Secret CIA assessment says Russia intervened in election to help Trump win

stumbler · Dec 8, 2018

"Synergy"

ace's n 8's · Dec 8, 2018

stumbler said: ↑

‘They think the bomb’s coming this week’: Trump allies are bracing for a Don Jr’s looming Mueller indictment

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/12/th...s-bracing-don-jrs-looming-mueller-indictment/
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White House says 'nothing of value' in new Mueller filings, while Trump tweets they 'totally' clear him

Regarding the court filing about Manafort, Sanders insisted that it said “absolutely nothing about the President.”

“It says even less about collusion and is devoted almost entirely to lobbying-related issues,” she continued. “Once again the media is trying to create a story where there isn’t one.”

ace's n 8's · Dec 8, 2018

anon_de_plume said: ↑

There you go. The Trumpet's have turn on Sessions. Now he's a leftist...

You guys are hi-larious!
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A politician protecting other politicians.

anon_de_plume · Dec 8, 2018

ace's n 8's said: ↑

A politician protecting other politicians.
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So you're suggesting that Sessions, a lifelong devout Republican (with a huge capital R), an early supporter of Trump who campaigned WITH him, a man reputed to have been on the list of possible Trump VP nominations, a man reputed to have been the most conservative of senators during his tenure, is going to throw all of that out the window, and side with the very people trying to thwart not only Trump, but the GOP and everything Sessions was... The very people who are diametrically opposed to everything that Sessions stood for his whole life...

You're kidding. Right?

ace's n 8's · Dec 8, 2018

anon_de_plume said: ↑

So you're suggesting that Sessions, a lifelong devout Republican (with a huge capital R), an early supporter of Trump who campaigned WITH him, a man reputed to have been on the list of possible Trump VP nominations, a man reputed to have been the most conservative of senators during his tenure, is going to throw all of that out the window, and side with the very people trying to thwart not only Trump, but the GOP and everything Sessions was... The very people who are diametrically opposed to everything that Sessions stood for his whole life...

You're kidding. Right?
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You're confused, you think the GOP establishment stands with Trump.

Trump has done nothing but shake up the establishment.

anon_de_plume · Dec 8, 2018

ace's n 8's said: ↑

You're confused, you think the GOP establishment stands with Trump.

Trump has done nothing but shake up the establishment.
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You didn't answer my question.

ace's n 8's · Dec 8, 2018

anon_de_plume said: ↑

You didn't answer my question.
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Yes I did.

And if you can give a different reason as to why, Sessions, a nominated AG for the federal fucking government did not look any further in the Clinton foundation whistle blowers, then by all means that alone could prove me wrong.

stumbler · Dec 8, 2018

Mueller Is Telling Us: He’s Got Trump on Collusion
The special counsel is connecting the dots and it doesn’t paint a pretty picture for the president.

For nearly two years, since the U.S. intelligence community released its report on the Russian campaign to assist Donald Trump in the 2016 election, the American people have been seeking an answer as to whether the Trump campaign colluded with its Russian counterpart. In the endless speculation about the direction of the investigation, a common view was that maybe the investigation would never implicate President Trump or find any collusion.

But a flurry of recent activity this past week all points in the same direction: Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation will likely implicate the president, his campaign, and his close associates in aiding and abetting a Russian conspiracy against the United States to undermine the 2016 election.

First, Mueller has clearly identified collusion in the efforts of Trump aides and associates to contact WikiLeaks. In a draft plea agreement provided to conservative operative Jerome Corsi, Mueller details how Roger Stone, who the special counsel notes was in frequent contact with Donald Trump and senior campaign officials, directed Corsi to connect with WikiLeaks about the trove of stolen materials it received from Russia. Corsi subsequently communicated WikiLeaks’ release plan back to Stone, and the Trump campaign built its final message around the email release. That is collusion.

Second, we now know that Trump’s personal lawyer Michael Cohen and former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn have provided evidence to Mueller related to collusion. In Cohen’s sentencing memo, Mueller said that Cohen provided his office with “useful information” on “Russia-related matters core to its investigation.” One of those central elements, according to the Justice Department: “any links and/or coordination” between the Kremlin and Trump campaign figures. Collusion, in other words.

In Flynn’s sentencing memo Mueller said that Flynn’s false statements to the FBI about his calls with the Russian ambassador during the transition were “material” to the investigation into “links or coordination between Russia and individuals associated with the Trump campaign.”

Third, Mueller has found evidence that Trump was compromised by a hostile foreign power during the election. In his plea deal, Cohen revealed that Trump had repeatedly lied to voters about the then-candidate’s financial ties Russia. While Trump claimed during the campaign to have no business dealings with Russia, he was negotiating a wildly lucrative business deal not simply with Russian businessmen, but also involving with the Kremlin itself. Trump’s team even reportedly tried to bribe Russian President Vladimir Putin by offering him a $50 million penthouse.

Worse, Russia not only knew that Trump was lying, but when investigators first started looking into this deal, the Kremlin helped Trump cover up what really happened. That made Trump doubly compromised: first, because he was eager to get the financial payout and second because Russia had evidence he was lying to the American people—evidence they could have held over Trump by threatening to reveal at any time.

Since the president’s embarrassing performance at the Helsinki summit with Vladimir Putin—when he kowtowed to a foreign adversary rather than stand up for American interests—there has been open speculation about what leverage the Kremlin has over him. Now we know at least part of the picture, raising the specter of what other information Putin has, and how he is using it to influence Trump’s policy decisions.

Fourth, we know that Trump has engaged in an increasingly brazen attempt to cover up his actions: installing a political crony to head the Department of Justice by potentially illegal means in an effort to shut down the investigation; using his former campaign chairman and convicted criminal Paul Manafort to find out information about Mueller’s investigation; and even appearing to offer Manafort a pardon if he helps him obstruct the Russia probe. These may be components of an obstruction of justice case, but they also provide strongly circumstantial data points as to how serious Trump himself views the allegations of collusion being levelled against him.

Lastly, federal prosecutors have told us Trump broke the law to influence the 2016 election by hiding evidence of his affairs. Trump clearly had no qualms about breaking the law to win an election.

In the face of what Mueller has revealed, there is little question where this is going. Mueller may still be only showing us part of his hand, but it’s a damn good hand. He has signalled to us he’s found collusion. He has shown us that the president is compromised. He has told us that he has gathered information important to his investigation about contacts with people in the Trump Organization, the campaign, the transition, and even the White House. That’s everyone Trump has been connected with since he started running. And given all the redacted information in his filings and all that he’s been told by cooperating witnesses, we can be confident that Mueller will show us even more.

Mueller is coming. And he is clearly coming for Trump. Not simply for obstructing justice but for conspiring with a hostile foreign power to win an election. This is a scandal unlike any America has ever seen.

Max Bergmann is a Senior Fellow and Director of the Moscow Project at the Center for American Progress. He served in the State Department from 2011-2017. Sam Berger is the Senior Advisor at the Center for American Progress. He served in the White House from 2010-2017.
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https://www.thedailybeast.com/mueller-is-telling-us-hes-got-trump-on-collusion?ref=home

ace's n 8's · Dec 8, 2018

stumbler said: ↑

Mueller Is Telling Us: He’s Got Trump on Collusion
The special counsel is connecting the dots and it doesn’t paint a pretty picture for the president.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/mueller-is-telling-us-hes-got-trump-on-collusion?ref=home
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See...I can fight your talking points with my talking points...

Dershowitz on New Special Counsel Filings: 'Mueller Has Come Up With Far Less Than He Hoped For'
'Political sin, but not federal crime.'

Mueller on Friday filed a sentencing memo for President Trump’s former personal attorney Michael Cohen and a court filing for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.

"Mueller has come up with far less than he hoped for," Dershowitz said.

He explained that the Manafort filing reveals the former Trump campaign chairman is not cooperating in the investigation, and the Cohen memo doesn't reveal anything new about hush money payments to women who allegedly had sexual encounters with Trump.

"It's a very, very weak case that Cohen has provided," Dershowitz said. "I suspect that may be the reason he's getting very little in terms of sentencing consideration."

He said the most likely result of the Mueller probe is a long report that tries to piece together a "mosaic" that shows Trump committed "political sin, but not federal crime."

"So that's the most likely scenario -- no crime, but political sin -- which would be a complete distortion of what the role of a special counsel is supposed to be," Dershowitz said.

He said the worst-case scenario for the president, on the other hand, would be if Mueller has yet-unseen evidence of criminal conduct.

He offered a hypothetical example that some in the media have discussed.

"If, in fact, anybody offered [Russian President Vladimir] Putin a penthouse in a building in exchange for Putin giving permission to build the building in Moscow, that could arguably violate the Federal Corrupt Practices Act," Dershowitz said. "But I've seen no evidence to support that."

stumbler · Dec 8, 2018

MSNBC panel narrows down 3 specific reveals in Mueller investigation that point directly at White House collusion with Russia

Special counsel Robert Mueller has already identified three specific instances of collusion between Donald Trump and the Russian government, Mother Jones Washington bureau chief David Corn explained on MSNBC’s “AM Joy” with guest host Jonathan Capehart.

Capehart read a Saturday morning tweet from the commander-in-chief quoting Fox News personality Geraldo Rivera.

“There are three points of collusion we know of already,” Corn said in response.

“The Trump organization — through [Michael] Cohen — secretly colluded with Putin’s office to advance a business deal,” he noted.

“Trump’s top campaign advisors — including [Paul] Manafort and [Jared] Kushner — met with a Russian emissary as part of a plot to help Trump,” he continued. “There’s collusion there.”

“And then, throughout the campaign, after being told the Russians were doing this, Trump got out there and said ‘nothing is happening’ — he colluded with the Russian disinformation campaign,” Corn argued.

“Three points of collusion without anything else,” he concluded.
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https://www.rawstory.com/2018/12/ms...-point-directly-white-house-collusion-russia/

ace's n 8's · Dec 8, 2018

stumbler said: ↑

MSNBC panel narrows down 3 specific reveals in Mueller investigation that point directly at White House collusion with Russia

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/12/ms...-point-directly-white-house-collusion-russia/
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A Mother Jones bureau chief is now a legal scholar according the leftists....

Keep on using these ''experts'' they will certainly back your spineless theories yet adding to the spin.

Cohens word is not credible, and still no verifiable evidence of any collusion.

ace's n 8's · Dec 8, 2018

TRANSCRIPT: James Comey interview with House committees

Comey Interview Transcript 12-7-18 Redacted 1

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/transcript-james-comey-interview-with-house-committees

stumbler · Dec 9, 2018

I bet anyone posting the transcript of James Comey testimony to congress has not read it. Because if they were a Trump supporter they would not be posting it

Anyway back on topic. At least a couple times I have posted the things in the Steele Dossier that have already proven to be true. But now some of them are proven in a court of law.

Here are the three key facts from the notorious Steele Dossier that Robert Mueller just confirmed

The Steele Dossier is arguably the most controversial document in recent American history.

The bombshell document was first published by BuzzFeed News in January 2017, and included lurid allegations about President Donald Trump’s sexual proclivities along with details of more banal financial crimes.

The dossier is the subject of rage from Republicans who write it off as a partisan political document and scorn by leftists like journalist Glenn Greenwald, who dismissed it as “farcical”.

But Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank has unidentified three key facts from the dossier that special counsel Robert Mueller has now corroborated.

“White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said the latest filings ‘tell us nothing of value that wasn’t already known,'” he wrote. “That’s true in the sense that recent findings essentially corroborate much of the 2016 ‘dossier’ by former spy Christopher Steele.”

Specifically, Milbank points out that Mueller’s findings echo the dossier’s allegation that Trump’s former personal lawyer Michael Cohen had an “ongoing secret liaison relationship” with the Kremlin, including working to build a Trump Tower in Moscow into the middle of 2016 and lying about it.

But it’s not just that, Milbank writes.

“The new revelations about Cohen also show that the dossier correctly identified Putin lieutenants Dmitry Peskov and Sergei Ivanov as the ones managing the Trump campaign for the Russian government,” he says.

Peskov, who is now the Press Secretary for Russianb dictator Vladimir Putin, has only recently admitted to his deep ties to Cohen.

The dossier said that in August 2016 Peskov was “scared sh*tless” about the hacking of the DNC being exposed and blamed on him.

Ivanov was a rival to Peskov, also a former KGB agent, and was fired in August 2016.

As Milbank writes, five former Trump aides have now pleaded guilty in Mueller’s Russia probe, and many now see it as “perfectly plausible that Trump himself, as former aide Sam Nunberg put it, ‘may very well have done something during the election with the Russians.’”

Read the column here.
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https://www.rawstory.com/2018/12/th...steele-dossier-robert-mueller-just-confirmed/

ace's n 8's · Dec 9, 2018

stumbler said: ↑

I bet anyone posting the transcript of James Comey testimony to congress has not read it. Because if they were a Trump supporter they would not be posting it
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Not everyone is scared to post the facts like you are.

stumbler said: ↑

Anyway back on topic. At least a couple times I have posted the things in the Steele Dossier that have already proven to be true. But now some of them are proven in a court of law.

Here are the three key facts from the notorious Steele Dossier that Robert Mueller just confirmed

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/12/th...steele-dossier-robert-mueller-just-confirmed/
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Literally amazing.

This is one of the best spun pieces I have seen in quite some time.

Nothing has been proven in a court of law yet.

No indictments are related to the Russian investigation

The Dossier is not credible in the court of law as it was never vetted, but allowed to be used in FISA court, a clear violation.

shootersa · Dec 9, 2018

Shooter has now read the comey transcript.
As usual the general is delusional when he says a trump supporter would not post the transcript once they read it.

stumbler · Dec 9, 2018

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Shooter has now read the comey transcript.
As usual the general is delusional when he says a trump supporter would not post the transcript once they read it.
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If what you are saying is true then surely you can tell us some of the most revealing parts. And if you don't we know you are just lying again.

ace's n 8's · Dec 9, 2018

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If what you are saying is true then surely you can tell us some of the most revealing parts. And if you don't we know you are just lying again.
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I can re-cap the revealings parts , while shootersa awakes.

Comey is a lying coward and is scared shitless, and not interesting in cooperating with Congress just to protect his own ass.

stumbler · Dec 9, 2018

What we now know about Trump and Russia

Even before Robert Mueller reports his findings in the Russia probe, what we already now know is highly damning and highly detailed.

Be smart: The scary thing for Trump — Mueller knows a helluva lot more than we now know.

We now know several Russian officials reached out to a half dozen Republicans very close to Trump and his campaign, including his eldest son, his closest adviser, his lawyer, and his campaign manager. We now know they took the meetings, often enthusiastically, during and after the campaign.

We now know Russia offered in those chats campaign assistance — “synergy,” they called it. We know now of no one around Trump who alerted the FBI of this effort to subvert our elections.

We now know that 12 Russian intelligence officers were indicted for hacking the DNC and systematically releasing material for the purpose of hurting the Clinton campaign via WikiLeaks.

We know that Trump associates Roger Stone and Jerome Corsi attempted — successfully, in some instances — to get in touch with WikiLeaks and that they are under investigation for whether they had advance knowledge about the email dumps.

We now know Donald Trump, Jr. and others took a meeting with Russians promising dirt on Hillary Clinton. We now know Don, Jr., when approached with the promise of dirt, wrote: “If it’s what you say I love it especially later in the summer.”

We now know Trump was negotiating a Trump property in Moscow during the presidential campaign — and hid this from the public and lied about it. We now know Mueller believes, based on his court filing, the “Moscow Project was a lucrative business opportunity that sought, and likely required, the assistance of the Russian government.”

We now know every arm of the U.S. intelligence community concluded Russia sought to systematically influence the election outcome. We now know this was an unanimous conclusion, save one dissent: Trump.

We now know Trump officials continued talking with the Russians during the post-election transition. We now know Jared Kushner and Jeff Sessions failed to initially disclose any contacts with Russians on their government forms.

We now know Jared Kushner suggested a secret backchannel with the Russians, which had it happened, would have been free of US eavesdropping.

We now know Paul Manafort, who ran the Trump campaign in the summer of 2016, lied about his Russia contacts, was indicted, and is going to jail.

We now know Flynn lied about his Russian contacts, was fired and pleaded guilty, after agreeing to become a key witness in the investigation.

We now know Cohen lied about his Russian contacts, was indicted, and then flipped to become a key witness against Trump.

Go deeper: Every big move in the Mueller investigation

Editor's note: This story has been corrected to reflect that Michael Flynn pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with the Mueller investigation — and was not indicted.
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https://www.axios.com/trump-russia-mueller-investigation-37608752-bef7-4b25-a7dd-89e3032bec7e.html

stumbler · Dec 9, 2018

What we now know about Trump and Russia

Even before Robert Mueller reports his findings in the Russia probe, what we already now know is highly damning and highly detailed.

Be smart: The scary thing for Trump — Mueller knows a helluva lot more than we now know.

We now know several Russian officials reached out to a half dozen Republicans very close to Trump and his campaign, including his eldest son, his closest adviser, his lawyer, and his campaign manager. We now know they took the meetings, often enthusiastically, during and after the campaign.

We now know Russia offered in those chats campaign assistance — “synergy,” they called it. We know now of no one around Trump who alerted the FBI of this effort to subvert our elections.

We now know that 12 Russian intelligence officers were indicted for hacking the DNC and systematically releasing material for the purpose of hurting the Clinton campaign via WikiLeaks.

We know that Trump associates Roger Stone and Jerome Corsi attempted — successfully, in some instances — to get in touch with WikiLeaks and that they are under investigation for whether they had advance knowledge about the email dumps.

We now know Donald Trump, Jr. and others took a meeting with Russians promising dirt on Hillary Clinton. We now know Don, Jr., when approached with the promise of dirt, wrote: “If it’s what you say I love it especially later in the summer.”

We now know Trump was negotiating a Trump property in Moscow during the presidential campaign — and hid this from the public and lied about it. We now know Mueller believes, based on his court filing, the “Moscow Project was a lucrative business opportunity that sought, and likely required, the assistance of the Russian government.”

We now know every arm of the U.S. intelligence community concluded Russia sought to systematically influence the election outcome. We now know this was an unanimous conclusion, save one dissent: Trump.

We now know Trump officials continued talking with the Russians during the post-election transition. We now know Jared Kushner and Jeff Sessions failed to initially disclose any contacts with Russians on their government forms.

We now know Jared Kushner suggested a secret backchannel with the Russians, which had it happened, would have been free of US eavesdropping.

We now know Paul Manafort, who ran the Trump campaign in the summer of 2016, lied about his Russia contacts, was indicted, and is going to jail.

We now know Flynn lied about his Russian contacts, was fired and pleaded guilty, after agreeing to become a key witness in the investigation.

We now know Cohen lied about his Russian contacts, was indicted, and then flipped to become a key witness against Trump.

Go deeper: Every big move in the Mueller investigation

Editor's note: This story has been corrected to reflect that Michael Flynn pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with the Mueller investigation — and was not indicted.
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https://www.axios.com/trump-russia-mueller-investigation-37608752-bef7-4b25-a7dd-89e3032bec7e.html

ace's n 8's · Dec 9, 2018

stumbler said: ↑

What we now know about Trump and Russia

https://www.axios.com/trump-russia-mueller-investigation-37608752-bef7-4b25-a7dd-89e3032bec7e.html
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It';s more than painfully obvious you haven't read the Comey transcripts;

''Trump was not one of the 4 Americans that were under investigation'' that lead to this political witch hunt.

But keep going, who am I to stop you with your emotionally hysterical assumptions.

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