The white-wing's fuhrer's legal team met on Monday in Washington, D.C., to discuss the list of questions from Mueller, and were expected to reconvene on Tuesday, the sources added.
The questions, as ABC News has previously reported, center on alleged Russian meddling during the 2016 election cycle, which Mueller is tasked with investigating. The nearly year and a half long probe by the special counsel stems from allegations of Russia coordinating with members of the Toad's presidential campaign.
Poster Comment:
The noose tightens....
A number of indictments are about to be filed.
Mr. Cohen has been VERY forthcoming regarding all the greasy shit that DS45 has been perpetrating - AND the hard copy evidence has been in the hands of American Hero Mueller for months.
At this point...either FP45 cops to the crimes or commits PERJURY (not a perjury trap - actual perjury) (because Mueller has the goods)
The crimes are FELONIES
The evidence has been distributed to the State of New York ( Who have their own criminal case building against the orange russian) so even a Nixonian Saturday night massacre cannot save FP Donnie.
RESIGNATION won't save this FP.......
SO.....!!!
Over/Under on days until resignation 48
#1: BorisY To: Jameson (#0)
Can'T waiT
All The way home
boris
BorisY posted on 2018-11-13 19:32:11 Reply Private Reply
#2: GrandIsland To: Jameson (#0)
Why dont you put your money where your fat mouth is. Ill make you a deal right now. A deal I know you wont agree to... because you KNOW you spew false fucking bullshit.
If Trump doesnt resign in 48 days, you get lost, and never post again here. If Trump does, Ill retire the ID...and quit posting here.
Deal?
GrandIsland posted on 2018-11-13 21:49:28 Reply Private Reply
#3: buckeroo To: Jameson (#0)
Who or what is the "toad?"
buckeroo posted on 2018-11-13 22:07:53 Reply Private Reply
#4: buckeroo To: GrandIsland, Jameson (#2)
As a weak ass, school cross-walk guard living in your mother's basement with over 50,000 tarnished homemade bullets, I don't think you have capability to make any deals.
You don't rate!
buckeroo posted on 2018-11-13 22:15:18 Reply Private Reply
#5: GrandIsland To: buckeroo (#4)
lol
GrandIsland posted on 2018-11-14 07:23:05 Reply Private Reply
#6: Jameson To: buckeroo (#3)
Heh heh heh...
"The Toad" is my favorite nickname for Dip-Shit Donnie - who lives part-time at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. (for now...)
He has earned his nickname due to the fact that his unimpressive wiener resembles a toad-like character from a Nintendo video game - according to Stormy Daniels.........
You can call him "the toad" too, it's fun!
Jameson posted on 2018-11-14 07:37:01 Reply Private Reply
#7: Deckard To: buckeroo, GrandIsland (#4)
Judging from FireIsland's postings here, I wouldn't be surprised if someone dropped a dime on him for being mentally unstable and a threat to society using the Trump-approved "Red Flag Laws".
('Take the guns first, go through due process second')
Deckard posted on 2018-11-14 09:50:30 Reply Private Reply
#8: GrandIsland To: Deckard (#7)
Yeah, ok. lol
GrandIsland posted on 2018-11-14 18:29:26 Reply Private Reply
#9: buckeroo To: Deckard, GrandIsland (#7)
If it is the law, he will obey.
buckeroo posted on 2018-11-15 21:51:52 Reply Private Reply
#10: buckeroo To: Jameson (#6)
Are you sane? You propagate bullshit designed to diminish the character of others without objective evidence? You re-use nothing but hearsay, innuendo and bullshit because you found it on the Internet?
Fuck off ... you are a lamer of the worst kind.
buckeroo posted on 2018-11-15 22:00:23 Reply Private Reply
#11: buckeroo To: GrandIsland (#5)
Are you queer? Your request is not even considered AND completely denied.
Independent of your typical bullshit, however, I want you to know that many of the Hondurans coming up to the states within the several caravans have a personal invitation by "yourself." The invitation reads to the effect:
There is a lot of good news. You are going to get cheap labour that you have begged for while working for the government, while I know I am free of all the bullshit living AWESOME!
ROTFL.
buckeroo posted on 2018-11-15 22:18:05 Reply Private Reply
#12: GrandIsland To: buckeroo (#11)
Now for reality... what all those smelly jungle people really are.... JOB SECURITY FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT. IOWs, more cops.
HAAAAAAA. Ill always get the last laugh, bitch boy.
GrandIsland posted on 2018-11-16 06:42:47 Reply Private Reply
#13: A K A Stone To: GrandIsland (#5)
Just a thought.
I know he digs at you too.
A K A Stone posted on 2018-11-16 07:20:12 Reply Private Reply
#14: GrandIsland To: A K A Stone (#13)
I will attempt to be the bigger person, at your request. Its your house... I owe ya that respect.
GrandIsland posted on 2018-11-16 20:35:09 Reply Private Reply
#15: buckeroo To: GrandIsland, A K A Stone (#14)
You will always be a weak, little person as a pro-advocate maggot of an unnecessary centralized government.
buckeroo posted on 2018-11-16 22:37:35 Reply Private Reply
#16: buckeroo To: GrandIsland (#14)
On second thought about your weak, silly comment ... you are like a groveling BULLSHIT artist akin to a PIG wearing ruby, red lip-stick on your lips.
buckeroo posted on 2018-11-16 22:55:10 Reply Private Reply
#17: A K A Stone To: buckeroo (#16)
A K A Stone posted on 2018-11-17 00:36:12 Reply Private Reply
#18: buckeroo To: A K A Stone (#17)
Who are the "REAL ENEMIES?" Your personal selection?
buckeroo posted on 2018-11-17 12:38:58 Reply Private Reply
#19: CZ82 To: All (#0)
Of course, that might be a bit of a stretch, but things become a bit more inelastic when you realize how many openly partisan individuals Mueller has hired, all of whom were members of the Hillary Clinton camp.
Few, however, can match the partisanship of Jeannie Rhee, a prosecutor whos been questioning witnesses in the orbit of Roger Stone.
Stone is the longtime political operative who seems to be the focus du jour of the Mueller investigation. Stone, the theory goes, may have had contact with the hackers who had the Hillary Clinton emails prior to their release by WikiLeaks.
Whether or not theres any evidence to support this claim is anyones guess, and Stone was no longer a member of the Trump campaign by the time the leaks happened, having either resigned or been fired in August of 2015. Nevertheless, he did continue to be a confidant of Trump and has remained central to theories that the Trump campaign colluded with the Russians.
Tyler Nixon one of Stones attorneys appeared before the special counsel on Nov. 2 and testified in Stones favor about a source for reports that Stone had said he knew about the WikiLeaks releases in advance, according to The Daily Caller. Nixon was stunned to learn that Rhee, a former lawyer for Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation, was the one doing the questioning.
(Rhees involvement) was not disclosed to me prior to my testimony, and I find this to be deeply troubling and certainly Ms. Rhee should be recused or removed from the investigation, Nixon said.
Whats ironic is that recusals are very much in the news in regards to the Mueller probe just not involving Rhee or anyone else on Muellers team. Instead, Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker has been the subject of demands to keep his hands off anything regarding the special counsel.
Among the reasons that Democrats have called for Whitakers recusal are his comments criticizing the Trump-Russia probe as well as his work in 2014 on a political campaign for Sam Clovis, a former Trump campaign official who testified before the Mueller grand jury as a witness in 2017, The Daily Caller reported.
Seven top congressional Democrats, including House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and California Rep. Adam Schiff, cited Whitakers work with Clovis in a letter Sunday to the Justice Departments top ethics official. The Democrats asked DOJ whether Whitaker has been advised on whether he should recuse himself from the probe.
Rhee, however, represented the Clinton Foundation in a lawsuit filed by the conservative watchdog group Freedom Watch involving Hillary Clintons private email account during her time as secretary of state. Like many other senior members of the special counsel, she was also a Clinton donor in the 2016 election.
I find it astonishing that there are cries for the recusal for Mr. Whitaker when I know that I was personally interviewed on behalf of the special counsel by an attorney, Jeannie Rhee, who was Hillary Clintons and the Clinton Foundations personal attorney not one or two years prior to her joining the special counsel, Nixon said.
Stone, too, was angered by Rhees inclusion in the investigation.
It seems somewhat incredible that Democrats are calling for Acting Attorney General Whitaker to recuse himself from the Mueller investigation based on his prior political activities, but they think its perfectly alright for Hillary Clintons personal attorney and campaign donor to lead a potential prosecution of Roger Stone, Stone, practicing a bit of illeism, told The Daily Caller.
A spokesman for Mueller noted that (Justice) Department ethics experts reviewed the matters to which the Special Counsel was appointed and determined that Ms. Rhee is authorized to participate.
However, this has long been the issue with the Mueller investigation and conflicts of interest: Nothing to see here, no problems, move along.
But there is a problem here, and its quite significant: Unlike individuals who have Democrat ties or donated to the Clinton campaign, Rhee worked for the Clinton Foundation on a suit directly pertaining to Hillary Clinton.
And then theres the bigger problem: While you see plenty of people with conflicts of interest like Rhee agglomerating around the Mueller probe, you never see someone like Whitaker being called out for that kind of thing. Hues nor cries have ever had to be raised by the media (and make little mistake, such cries would be raised, and loudly) regarding a Trump donor or a former lawyer for a Republican-aligned entity showing up on the special counsel.
When all of these little conflicts of interest all skew in one direction, they add up to a much bigger conflict of interest. At the very least, Mueller should have recognized this. That he didnt and that this remains a controversy is a galling failure of leadership on his part.
Of course, have fun trying to find coverage about this in the national media.
CZ82 posted on 2018-11-17 19:48:28 Reply Private Reply
#20: A K A Stone To: Jameson, cz82, buckeroo (#6)
A K A Stone posted on 2018-11-19 00:34:41 Reply Private Reply