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SPECIAL COUNSEL ROBERT MUELLER hasn't hired investigators he's hired Prosecutors

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Like Bankers accepting bank robbers didn't rob the bank

The Associated Press @AP BREAKING: Russian foreign minister says Trump accepted Putin's assurances that Russia didn't meddle in the U.S. election. 7/7/17, 1:44 PM

The Associated Press @AP BREAKING: Russian foreign minister says Trump accepted Putin's assurances that Russia didn't meddle in the U.S. election. 7/7/17, 1:44 PM

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3-Dimensional Candy Land

Three-dimensional chess meets three-dimensiona Candy Land.

Three-dimensional chess meets three-dimensiona Candy Land.

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Yeah, tell us...

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Sater cooperating with the money laundering aspect of Special Counsel investigation

Mr Sater has now agreed to co-operate with an international investigation into the alleged money-laundering network, five people with knowledge of the matter said. The co-operation has included working with a team of lawyers and private declined to comment. In Kazakhstan as in other former Soviet states, Mr Trump's sprawling business interests threaten to impinge on the president as he manages American foreign policy commitments in the region.

Mr Sater has now agreed to co-operate with an international investigation into the alleged money-laundering network, five people with knowledge of the matter said. The co-operation has included working with a team of lawyers and private declined to comment. In Kazakhstan as in other former Soviet states, Mr Trump's sprawling business interests threaten to impinge on the president as he manages American foreign policy commitments in the region.

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Felix Flipped

Felix SaterAdd to myFT Russia-born dealmaker linked to Trump assists laundering probe Spells BAD news for Trump. Felix Sater, who worked on Trump Soho, turns against Kazakh former business partners

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The Axis of Oil

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Putins owns the Republican party

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Exxon-Mobil lobbyist Pete Sessions claims Russians sanctions "hurt business"

"We should not move it straight to the floor," House Rules Committee Chairman Pete Sessions, R-Texas, told CNN. He has expressed his concerns about some provisions in the bill problems to companies in Dallas, Texas, that l represent" and argued it could put them at a competitive disadvantage Il thathe says are "huge

"We should not move it straight to the floor," House Rules Committee Chairman Pete Sessions, R-Texas, told CNN. He has expressed his concerns about some provisions in the bill problems to companies in Dallas, Texas, that l represent" and argued it could put them at a competitive disadvantage Il thathe says are "huge

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Peter Smith's involvement

Then, a few weeks into my interactions with Smith, he sent me a document, ostensibly a cover page for a dossier of opposition research to be compiled by Smith's group, and which purported to clear up who was involved. The document was entitled "A Demonstrative Pedagogical Summary to be Developed and Released Prior to November 8, 2016," and dated September 7. It detailed a company Smith and his colleagues had set up as a vehicle to conduct the research: "KLS Research", set up as a Delaware LLC "to avoid campaign reporting," and listing four groups who were involved in one way or another. The first group, entitled "Trump Campaign (in coordination to the extent permitted as an independent expenditure)" listed a number of senior campaign officials: Steve Bannon, Kellyanne Conway, Sam Clovis, Lt. Gen. Flynn and Lisa Nelson. The largest group named a number of "independent groups / organizations/ individuals /resources to be deployed." My name appears on this list. At the time, I didn't recognize most of the others; however, several made headlines in the weeks immediatelv prior to the election

Then, a few weeks into my interactions with Smith, he sent me a document, ostensibly a cover page for a dossier of opposition research to be compiled by Smith's group, and which purported to clear up who was involved. The document was entitled "A Demonstrative Pedagogical Summary to be Developed and Released Prior to November 8, 2016," and dated September 7. It detailed a company Smith and his colleagues had set up as a vehicle to conduct the research: "KLS Research", set up as a Delaware LLC "to avoid campaign reporting," and listing four groups who were involved in one way or another. The first group, entitled "Trump Campaign (in coordination to the extent permitted as an independent expenditure)" listed a number of senior campaign officials: Steve Bannon, Kellyanne Conway, Sam Clovis, Lt. Gen. Flynn and Lisa Nelson. The largest group named a number of "independent groups / organizations/ individuals /resources to be deployed." My name appears on this list. At the time, I didn't recognize most of the others; however, several made headlines in the weeks immediatelv prior to the election

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Peter Smith's involvement

Although it wasn't initially clear to me how independent Smith's operation was from Flynn or the Trump campaign, it was immediately apparent that Smith was both well connected within the top echelons of the campaign and he seemed to know both Lt. Gen. Flynn and his son well. Smith routinely talked about the goings on at the top of the Trump team, offering deep insights into the bizarre world at the top of the Trump campaign. Smith told of Flynn's deep dislike of DNI Clapper, whom Flynn blamed for his dismissal by President Obama. Smith told of Flynn's moves to position himself to become CIA Director under Trump, but also that Flynn had been persuaded that the Senate confirmation process would be prohibitively difficult. He would instead therefore become National Security Advisor should Trump win the election, Smith said. He also told of a deep sense of angst even among Trump loyalists in the campaign, saying "Trump often just repeats whatever he's heard from the last person who spoke to him," and expressing the view that this was especially dangerous when Trump was away.

Although it wasn't initially clear to me how independent Smith's operation was from Flynn or the Trump campaign, it was immediately apparent that Smith was both well connected within the top echelons of the campaign and he seemed to know both Lt. Gen. Flynn and his son well. Smith routinely talked about the goings on at the top of the Trump team, offering deep insights into the bizarre world at the top of the Trump campaign. Smith told of Flynn's deep dislike of DNI Clapper, whom Flynn blamed for his dismissal by President Obama. Smith told of Flynn's moves to position himself to become CIA Director under Trump, but also that Flynn had been persuaded that the Senate confirmation process would be prohibitively difficult. He would instead therefore become National Security Advisor should Trump win the election, Smith said. He also told of a deep sense of angst even among Trump loyalists in the campaign, saying "Trump often just repeats whatever he's heard from the last person who spoke to him," and expressing the view that this was especially dangerous when Trump was away.

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Peter Smith's involvement

But following the DNC hack and watching the Russian influence campaign surrounding it unfold in near real-time, Smith's comment about having been contacted by someone from the "Dark Web" claiming to have Clinton's personal emails struck me as critically important. I wanted to find out whether this person was merely some fraudster wanting to take Smith for a ride or something more sinister: that is, whether Smith had been contacted by a Russian intelligence front with intent to use Smith as part of their scheme by laundering real or forged documents. 03

But following the DNC hack and watching the Russian influence campaign surrounding it unfold in near real-time, Smith's comment about having been contacted by someone from the "Dark Web" claiming to have Clinton's personal emails struck me as critically important. I wanted to find out whether this person was merely some fraudster wanting to take Smith for a ride or something more sinister: that is, whether Smith had been contacted by a Russian intelligence front with intent to use Smith as part of their scheme by laundering real or forged documents. 03

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Trump's concessions to Putin

If Trump attempts to loosen sanc involvement in the conflict in eastern Ukraine or its interference in the 2016 U.S. election, Congress could defy him by pursuing even stronger penalties. And if he offers platitudes for Putin without addressing Russia's election meddling, it will renew questions about whether Trump accepts the findings of his own intelligence officials that Russia intended to disrupt the democratic process on his behalf ssia for its

If Trump attempts to loosen sanc involvement in the conflict in eastern Ukraine or its interference in the 2016 U.S. election, Congress could defy him by pursuing even stronger penalties. And if he offers platitudes for Putin without addressing Russia's election meddling, it will renew questions about whether Trump accepts the findings of his own intelligence officials that Russia intended to disrupt the democratic process on his behalf ssia for its

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Trump's concessions to Putin

The president is boxed in," said Nicholas Burns, a former 25 U.S. ambassador to NATO under President George W Bush. "Why would you give Putin any kind of concession at the first meeting? What has he done to deserve that?" He added, "If you try to curry favor offer concessions, pull back on the pressure, he'll take advantage. He'll see weakness in a vacuum." 03

The president is boxed in," said Nicholas Burns, a former 25 U.S. ambassador to NATO under President George W Bush. "Why would you give Putin any kind of concession at the first meeting? What has he done to deserve that?" He added, "If you try to curry favor offer concessions, pull back on the pressure, he'll take advantage. He'll see weakness in a vacuum." 03

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Stephen King's The Winning

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It's Mueller Time!

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IT'S TIME @williamlegate

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Sergeant Mike Pence Schultz

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I SAW NOTHING... I HEARD NOTHING... I KNOW NOTHING...

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Peter Smith didn't die in vain 4

"We knew the people who had these were probably around the Russian government," Mr. Smith said U.S. intelligence agencies have accused the Russians of stealing emails from the Democratic National Committee and Mrs. Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, and providing them to WikiLeaks last summer as part of a multifaceted operation to interfere with the election and help Mr. Trump's campaign Mr. Trump on July 27 publicly encouraged Russia to go further and find the Clinton "emails that are missing." Asked about that on Monday, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said Mr. Trump was joking

"We knew the people who had these were probably around the Russian government," Mr. Smith said U.S. intelligence agencies have accused the Russians of stealing emails from the Democratic National Committee and Mrs. Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, and providing them to WikiLeaks last summer as part of a multifaceted operation to interfere with the election and help Mr. Trump's campaign Mr. Trump on July 27 publicly encouraged Russia to go further and find the Clinton "emails that are missing." Asked about that on Monday, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said Mr. Trump was joking

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Peter Smith didn't die in vain 3

His project began over Labor Day weekend 2016 when Mr. Smith, a private-equity executive from Chicago active in Republican politiCS said he assembled a group of technology experts, lawyers and a Russian-speaking investigator based in Europe to acquire emails the group theorized might have been stolen from the private server Mrs. Clinton used as secretary of state, Mr. Smith's focus was some 33,000 emails Mrs. Clinton said were deleted because they were deemed personal. Mr. Smith said he believed that the emails might have been obtained by hackers and that they actually concerned official matters Mrs. Clinton wanted to conceal-two notions for which he offered no evidence. Mrs. Clinton gave the State Department tens of thousands of emails related to official business. Former Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey said in July 2016 there was no evidence the private server had been hacked but held out the possibility it could have been In the interview with the Journal, Mr. Smith said he and his colleagues found five groups of hackers who claimed to possess Mrs. Clinton's deleted emails, including two groups he determined were

His project began over Labor Day weekend 2016 when Mr. Smith, a private-equity executive from Chicago active in Republican politiCS said he assembled a group of technology experts, lawyers and a Russian-speaking investigator based in Europe to acquire emails the group theorized might have been stolen from the private server Mrs. Clinton used as secretary of state, Mr. Smith's focus was some 33,000 emails Mrs. Clinton said were deleted because they were deemed personal. Mr. Smith said he believed that the emails might have been obtained by hackers and that they actually concerned official matters Mrs. Clinton wanted to conceal-two notions for which he offered no evidence. Mrs. Clinton gave the State Department tens of thousands of emails related to official business. Former Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey said in July 2016 there was no evidence the private server had been hacked but held out the possibility it could have been In the interview with the Journal, Mr. Smith said he and his colleagues found five groups of hackers who claimed to possess Mrs. Clinton's deleted emails, including two groups he determined were

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