Lev Parnas Blew Everything Up
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Lesh
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Tony Bubbles is anything BUT credible and oh yea.. produced no evidence of any importance
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That don't play here son. It's over. The lie is dead. Parnas was arrested for doing what Trump wanted. He did his time and has no reason to lie. So then Trump should be arrested.
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And Bobulinski’s story on Biden becomes more questionable in light of his connections to the Trump campaign.
Bobulinski first raised allegations of Biden corruption in October 2020, just days away from the presidential election, as part of what The New York Times called a “desperate rescue mission” by Team Trump. The allegation was that Joe Biden profited from a Chinese oil venture with his son.
Bobulinski tried pitching the story to The Wall Street Journal, with the help of three people close to Trump: Arthur Schwartz, a New York–based P.R. professional and friend of Donald Trump Jr.; Eric Herschmann, then a Trump White House lawyer; and Stefan Passantino, a former deputy Trump White House counsel. But even the Journal wasn’t interested, due to the lack of verifiable facts.
Republicans’ Star Hunter Biden Witness Has a Very Shady Past
Tony Bobulinski is a “deadly witness,” conservatives say. But past transactions—and ties to Trump World—call his credibility into question.
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On the eve of Trump and Biden’s final debate, Bobulinski went public with the allegations in a press conference organized by the Trump team, per The New York Times. He then attended the debate as Trump’s surprise guest.
What the Journal did publish, moments after Trump and Biden’s final debate, said that corporate documents reviewed by its reporters showed no role in the venture for Joe Biden.
In a meeting with the FBI the next day, Bobulinski asserted that he possessed text messages, emails, and other information allegedly tying Biden to his son’s business activities. But he refused the bureau total access to the information, instead passing along only a few selected documents and text messages.
After the meeting, Bobulinski and Passantino asked to be driven back to the Trump International Hotel in Washington, according to an FBI interview memorandum released by the House Ways and Means Committee.
The following week, Bobulinski reportedly held an “out of sight” meeting with Trump’s former chief of staff, Mark Meadows, at a campaign rally in Rome, Georgia, according to former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson’s book, Enough, which recalled that Bobulinski chose to wear a “ski mask” to conceal his identity during the secretive encounter, in which Meadows handed him a “folded sheet of paper or small envelope.”
“Even though I don’t know what Mark had been meeting with Bobulinski about, I could no longer ignore the suspicious activity that he, Trump, and others in the administration seemed to be engaged in,” Hutchinson wrote. “I could not shake the feeling that I had been entangled in something far more complex and secretive than I had initially realized.”
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NewsVine_Mariyam
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IM2 I was watching Stephen Cobert tonight & Rachel Madow is his guest and they showed a snippet of this documentary that is airing on September 20th 2024. It seems especially critical now since she's shed a lot of light of why certain things are happening in the run up to election day although the documentary deals with the first Trump impeachment.
Madow says that Lev recorded all of his conversations with Trump et al, and that he provided them with terabytes of data containing these recorded conversations:
From Russia with Lev
From Russia with Lev
From Executive Producer Rachel Maddow,"From Russia With Lev" reveals the outrageous scheme that led to former President Donald Trump's first impeachment. It follows the much, much larger-than-life journey of Lev Parnas, a Ukrainian-born hustler and former small-time mafia operator whose random, almost accidental association with Trump and Trump attorney Rudolph Giuliani took him around the world, and ultimately to prison.
Lev reveals the ham-handed workings of the furtive campaign to dredge up false but damaging allegations against then-candidate Joe Biden. Tune in to the broadcast premiere of “From Russia With Lev” on Friday, Sept. 20 at 9 p.m. ET on MSNBC.
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I plan on watching that.
Lev Parnas is a scum bag and is a Trump friend...
Does that not tell us something...
P.S. There is no evidence and the guy lies...
This tells us enough...
Can Trump and Co explain their association to this convicted criminal?
Does that not tell us something...
P.S. There is no evidence and the guy lies...
This tells us enough...
Can Trump and Co explain their association to this convicted criminal?
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Who was it FROM and for WHAT?
Dragonlady
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I've been looking forward to this one.
NewsVine_Mariyam
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I don't follow Madow but she is a seasoned professional and because they are supposedly going to give their audience the opportunity to view much of this evidence ourselves, I would trust her and her crew first before looking into anything Trump et al produces as "evidence".
It's incredible to me though that Trump is ALWAYS accusing others of doing the very dirt he himself is engaged in.
It's incredible to me though that Trump is ALWAYS accusing others of doing the very dirt he himself is engaged in.
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