UncleBuck
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You said he’d never be impeached though
The Impeachment Of Donald Trump
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Bear420
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Well are they going to call, Rudolph W. Giuliani, Mike Pence, Mike Pompeo, Mick Mulvaney, John R. Bolton, and the Biggest Liar or them all King Trump ?
It's a shame when our ethics and morals go out the window with Trump. When you hear of a President doing Wrong You Ignore it, Unless of-course if it's a Democrat, and that is what's going to keep this country divided and eventually be the end to us all. We need to do what's right, and right now it is a horrible thing to see happening . His Lies are so bad either you haven't done your Research or you just don't care and want us all to go down with the Liar and Chief.
I've said it before and I will again, When most of the People on the planet do their do-diligence and See how this Crook is Killing our Morals and ethics Putting down real patriots that served our Country most of their lives .
When We think of a President we should think that man or woman would stand in front of you and take a Bullet for you. Nope not this man he would put a newborn baby in the way of the bullet if he knew it would save his life. Isn't that a very sad thing to know about someone who we put into the W.H. ?
DIY-HP-LED
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DIY-HP-LED
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It looks like Nunes might end up as a witness and even a participant in the conspiracy, Devin could go to prison, looks like he is into this shit up to his eyeballs! 
If this bullshit is rolled into a conspiracy case later on, ole Devin would be part of it.
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A Giuliani associate is reportedly willing to tell Congress that Devin Nunes met with Ukrainians to get dirt on Biden and Democrats
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A Giuliani associate is reportedly willing to tell Congress that Devin Nunes met with Ukrainians to get dirt on Biden and Democrats
A Giuliani associate is reportedly willing to tell Congress that Devin Nunes met with Ukrainians to get dirt on Biden and Democrats
Nunes is one of President Donald Trump's staunchest defenders and the highest-ranking Republican on the committee overseeing the impeachment inquiry.
www.businessinsider.com
- The Soviet-born businessman Lev Parnas is willing to tell Congress about meetings Rep. Devin Nunes held with Ukrainians to dig up dirt on Democrats, Parnas' lawyer told CNN.
- Parnas and Nunes began communicating roughly a year ago, and he tried to connect Nunes with Ukrainians who could help dig up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden and other Democrats, Parnas' lawyer said.
- He added that Parnas learned from the ex-Ukrainian official Victor Shokin that Nunes met with Shokin in Vienna last December.
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dandyrandy
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But Hillary.....
DIY-HP-LED
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Looks like the government had to do a document dump late on a Friday night, lot's here for reporters, congress and those interested. Congress couldn't get this stuff, but they can get it now, through here! Apparently this is the first of many such releases under the FOIA, these are documents the Trump administration is refusing to hand over to congress. Trump forgot about the "back door" and they didn't have the FOIA angle covered.
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https://www.americanoversight.org/
PUBLISH DATE: NOVEMBER 22, 2019
STATE DEPARTMENT RELEASES UKRAINE DOCUMENTS TO AMERICAN OVERSIGHT
On Friday evening, the State Department released nearly 100 pages of records in response to American Oversight’s lawsuit seeking a range of documents related to the Trump administration’s dealings with Ukraine.
Among other records, the production includes emails that confirm multiple contacts in March of 2019 between Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani, at least one of which was facilitated by President Trump’s assistant Madeleine Westerhout.
American Oversight is reviewing the production to assess whether the State Department has fully complied with the court’s order. Notes on what we’ve found are below.
You can download the documents here. They are also available below.
Statement from American Oversight Executive Director Austin Evers
“We can see why Mike Pompeo has refused to release this information to Congress. It reveals a clear paper trail from Rudy Giuliani to the Oval Office to Secretary Pompeo to facilitate Giuliani’s smear campaign against a U.S. ambassador.
“This is just the first round of disclosures. The evidence is only going to get worse for the administration as its stonewall strategy collapses in the face of court orders.
“That American Oversight could obtain these documents establishes that there is no legal basis for the administration to withhold them from Congress. That conclusively shows that the administration is engaged in obstruction of justice. The president and his allies should ask themselves if impeachment for obstruction is worth it if the strategy isn’t even going to be effective.
“This lawsuit is just one of several American Oversight is pursuing to bring transparency to the Ukraine investigation. The public should expect more disclosures, over the administration’s strong objection, for the foreseeable future.”
In the Documents
New: The documents show a March 26, 2019, call between Rudy Giuliani and Mike Pompeo. (Page 39 of document)
A March 28, 2019, email includes a list of scheduled calls for Pompeo. Calls include Rudy Giuliani on March 29, and Rep. Devin Nunes on April 1, 2019.
On March 27, 2019, Rudy Giuliani’s assistant contacted Madeleine Westerhout, who was serving as the president’s Oval Office gatekeeper at the time. She asked Westerhout for a “good number” for Pompeo, adding that she had “been trying and getting nowhere through regular channels.” Westerhout contacted someone at the State Department to ask for a number she could provide. (Page 55)
During his closed-door testimony, career diplomat David Hale mentioned two calls between Pompeo and Giuliani, one on March 28, 2019, and one on March 29. The documents include a March 28 email to Hale indicating that Pompeo had been the one to request a call with Giuliani. (Page 45)
The March 29 call appears on page 46, and the confirmation of its scheduling is on page 44.
Also in the documents: An April 5 letter to the State Department from six former U.S. ambassadors to Ukraine (including Bill Taylor), expressing their concern about the attacks on U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch. (Page 13)
On April 12, 2019, Reps. Steny Hoyer and Eliot Engel wrote to Pompeo, also expressing their concern (page 2
. The State Department responded on June 11, saying “Yovanovitch was due to complete her three-year diplomatic assignment in Kyiv this summer.” (Page 34)
Note: The State Department did not produce a formal directive recalling Yovanovitch or a formal readout of Trump’s July 25 call with Zelensky. Both of these were covered by the court’s production order.
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https://www.americanoversight.org/
PUBLISH DATE: NOVEMBER 22, 2019
STATE DEPARTMENT RELEASES UKRAINE DOCUMENTS TO AMERICAN OVERSIGHT
On Friday evening, the State Department released nearly 100 pages of records in response to American Oversight’s lawsuit seeking a range of documents related to the Trump administration’s dealings with Ukraine.
Among other records, the production includes emails that confirm multiple contacts in March of 2019 between Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani, at least one of which was facilitated by President Trump’s assistant Madeleine Westerhout.
American Oversight is reviewing the production to assess whether the State Department has fully complied with the court’s order. Notes on what we’ve found are below.
You can download the documents here. They are also available below.
Statement from American Oversight Executive Director Austin Evers
“We can see why Mike Pompeo has refused to release this information to Congress. It reveals a clear paper trail from Rudy Giuliani to the Oval Office to Secretary Pompeo to facilitate Giuliani’s smear campaign against a U.S. ambassador.
“This is just the first round of disclosures. The evidence is only going to get worse for the administration as its stonewall strategy collapses in the face of court orders.
“That American Oversight could obtain these documents establishes that there is no legal basis for the administration to withhold them from Congress. That conclusively shows that the administration is engaged in obstruction of justice. The president and his allies should ask themselves if impeachment for obstruction is worth it if the strategy isn’t even going to be effective.
“This lawsuit is just one of several American Oversight is pursuing to bring transparency to the Ukraine investigation. The public should expect more disclosures, over the administration’s strong objection, for the foreseeable future.”
In the Documents
New: The documents show a March 26, 2019, call between Rudy Giuliani and Mike Pompeo. (Page 39 of document)
A March 28, 2019, email includes a list of scheduled calls for Pompeo. Calls include Rudy Giuliani on March 29, and Rep. Devin Nunes on April 1, 2019.
On March 27, 2019, Rudy Giuliani’s assistant contacted Madeleine Westerhout, who was serving as the president’s Oval Office gatekeeper at the time. She asked Westerhout for a “good number” for Pompeo, adding that she had “been trying and getting nowhere through regular channels.” Westerhout contacted someone at the State Department to ask for a number she could provide. (Page 55)
During his closed-door testimony, career diplomat David Hale mentioned two calls between Pompeo and Giuliani, one on March 28, 2019, and one on March 29. The documents include a March 28 email to Hale indicating that Pompeo had been the one to request a call with Giuliani. (Page 45)
The March 29 call appears on page 46, and the confirmation of its scheduling is on page 44.
Also in the documents: An April 5 letter to the State Department from six former U.S. ambassadors to Ukraine (including Bill Taylor), expressing their concern about the attacks on U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch. (Page 13)
On April 12, 2019, Reps. Steny Hoyer and Eliot Engel wrote to Pompeo, also expressing their concern (page 2
. The State Department responded on June 11, saying “Yovanovitch was due to complete her three-year diplomatic assignment in Kyiv this summer.” (Page 34)Note: The State Department did not produce a formal directive recalling Yovanovitch or a formal readout of Trump’s July 25 call with Zelensky. Both of these were covered by the court’s production order.
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DIY-HP-LED
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Documents released to ethics group show Giuliani, Pompeo contacts before Ukraine ambassador ousted
Nearly 100 pages of documents, including emails, were released by the watchdog group American Oversight late Friday.
www.nbcnews.com
Nov. 23, 2019, 2:30 AM AST
By Phil Helsel and Abigail Williams
An ethics group late Friday published nearly 100 pages of previously unreleased State Department documents that the group says shows “a clear paper trail” between President Donald Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo before a Ukraine ambassador was abruptly recalled.
The documents were published by American Oversight, which calls itself a non-partisan and nonprofit ethics watchdog and Freedom of Information Act litigator investigating the Trump administration.
They appear to show two calls between Giuliani and Pompeo in March, around a month before former Ukraine ambassador Marie Yovanovitch, an anti-corruption expert, was abruptly called back to the U.S. in April and then removed from the post.
David Hale, undersecretary of state for political affairs, testified on Wednesday that Pompeo and Giuliani spoke on the phone twice in late March.
The information released Friday "reveals a clear paper trail from Rudy Giuliani to the Oval Office to Secretary Pompeo to facilitate Giuliani's smear campaign against a U.S. ambassador," Austin Evers, executive director of American Oversight, said in a statement.
Yovanovitch has told members of Congress in an impeachment inquiry that her reputation was smeared by Giuliani, including false allegationsthat she badmouthed Trump and was blocking corruption investigations by circulating a "do not prosecute" list and stymieing investigation into the Vice President Joe Biden and his son.
The allegations of a pressure campaign by Trump to get the Ukrainians to announce investigations into a conspiracy theory about the 2016 presidential election and the Bidens are central to the impeachment inquiry into whether Trump abused the power of his office for personal political gain.
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Nearly 100 pages of documents, including emails, were released by the watchdog group American Oversight late Friday.
Documents released to ethics group show Giuliani, Pompeo contacts before Ukraine ambassador ousted
Nearly 100 pages of documents, including emails, were released by the watchdog group American Oversight late Friday.
Nov. 23, 2019, 2:30 AM AST
By Phil Helsel and Abigail Williams
An ethics group late Friday published nearly 100 pages of previously unreleased State Department documents that the group says shows “a clear paper trail” between President Donald Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo before a Ukraine ambassador was abruptly recalled.
The documents were published by American Oversight, which calls itself a non-partisan and nonprofit ethics watchdog and Freedom of Information Act litigator investigating the Trump administration.
They appear to show two calls between Giuliani and Pompeo in March, around a month before former Ukraine ambassador Marie Yovanovitch, an anti-corruption expert, was abruptly called back to the U.S. in April and then removed from the post.
David Hale, undersecretary of state for political affairs, testified on Wednesday that Pompeo and Giuliani spoke on the phone twice in late March.
The information released Friday "reveals a clear paper trail from Rudy Giuliani to the Oval Office to Secretary Pompeo to facilitate Giuliani's smear campaign against a U.S. ambassador," Austin Evers, executive director of American Oversight, said in a statement.
Yovanovitch has told members of Congress in an impeachment inquiry that her reputation was smeared by Giuliani, including false allegationsthat she badmouthed Trump and was blocking corruption investigations by circulating a "do not prosecute" list and stymieing investigation into the Vice President Joe Biden and his son.
The allegations of a pressure campaign by Trump to get the Ukrainians to announce investigations into a conspiracy theory about the 2016 presidential election and the Bidens are central to the impeachment inquiry into whether Trump abused the power of his office for personal political gain.
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hanimmal
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This is interesting reverse troll against Trump going on, guess you need to fight fire with fire. It is the slow leak Trump did with trolling 'Hillary's' emails and wikileaks dump. We now have Trump's minions emails so it should be interesting experiment to look at the differences.
Right off the top, in all of the Clinton emails everyone was fully listed as to who they were talking about because it was not meant to be confusing.
Trump's however have the rich kid's idea of how gangsters hide what they are saying but suck at it and say talk to 'S' in emails. That shit only never works. Trump is so screwed. He never actually got away with anything before, it was just he had so much money to bail him out given to him by daddy that he made it just far enough in life as a con man that the Russians were able to cheat him into the Presidency. He will screw it all up if he hasn't already.
This is not a war against Americans, this is a war against Russia and their American traitors (like Brad Parscale) that would spread so many lies across the internet that people are able to pretend everything going on is the 'libs' fault for the people they can get to vote for Trump. And the 'Democrats are just as bad as the Republicans' to suppress the votes of the people who will not vote for Trump.
Right off the top, in all of the Clinton emails everyone was fully listed as to who they were talking about because it was not meant to be confusing.
Trump's however have the rich kid's idea of how gangsters hide what they are saying but suck at it and say talk to 'S' in emails. That shit only never works. Trump is so screwed. He never actually got away with anything before, it was just he had so much money to bail him out given to him by daddy that he made it just far enough in life as a con man that the Russians were able to cheat him into the Presidency. He will screw it all up if he hasn't already.
This is not a war against Americans, this is a war against Russia and their American traitors (like Brad Parscale) that would spread so many lies across the internet that people are able to pretend everything going on is the 'libs' fault for the people they can get to vote for Trump. And the 'Democrats are just as bad as the Republicans' to suppress the votes of the people who will not vote for Trump.
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DIY-HP-LED
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Have a look at this, "LOCK HER UP"!
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PUBLISH DATE: NOVEMBER 21, 2019
NIKKI HALEY SENT CLASSIFIED EMAILS ON AN UNCLASSIFIED EMAIL SYSTEM
Nikki Haley Sent Classified Emails on an Unclassified Email System - American Oversight
Documents suggest that Haley used her less-secure, unclassified email for communications about a 2017 North Korean missile launch because she had forgotten the password for her classified email system.
www.americanoversight.org
In July 2017, shortly after a North Korean missile launch, then-UN Ambassador Nikki Haley sent multiple emails containing classified information on an unclassified email system. Those emails were obtained by American Oversight through Freedom of Information Act litigation and reported on by the Daily Beast on Wednesday, and have prompted widespread outrage from those noting the distorted attention given to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s email use.
In the span of just over five hours, Haley sent at least five emails containing classified information apparently related to North Korea’s test launch on July 4, 2017, of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). The documents also suggest that Haley intentionally used her less-secure, unclassified email for these sensitive communications — on a matter of great importance to U.S. national security — because she had forgotten the password for her classified email system.
During the Obama administration, State Department officials — including, most notably, Clinton — were the subject of intense public scrutiny and criticism for having used unclassified systems to send and receive protected information. Indeed, President Donald Trump continues to criticize the previous administration for just that, tweeting about it as recently as this past summer.
But less than a year after chants of “Lock her up!” rang out at Trump campaign rallies, the country was facing escalating tension with North Korea. North Korean state media reported that the missile it had just tested was capable of striking the “heart of the United States” with “large heavy nuclear warheads,” only making more obvious the serious U.S. national security implications of the test launch. The U.N. Security Council called an emergency meeting for the following day, July 5.
American Oversight filed FOIA requests and eventually sued for records related to the missile launch, and among the documents provided by the State Department were the five emails, four with the subject line of “DPRK” (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea). The State Department determined that all five of these emails — as well as the emails her staff sent in response — contained classified information, signified by the use of B1.4 redactions. Redactions marked “1.4(D)” indicate classified information related to U.S. foreign relations and activities, including confidential sources, and those marked “1.4(B)” concern classified foreign government information.
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dandyrandy
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After reading mucho information on this trumpster fire administration we have it's quite obvious to me that only a fool wouldn't find him guilty. Or you are in the state of denial. Or you smoke meth.
Unclebaldrick
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I think you need to have at least two of those attributes simultaneously.
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Roger A. Shrubber
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what's good for the Hillary is good for the Nikki....to demand any less punishment would paint a clear picture of double standards and hypocrisy...of course, they do have double standards, and they are hypocrites, so i'm guessing all we're going to hear are weak ass excuses why it's ok for republicans to do what they tried to crucify a democrat for...Have a look at this, "LOCK HER UP"!
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PUBLISH DATE: NOVEMBER 21, 2019
NIKKI HALEY SENT CLASSIFIED EMAILS ON AN UNCLASSIFIED EMAIL SYSTEM
Nikki Haley Sent Classified Emails on an Unclassified Email System - American Oversight
Documents suggest that Haley used her less-secure, unclassified email for communications about a 2017 North Korean missile launch because she had forgotten the password for her classified email system.
In July 2017, shortly after a North Korean missile launch, then-UN Ambassador Nikki Haley sent multiple emails containing classified information on an unclassified email system. Those emails were obtained by American Oversight through Freedom of Information Act litigation and reported on by the Daily Beast on Wednesday, and have prompted widespread outrage from those noting the distorted attention given to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s email use.
In the span of just over five hours, Haley sent at least five emails containing classified information apparently related to North Korea’s test launch on July 4, 2017, of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). The documents also suggest that Haley intentionally used her less-secure, unclassified email for these sensitive communications — on a matter of great importance to U.S. national security — because she had forgotten the password for her classified email system.
During the Obama administration, State Department officials — including, most notably, Clinton — were the subject of intense public scrutiny and criticism for having used unclassified systems to send and receive protected information. Indeed, President Donald Trump continues to criticize the previous administration for just that, tweeting about it as recently as this past summer.
But less than a year after chants of “Lock her up!” rang out at Trump campaign rallies, the country was facing escalating tension with North Korea. North Korean state media reported that the missile it had just tested was capable of striking the “heart of the United States” with “large heavy nuclear warheads,” only making more obvious the serious U.S. national security implications of the test launch. The U.N. Security Council called an emergency meeting for the following day, July 5.
American Oversight filed FOIA requests and eventually sued for records related to the missile launch, and among the documents provided by the State Department were the five emails, four with the subject line of “DPRK” (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea). The State Department determined that all five of these emails — as well as the emails her staff sent in response — contained classified information, signified by the use of B1.4 redactions. Redactions marked “1.4(D)” indicate classified information related to U.S. foreign relations and activities, including confidential sources, and those marked “1.4(B)” concern classified foreign government information.
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DIY-HP-LED
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New Documents Show Contact Between Mike Pompeo And Rudy Giuliani On Ukraine | The Last Word | MSNBC
The State Department has just released a trove of new documents as the result of a Freedom of Information Act Lawsuit brought by the group, American Oversight. American Oversight Executive Director Austin Evers joins The Last Word to discuss the breaking news. Jennifer Rubin and Tim Miller also react. Aired on 11/22/19.
dandyrandy
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Crazy times. Flat earthers, trumpkins, 24 trillion in debt and rocketing. Robots and ai changing the future. Automation has decimated employment in manufacturing. Soon coming to your local Taco Bell. 3d metal printing will make foundries obsolete. 3d printing of human structures are in development. Crispr Gene editing among other newer technologies may see a way to eliminate cancers and genetic anomolies.
DIY-HP-LED
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We're just along for the ride Randy and other than vote, there ain't much we can do, American or Canadian. America needs to prepare for the future and the mass unemployment that technology will spawn. Not just stupid Trumpers will be unemployed, educated intelligent people will be out of a job as well, idle hands are the Devil's playground...
Roger A. Shrubber
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or they may just breed something to eat plastic, that will decide we're edible too.....
DIY-HP-LED
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DIY-HP-LED
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Nixon's henchmen got light sentences compared to the time these clowns are gonna serve for conspiracy and other crimes...
hanimmal
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Impressively spot on.
hanimmal
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And with remote camera and drones, the need to actually be anywhere is nearing zero. We may actually get bored enough to start enjoying our surroundings again since we never have to actually leave them.