has been voluntarily producing documents to congressional committees investigating Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential election. The search warrant indicates investigators may have argued to a federal judge they had reason to believe Manafort could not be trusted to turn over all records in response to a grand jury subpoena.
It could also have been intended to send a message to President Trump’s former campaign chairman that he should not expect gentle treatment or legal courtesies from Mueller’s team.
The documents included materials Manafort had already provided to Congress, said people familiar with the search.
“If the FBI wanted the documents, they could just ask [Manafort] and he would have turned them over,” said one adviser close to the White House.
Josh Stueve, spokesman for Mueller, declined to comment, as did Reginald Brown, an attorney for Manafort.
The search came as Mueller has increased legal pressure on Manafort, consolidating under his authority a series of unrelated investigations into various aspects of Manafort’s professional and personal life.
Manafort’s allies fear that Mueller hopes to build a case against Manafort unrelated to the 2016 campaign, in hopes that the former campaign operative would provide information against others in Trump’s inner circle in exchange for lessening his own legal exposure.
The significance of the records seized from Manafort’s apartment is unclear.
Manafort has provided documents to both the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Senate and House intelligence committees. The documents are said to include notes Manafort took while attending a meeting with Donald Trump Jr. and a Russian lawyer at Trump Tower in June 2016.
[Manafort turns over notes from Trump Tower meeting with Russian lawyer]
Emails show Trump Jr. took the meeting and invited Manafort after he was promised the lawyer would deliver damaging information about Hillary Clinton as part of a Russian government effort to assist his father’s campaign.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...tType=comment&utm_term=.b318837172f4#comments
By Carol D. Leonnig, Tom Hamburgerand Rosalind S. Helderman August 9 at 9:53 AMLoaded in 1.83 seconds
FBI agents raided the Alexandria home of President Trump’s former campaign chairman late last month, using a search warrant to seize documents and other materials, according to people familiar with the special counsel investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
Federal agents appeared at Paul Manafort’s home without advance warning in the predawn hours of July 26, the day after he met voluntarily with the staff for the Senate Intelligence Committee.
The search warrant was wide-ranging and FBI agents working with special counsel Robert S. Mueller III departed the home with various records.
The raid came as Manafort has been voluntarily producing documents to congressional committees investigating Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential election. The search warrant indicates investigators may have argued to a federal judge they had reason to believe Manafort could not be trusted to turn over all records in response to a grand jury subpoena.
It could also have been intended to send a message to President Trump’s former campaign chairman that he should not expect gentle treatment or legal courtesies from Mueller’s team.
The documents included materials Manafort had already provided to Congress, said people familiar with the search.
“If the FBI wanted the documents, they could just ask [Manafort] and he would have turned them over,” said one adviser close to the White House.
Josh Stueve, spokesman for Mueller, declined to comment, as did Reginald Brown, an attorney for Manafort.
The search came as Mueller has increased legal pressure on Manafort, consolidating under his authority a series of unrelated investigations into various aspects of Manafort’s professional and personal life.
Manafort’s allies fear that Mueller hopes to build a case against Manafort unrelated to the 2016 campaign, in hopes that the former campaign operative would provide information against others in Trump’s inner circle in exchange for lessening his own legal exposure.
The significance of the records seized from Manafort’s apartment is unclear.
Manafort has provided documents to both the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Senate and House intelligence committees. The documents are said to include notes Manafort took while attending a meeting with Donald Trump Jr. and a Russian lawyer at Trump Tower in June 2016.
[Manafort turns over notes from Trump Tower meeting with Russian lawyer]
Emails show Trump Jr. took the meeting and invited Manafort after he was promised the lawyer would deliver damaging information about Hillary Clinton as part of a Russian government effort to assist his father’s campaign.
blue_london
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CeLLaR-DooR;c-9928578 said:
that made me laugh
naledgestate
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huey;c-9928231 said:
Armchair quarterback.
blue_london
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Ok i understand not been able to locate north korea exactly but this is very worrying! the education system has failed some
