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NEW: Trump had business motive for keeping classified documents, Jack Smith finds
The special counsel’s team found Donald Trump held onto documents so secret only six people could legally review them — and believed his reason for doing so was personal financial gain. ms.now/news/trump-cla…
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» J H «@FuarFearg
@JonJohnstone4 @JohnWHuber Hey what gives here. That form was revised in 8/19 and removed the first-hand knowledge requirement. What else happened in August? A WB filed a complaint against Trump that was chock full of hearsay. Did someone change the rules specifically to enable this complaint?
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Review @ClimateAudit's legendary discovery regarding Ciaramella's whistleblower complaint form. x.com/i/status/11775…
Stephen McIntyre@ClimateAudit
Here is something seriously strange. The Disclosure of Urgent Concern Form located earlier today at DNI is only two days old according to its pdf properties. dni.gov/files/ICIG/Doc…
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I honestly didn't think they would do it, cheers.
House Intelligence Committee@HouseIntel
🚨NEWS: @HouseIntel votes out transcripts from 2019 hearings with the former Intelligence Community Inspector General, Michael Atkinson. The 2019 hearings were held to examine Atkinson’s role in an alleged whistleblower complaint, which ultimately led to Democrats’ first impeachment efforts against President Trump in December 2019. intelligence.house.gov/2026/03/24/hou…
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@FuarFearg @ericmmatheny FuarFearg is incorrect. I fell for it.
Reginald Denny's head was hit with cinder block by Damian Williams & Keith Watson who are in this photo.
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I was in fourth grade during the LA riots when I watched the live newsfeed of Reginald Denny getting ripped out of his truck and getting a brick thrown at his head.
Forgive me if I take the more lenient approach to driving through a dangerous crowd.
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@HansMahncke It was me.
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» J H «@FuarFearg
@JonJohnstone4 @JohnWHuber Hey what gives here. That form was revised in 8/19 and removed the first-hand knowledge requirement. What else happened in August? A WB filed a complaint against Trump that was chock full of hearsay. Did someone change the rules specifically to enable this complaint?
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Good news. After all these years, we’re finally going to see the Michael Atkinson transcript. Remember, he was the phony Inspector General who turned his own office’s rules upside down and then covered it up to get the Ukraine impeachment hoax rolling. It will be interesting to see what he said under oath about his role in all of that.
As an aside, that whole episode is a walk down memory lane to pre-slop Twitter, when there was an amazing community effort that uncovered his dishonesty. @MZHemingway, @ProfMJCleveland, @ClimateAudit and so many others dug into how he had altered the “whistleblower” form to match what was needed and then deleted the evidence, some of which was still buried in archives. Such a nice memory of people coming together on this site to uncover shocking corruption in real time.
House Intelligence Committee@HouseIntel
🚨NEWS: @HouseIntel votes out transcripts from 2019 hearings with the former Intelligence Community Inspector General, Michael Atkinson. The 2019 hearings were held to examine Atkinson’s role in an alleged whistleblower complaint, which ultimately led to Democrats’ first impeachment efforts against President Trump in December 2019. intelligence.house.gov/2026/03/24/hou…
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@TomCottonAR @micomazuma It will keep happening until you do something.
That guy you keep standing behind while he talks to the cameras isn't going to do anything.
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Jack Smith's weaponization was one of the most outrageous abuses of power in history.
Smith is a disgraced partisan hack. He should be held accountable.
And this lawfare must never happen again.
Ted Cruz@tedcruz
Jack Smith went to court and said that I’d destroy evidence if I knew about his subpoena. Judge Boasberg signed off on the order. I’m a member of the bar, I take my obligation seriously — there’s no basis for that.
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Exclusive: A top deputy to U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro acknowledged that the Justice Department did not have evidence of misconduct by Fed Chair Jerome Powell in its investigation of the Federal Reserve over the cost of its building renovations. wapo.st/4t57pPq
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The lawmakers were unlikely to cooperate with investigators, his team acknowledged, so the phone logs were really about filling in evidentiary gaps to show timelines of contacts around Trump's Jan. 6 planning.
politico.com/news/2026/03/2…
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NEW: Documents relesaed today by Sen. Grassley show Jack Smith's interest in the phone records of GOP lawmakers stemmed from a vast array of contacts they had with people who aide Trump's bid to subvert the 2020 election.
w/ @Hailey_Fuchs
politico.com/news/2026/03/2…
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Jeff Sessions was indeed Trump's first Senate endorser (Feb 2016).
He did NOT appoint Mueller—Sessions recused himself from the Russia probe. Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein (Trump appointee) did so on May 17, 2017.
Mueller's team indicted 26 Russian nationals (plus 3 firms) for election interference/hacking.
The bipartisan Senate Intel Committee report (2020) confirmed Russia's systematic interference to aid Trump, aligning with Mueller on that core finding.
Mueller resigned May 2019 and returned to private law practice.
The "Sessions appointed him" claim is false; rest is mostly accurate.
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This is crazy. Trumps 1st endorser Jeff Sessions appointed Mueller!! He indicted 25 Russians. The report was so straightforward the GOP senate report echoed it. Then he retired and went back to private life.
For this he deserves the president grave dancing on him? Trash.
Brit Hume@brithume
Quote: "Mueller’s family didn’t deserve the president’s grave dancing. None of Trump’s many enemies do. But Trump also didn’t deserve Russiagate. Nearly a decade after that phony scandal, our republic is still trying to recover." thefp.com/p/robert-muell…
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@DemDifference @Timodc Kilimnik was not Russian, and he was a source for Obama's State Department, meeting with them multiple times across the street from the Obama Whitehouse.
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@Timodc Mueller found that Trump's 2016 Campaign Chair shared strategy with a Russian intelligence operative, and the Senate Intelligence Cmte chaired by Marco Rubio confirmed this finding, calling it "grave counterintelligence threat."
rollcall.com/2020/08/18/sen…
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@ReportingfromNY @Timodc That's an interesting interpretation of history, entirely based in fantasy.
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@Timodc Mind you, Sessions was fired for recusing himself from the investigation for
>checks notes<
Talking to Russians.
An aide to Sessions however stayed on and is currently shaping US immigration policy in his image. An image as it happens that cannot be captured in mirrors.
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@overton_news @ScottJenningsKY Rhetorically clever but doesn't really answer why we would even think of putting boots on the ground there
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Scott Jennings just set a BEAR TRAP on CNN, and Miles Taylor walked RIGHT into it.
Taylor was spiraling over President Trump’s actions in Iran when @ScottJenningsKY hit him with the one question that unraveled his ENTIRE narrative.
JENNINGS: “Miles, do you think that the Ayatollah prefers his life under Obama or under Trump?”
Taylor froze, laughed awkwardly.
TAYLOR: “Well…look….”
[Silence]
JENNINGS: “Probably Obama, yes?”
TAYLOR: “The Ayatollah’s dead...”
Jennings stared into the camera and smiled.
JENNINGS: “There you go! You heard it here first.”
By the time Taylor realized what had just hit him, it was far too late.
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@gregmcantwell @Timodc @NotHoodlum No he didnt and Russia had already allegedly hacked Hillary's server months earlier.
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Trump went on live TV and asked Russia to help him win the 2016 election. The Mueller report showed the Russians started hacking the Democrats that same day. The Trump campaign also met several times with Russian agents to discuss strategy. They later lied about all this and Trump committed several acts of Obstruction of Justice by interfering with the investigation and trying to shut it down.
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Now the senator is editing his own X posts to say the exact same thing so he can hide replies. Here’s the reply I sent him before: Senator: Why did you vote for and heavily support the nomination of Lisa Monaco to be deputy AG during Biden?
Senator John Cornyn@JohnCornyn
Just like the primary. How’d that turnout?
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NEW... Jack Smith was secretly spying on every detail of @FBIDirectorKash Patel's life.
"The new documents viewed by Reuters show that the probe into Patel was more extensive than previously reported. In addition to phone, online user names, and text messages, Smith and his team sought mailing and email addresses, billing and IP addresses and bank account information, according to the documents."
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@GAFollowers @lynsioux 2000 ballots were uncounted in Floyd Co
in 2020 and election board pers was fired.
OK, all you diggers start digging
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Major fire a Floyd County Courthouse in Rome, Georgia
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@PiMan4Prez @ericmmatheny I don't think it really creates that impression for most, but it's important to be clear about it, because some people are prone to interpreting things wrongly.
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