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You know for the first time, I'm thinking all points do lead to the TOP. I knew Mueller had 3 separate investigations going. I didn't know about Mueller's 19 meetings with FLYNN. I figured Mueller would build up a case from the bottom up the chain but likely stop short of indictment of the ASSHOLE himself but ensaring JR and Jared. (UNDICTED CO CONSPIRATOR would loom large in the charges) I don't think so as of this morning. Remember there was no space between Flynn and Trump. (UNLESS somehow Pence is also a target. I haven't see that yet!). I guess the big question was how much contact did Flynn have with Trump OR other WH'rs after he was fired??
To repeat the Comey line. Lordy Lordy, let there be tapes.
PS The MSNBC source is another of the no nonesense cautious SME (subject matter experts) that they've hired. He DOES have a bit of a mysterious air about him but he is CAUTIOUS and not a flame thrower. At all.
My lord’: MSNBC’s Mika gasps when ex-FBI official explains Mike Flynn may have worn a wire with Trump
TRAVIS GETTYS
05 DEC 2018 AT 08:04 ET
Mika Brzezinski (MSNBC)
MSNBC’s Mika Brzezinski gasped aloud when a guest suggested just how deep special counsel Robert Mueller may have been able to peer into President Donald Trump’s dealings with Russia.
Frank Figliuzzi, a former FBI assistant director for counterintelligence, walked the “Morning Joe” hosts through the heavily redacted sentencing memo issued by Mueller’s office, which shows disgraced national security adviser Mike Flynn had offered “substantial assistance” to three separate investigations.
“I think, in fact, that underneath these redactions, if we were to lift these black magic marker points out, we would see people with the last name Trump or Kushner,” Figliuzzi said. “That’s my gut, that’s how this reads. I believe the extensive redaction is a reflection of that level of sensitivity.”
Figliuzzi said the heavy redactions were out of character for Mueller, who typically issued highly detailed filings that revealed the scope of his evidence in specific cases — and the former FBI official explained why that should worry the president.
“It’s part of a deliberate strategy to lock in the information before he’s possibly taken out,” he said. “What did we see yesterday? We saw the opposite of that, we saw lots of redaction. You do that in the FBI either when you have classified information or you are at such a sensitivity level that you cannot expose it.”
Brzezinski pointed out that Flynn was a constant presence at Trump’s side during the campaign and in his brief, 24-day tenure in the White House — and Figliuzzi offered a jaw-dropping possibility hinted at in Mueller’s memo.
“We see reference here to quick cooperation by Flynn,” Figliuzzi said. “What does that mean? Did it happen in what we call the golden hour, where you could even wire somebody up and have him share communications in real time?”...
https://www.rawstory.com/2018/12/lor...rn-wire-trump/
To repeat the Comey line. Lordy Lordy, let there be tapes.
PS The MSNBC source is another of the no nonesense cautious SME (subject matter experts) that they've hired. He DOES have a bit of a mysterious air about him but he is CAUTIOUS and not a flame thrower. At all.
My lord’: MSNBC’s Mika gasps when ex-FBI official explains Mike Flynn may have worn a wire with Trump
TRAVIS GETTYS
05 DEC 2018 AT 08:04 ET
Mika Brzezinski (MSNBC)
MSNBC’s Mika Brzezinski gasped aloud when a guest suggested just how deep special counsel Robert Mueller may have been able to peer into President Donald Trump’s dealings with Russia.
Frank Figliuzzi, a former FBI assistant director for counterintelligence, walked the “Morning Joe” hosts through the heavily redacted sentencing memo issued by Mueller’s office, which shows disgraced national security adviser Mike Flynn had offered “substantial assistance” to three separate investigations.
“I think, in fact, that underneath these redactions, if we were to lift these black magic marker points out, we would see people with the last name Trump or Kushner,” Figliuzzi said. “That’s my gut, that’s how this reads. I believe the extensive redaction is a reflection of that level of sensitivity.”
Figliuzzi said the heavy redactions were out of character for Mueller, who typically issued highly detailed filings that revealed the scope of his evidence in specific cases — and the former FBI official explained why that should worry the president.
“It’s part of a deliberate strategy to lock in the information before he’s possibly taken out,” he said. “What did we see yesterday? We saw the opposite of that, we saw lots of redaction. You do that in the FBI either when you have classified information or you are at such a sensitivity level that you cannot expose it.”
Brzezinski pointed out that Flynn was a constant presence at Trump’s side during the campaign and in his brief, 24-day tenure in the White House — and Figliuzzi offered a jaw-dropping possibility hinted at in Mueller’s memo.
“We see reference here to quick cooperation by Flynn,” Figliuzzi said. “What does that mean? Did it happen in what we call the golden hour, where you could even wire somebody up and have him share communications in real time?”...
https://www.rawstory.com/2018/12/lor...rn-wire-trump/
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