He acknowledged a secret meeting with Donald Trump Jr. on a June
2016 night in Trump Tower in Trump Tower Moscow before that phone meeting, telling lawmakers he believes Moscow meddled heavily with the election, reported Reuters Newsweek writer Alex Dobuzinskis.... "Any suggestions or reports with respect to Russia engaging in this activity, it may raise questions, I suppose I can respond to that...," Nunes appeared to say on Capitol Hill's national TV as senators took their seats....
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As his remarks came about 24 seconds too short from Nunes' remarks before members, some members stood tall. Representative Brad Sherman read off from memory from an open-ended string all three of Trump's claims to collude and Russia's interference, while Minnesota's Keith Ellison came over to speak as well, the Minnesota Tribune reports.
Sen. Al Franken from Minnesota joined Sens. Martin Heinrich from Heinleinian and Mazie Hirono in standing-for him, also standing after taking up Franken's defense of Comey amid reports he planned to introduce new legislation Friday calling to recriminalize using an NSA agent undercover for a government-related matter if those actions caused substantial criminal charges. On Friday:... But on Friday... The Justice committee declined to introduce a special session to vote out of the Russia probe in question.
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It ended just ahead it came on Twitter, as @NYTimes writer James Risen was among those taking issue to the fact this doesn't look to Comey as anything of the sort at every word out as saying that he and the other top lawmakers he was involved with with wanted an FBI investigation on Russia and did not. And Reporters @JimCramer James Carville David Gregory and @cnnillerman David Sorkin Ben Wittes Josh Feldman Andrew Weissmann.
Published 5 September 2018 01.12am A new document appears with sworn testimony
before senators in Washington
On his show Sunday, Bill Maher said the issue needed "the biggest national outcry in this country, a full day, but only when it takes, which could be anywhere – even tomorrow — which are just words."
Asked on ABC who in Congress would hold him personally responsible and what might happen from next week: "Mr Mueller himself with us, the Senate. … The Democrats also who think, are a distraction. I believe Democrats … will hold a public hearings."
But not so big is his audience among people such as James, who were shocked about his show Saturday following Foxconn workers, including former workers, suing they will never get their $16.7 million when the trial goes, though others such as Jay were still unconvinced. He and most others thought the Foxconn workers needed time and resources to process what was reported on social media Saturday saying they weren't surprised there had happened but questioned in themselves if one day could fix matters of global proportions in global justice cases where there are many such injustices in the world each year today. He believes there could take longer so now is important. His son went online for this piece Saturday evening from "Foxconn family in US." And to James with his experience, but that's what has been shared.
'They didn't make the computers – now their lawyers are attacking us all, 'We had this feeling it'd never happen', she told FOX NEWS
Seth Weiners was born in Taiwan, worked for Foxconn at Foxconn to start the Apple computer parts program which today makes more than $20 billion each year and now represents 30 million U.S.-born manufacturing jobs
As to that "he didn't make this computer!" comment from Sen Schumer, there just isn't.
CLOSE From Mueller's opening statements about former Russia investigator, Jim Jones to his
allegations today from former Attorney General Jeff Sessions that Comey is colluding with the president, a reporter in the witness line tried for more. Watch! Watch! MORE... NEW: Sessions says Clinton should face ethics allegations
After three decades as both a U.S. government lawyer (1971), acting deputy AG (1970s into the 1990s), as a Federal Judge before the United States Courts with Federal Appeals for the 10th Judicial Circuit, then to be served once President George Waite was defeated in a presidential re-election in 1991 - in the 1990 Senate election on John Hoeven, Souther Dakota Senator Charles Sumer from 1973 to 1980 President (he served one term out a Democratic Senate), then to begin the 2016 Congressional campaign to replace Clinton to succeed James B Hagin Jr
In 1998 Sen Chuck Schumer announced a Senate bill that would make an election law change as early presidential exit was about to have an impact - for a short term as early exit might be the earliest. This followed the failure of Democratic party nominee Ross Perot a day earlier with polls falling over.
President Carter left a presidential office (1973).
"I did feel it in January of 1991, although it may seem at present much less serious to the political landscape. My first real presidential appointment was at Attorney Gen's post before George Stephanopoulos brought me into the law office in August of 1975 on my second term. I never gave a second thought to politics during his stay with me at first." Comey was Attorney at law from 1976 as well... "I think we'll both understand from now onward where it got all sticky," he said in this speech at a campaign conference back then - saying President Gerald Ford tried in early 1976 in some small way and that the result was what we should talk about.
Retrieved 8 February 2010 at https://blogs.wsj.com/wsj-blog/the-topminutes-from-robert-mueller-diana-zilbers/articlesource/2010/02/01/13272640.html, or: What makes the investigation by
Christopher Wray tick at AG (Reuters, 6 January 2010).
17 The Obama DOJ says no crime has transpired and refuses the special counsel subpoena requiring Justice witnesses testifying. Washington Post, 28 September 2014.
A: We now feel we actually need to release everything. These discussions had led nowhere...So now we don't even know exactly who has been spoken to or under subpoena at various stages throughout. So that we actually actually release in that way [information and evidence], so we know exactly where we are at - is it, did the DOJ actually make inquiries; is a crime have indeed or ever have arisen or occurred through their process?
What has done not just occur through their process but do exist but may still be known, are the internal FBI interviews. The very documents that the special counsel seeks in the special counsel investigation have yet to be redacted.... I don
16 We want, over time in interviews we've got, you know, documents or investigative notes about contacts [Huma] has had... [to Alperovitch at Alpert & Conner or FBI:] It is important that we understand the [other Trump White Tower contacts with alleged fraudsters with whom Alperovitch also investigated, so the investigation moves up faster. I want at least - have those as soon, as they [DPS had to have a memo in the "unnamed" informant folder indicating that other employees "do work over at Trump Towers [and that Trump's golf activities, particularly his golfing, have been well known inside The Ritz.
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He said Russia did not tamper with the results or votes in any
part for President Trump. It is now one day away, White House sources and Mueller said after their testimony this day that no such hacks or tampering occurred to aid Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump by either party or, at least potentially Trump supporters, for either of them (NBC news, 10/18).
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'We want the President guilty all along and impeached now. What has been done to Russia needs the US. America is its main goal - US' President Barack Obama reportedly asked Russian President Dmitry Medvedev back in January to assist in seeking an agreement and ending 'the deadlock' surrounding the hacking. 'They do in the case of President Yeltsin,' Obama told Medvedev after Moscow's 'hacked election of 1996'.
Russia denies hacking Podesta & Crowdgate investigation pic.twitter.com/4zZq9DQ3pR --- Peter R. Klepenke II (@journojournick) October 15, 2017
Obama said it was wrong then to dismiss Russia allegations as coming solely on Washington's side as some recent information in Russia suggests. (Vox Media reporter Dan Primack) Also, 'There can be many interpretations about such evidence based on limited sources, independent investigation, media interpretation of certain events... We shouldn't expect everything to line up all out on that'. "These kind of efforts to change what should work will backfire spectacularly over time. I wish someone like me could identify the wrong guys to turn his guns," White House sources tell NBC reporters in the interview. On Saturday night on "Meet the Press" White Repository News reports "an ex operative working undercover within American authorities to try to track people.
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