All roads from Russia lead directly to the Democrats

[Smokin' OP]

You are still lying, I said nothing about a facebook post.

JUST a coincidence?

Mueller's investigation alone ran upwards of 32 million.

Robert Mueller's Russia probe cost nearly $32 million in total, Justice Department says

The cost of the investigation has been a weapon used by both Trump and Mueller's supporters in the ongoing political fight over the Russian election meddling probe.

www.cnbc.com

By January of 2020, another 11 million was spend specifically on impeachment.

So.
They recovered more than $40 million in fines and seizures from the criminals, it paid for itself, likely more by now.
Whereas Clinton's "investigations", the taxpayer $$$, went straight down the toilet.

 

[Big Bend Texas]

JUST a coincidence?

So.
They recovered more than $40 million in fines and seizures from the criminals, it paid for itself, likely more by now.
Whereas Clinton's "investigations", the taxpayer $$$, went straight down the toilet.

You are now fabricating bullshit.

 

[Smokin' OP]

They admitted to it under questioning when the original document was produced.

They?
They may have claimed that, but it wasn't true, whoever "they" is.

 

[Big Bend Texas]

They?
They may have claimed that, but it wasn't true, whoever "they" is.

Her staff who was instructed to remove the classified markings before the documents were scanned and sent.

The original documents were produced which showed they had done so.

 

[Smokin' OP]

You can stop making a fool of yourself at any time, even NBC has thrown them both under the bus now revealing details.

Hell, Hunter even complained in his emails about the cost of paying his father's bills while VP.

Hunter Biden complained 'half his salary' went on paying Joe's bills

In 2010, Joe Biden was earning $225,000-a-year as Vice President and he'd already made well over $100,000-a-year for decades prior as a senator and author.

www.dailymail.co.uk

So, where is the "bombshell"?
Hunter paying for some of his fathers bills?

 

[Big Bend Texas]

So, where is the "bombshell"?
Hunter paying for some of his fathers bills?

The claim that he had no idea what was going on with Hunter's business and wasn't benefitting from it.

Not to mention failing to declare all of that income on his taxes. If someone pays your bills, that is unearned income.

 

[Smokin' OP]

You are now fabricating bullshit.

Sure.

But how much did the Mueller investigation really cost? Fact checks conducted by Politifact and Roll Call said that Trump's $40 million figure was an exaggeration and not true in all likelihood.

According to Mueller's expense reports filed through September 30, 2018, the Russia investigation had cost $25 million. Assuming that the costs incurred by the Mueller investigation stayed roughly on the same pace, the Mueller probe's final total is likely to be $32 million to $35 million.

(For what it's worth, the Mueller investigation seems to have cost significantly less than other major investigations into U.S. presidents. The probes into the Clintons and Reagan officials in the Iran-Contra scandal cost $70 million and $47.4 million, respectively, which equate to $98 million and $104 million in today's dollars, after adjusting for inflation.)

Twice as much, with nothing to show for it, as of 2019, when it was assessed, like doubled, when Trump and John Duram are through.


The Mueller investigation charged 37 people and entities overall, including guilty pleas from Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen, Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, and Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn.

While it's unclear exactly how much money the Mueller investigation has brought back to the U.S. government, the probe may wind up breaking even or maybe even a profit. A month ago, USA Today estimated that the special counsel's investigation had collected settlements worth $28.6 million — the vast majority of it from Manafort, who is being forced to give up millions of dollars worth of New York City real estate.

That could be an underestimate for how much money the Mueller investigation nets, however. CNBC reported that the real estate and cash holdings Paul Manafort was forfeiting as part of his plea deal could be worth upwards of $42 million to $46 million once all of the properties are sold.

 

[Big Bend Texas]

Sure.

But how much did the Mueller investigation really cost? Fact checks conducted by Politifact and Roll Call said that Trump's $40 million figure was an exaggeration and not true in all likelihood.

According to Mueller's expense reports filed through September 30, 2018, the Russia investigation had cost $25 million. Assuming that the costs incurred by the Mueller investigation stayed roughly on the same pace, the Mueller probe's final total is likely to be $32 million to $35 million.

(For what it's worth, the Mueller investigation seems to have cost significantly less than other major investigations into U.S. presidents. The probes into the Clintons and Reagan officials in the Iran-Contra scandal cost $70 million and $47.4 million, respectively, which equate to $98 million and $104 million in today's dollars, after adjusting for inflation.)

Twice as much, with nothing to show for it, as of 2019, when it was assessed, like doubled, when Trump and John Duram are through.


The Mueller investigation charged 37 people and entities overall, including guilty pleas from Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen, Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, and Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn.

While it's unclear exactly how much money the Mueller investigation has brought back to the U.S. government, the probe may wind up breaking even or maybe even a profit. A month ago, USA Today estimated that the special counsel's investigation had collected settlements worth $28.6 million — the vast majority of it from Manafort, who is being forced to give up millions of dollars worth of New York City real estate.

That could be an underestimate for how much money the Mueller investigation nets, however. CNBC reported that the real estate and cash holdings Paul Manafort was forfeiting as part of his plea deal could be worth upwards of $42 million to $46 million once all of the properties are sold.

I can't tell, are you just lying outright now or pretending you can't read?

Mueller's investigation alone ran upwards of 32 million.

Robert Mueller's Russia probe cost nearly $32 million in total, Justice Department says

The cost of the investigation has been a weapon used by both Trump and Mueller's supporters in the ongoing political fight over the Russian election meddling probe.

www.cnbc.com

By January of 2020, another 11 million was spend specifically on impeachment.

"Estimated", "Could Be".

How much was actually collected?

 

[Smokin' OP]

The claim that he had no idea what was going on with Hunter's business and wasn't benefitting from it.

That is a really grey area.
Doing repairs or improvements is nothing, between family.

If Hunter bought Joe a house, that would be fishy.

Not to mention failing to declare all of that income on his taxes. If someone pays your bills, that is unearned income.

No, it isn't.

 

[Big Bend Texas]

That is a really grey area.
Doing repairs or improvements is nothing, between family.

If Hunter bought Joe a house, that would be fishy.

No, it isn't.

Yes it is, it's taxable as income. They also shared access to multiple bank accounts and that income wasn't declared.

 

[Smokin' OP]

I can't tell, are you just lying outright now or pretending you can't read?



"Estimated", "Could Be".

How much was actually collected?

July 24 2019
As part of his plea deal, Manafort forfeited an estimated $42 million to $46 million in real estate and cash holdings. Mueller’s investigation doesn’t yet have a final price tag, but at the end of September 2018, the cost was $25.2 million. Assuming expenses continued at a similar clip over the last nearly six months of the probe, the total would be approximately $34 million.
That would theoretically put the net total in the black, but the funds brought in by asset forfeitures don’t go directly to the investigation.
As our fact-checking colleagues at PolitiFact noted, the forfeiture money goes into the Department of Justice Assets Forfeiture Fund, a general fund that the attorney general is allowed to use to pay “any necessary expenses associated with forfeiture operations” or to cover “certain general investigative expenses.”

 

[Smokin' OP]

Yes it is, it's taxable as income. They also shared access to multiple bank accounts and that income wasn't declared.

No, it isn't.
Bank accounts aren't income and either are paying bills or repairs on a home.

The person contracted to do the work, declares the cost as income not the recipient.

 

[Smokin' OP]

So what you’re saying is that you’re super pissed-off that Trump makes billions in legitimate business

No, you fucking moron, I'm saying the orange money launderer is a traitor.

while Biden is only able to make millions fucking over low-IQ imbeciles such as yourself by violating the Emoluments Clause? Got it!

You ain't got shit but FOX BS.

 

[P@triot]

admission implies that Sanders did something wrong, or was hiding something.

No it doesn't. At all. Which is proof that you're illiterate. So I ask again...at what grade did you drop out of school?

DId Bernie work with Russia?

Did Trump? Nope. In fact, it was Obama who instructed the NSA to "stand down" against Russia's cyber campaign against the election. But ultimately, Bernie Sanders himself admitted that Russia was interfering on his behalf.

 

[P@triot]

WHAT dirty deeds?

The one's you keep denying...

10% for the big guy

Hunter's emails reveal:

• 'Big Guy' Joe Biden was to get 10% stake in Chinese oil deal
• Dined with Hunter's shady business partners when he was VP
• Shared a bank account with his son
• And flew an associate to Mexico on Air Force 2

Hunter Biden's associates called his dad Joe the 'big guy' in emails

Evidence that Joe Biden was involved in Hunter's business dealings is mounting as emails from the abandoned laptop are unearthed.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[P@triot]

You ain't got shit but FOX BS.

We've got crack-head Hunter Biden's laptop - complete with all of his emails - snowflake

10% for the big guy

Hunter's emails reveal:

• 'Big Guy' Joe Biden was to get 10% stake in Chinese oil deal
• Dined with Hunter's shady business partners when he was VP
• Shared a bank account with his son
• And flew an associate to Mexico on Air Force 2

Hunter Biden's associates called his dad Joe the 'big guy' in emails

Evidence that Joe Biden was involved in Hunter's business dealings is mounting as emails from the abandoned laptop are unearthed.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Smokin' OP]

We've got crack-head Hunter Biden's laptop - complete with all of his emails - snowflake

Hunter's emails reveal:

• 'Big Guy' Joe Biden was to get 10% stake in Chinese oil deal
• Dined with Hunter's shady business partners when he was VP
• Shared a bank account with his son
• And flew an associate to Mexico on Air Force 2

Hunter Biden's associates called his dad Joe the 'big guy' in emails

Evidence that Joe Biden was involved in Hunter's business dealings is mounting as emails from the abandoned laptop are unearthed.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Good, then they wont mind testifying.

 

[P@triot]

Good, then they wont mind testifying.

They don't have to! The forensic evidence on crack-head Hunter's laptop is all anyone needs!!

 

[dudmuck]

No it doesn't. At all. Which is proof that you're illiterate. So I ask again...at what grade did you drop out of school?

Did Trump? Nope. In fact, it was Obama who instructed the NSA to "stand down" against Russia's cyber campaign against the election. But ultimately, Bernie Sanders himself admitted that Russia was interfering on his behalf.

its the definition of the word admission. It means to accept that something is true. Bernie Sanders never denied that russia interfered with our election, so there is nothing to admit, since has already accepted that from the start.

As far as Obama ordering stand down on russia election interference. You guys were blaming Obama for spying on Trump. So, which is it?
The USA was survielling russia during 2016 campaign, but it was done in secret, to not add to the influence. But the reason for the "stand down order" in 2016 was because Mcconnel wouldnt go along with denouncing russian meddling.

 

[Dagosa]

The IG investigations went on for two years dumbass, the special prosecutor was appointed after they reviewed the IG's findings.

After a thorough DOJ review Durham was appointed in early November of 2020.

When you have no clue what you're talking about it's usually best to keep your mouth shut.

The DOJ is under the administration dufus. That’s four years that any crime worthy of prosecution could have been investigated. Dah. It wasn’t by any of Trumps hand picked heads of the DOJ the AG.

Now we get the deep state whine. Any time ignorant people are caught lying to support Trump, the “deep state” pops up.
So Barr was a member of the deep state…..?