January 6th hearings on Trump's failed insurrection.

Offmymeds

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We need a program to keep up with FPOTUS crimes.

  • E. Jean Carroll Rape/Defamation suit
  • ACN phone video MLM Fraud lawsuit
  • GA criminal investigation for Election Fraud
  • NY civil investigation aiming to shutdown all NY business due to Tax and Bank Fraud
  • Judge Clark ruling of probable crime to defraud the US by FPOTUS and his atty, Eastman
  • DOJ investigation of J6 for Seditious Conspiracy
  • DOJ investigation for top-secret documents theft, Espionage Act
  • Mary Trump Fraud lawsuit
  • + 11 more open suits
and that doesn't include the J6 Committee
 

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Federal judge sentences Steve Bannon to four-months in prison
Steve Bannon was sentenced to four months in prison Friday for his defiance of a subpoena from the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. The one-time White House strategist was subpoenaed by the panel in September of last year after he failed to provide either the required documents or testimony as he railed against the committee.
Bannon claimed that he was unable to comply with the committee’s subpoena due to executive privilege. However, the panel sought to speak to Bannon about events that occurred well after his short stint in the White House.

Federal district court Judge Carl Nichols ruled that Bannon would also pay a fine of $6,500 alongside his four month sentence, allowing Bannon to serve jailtime for each contempt of Congress charge concurrently.

At the outset of the hearing Nichols said Bannon had shown “no remorse for his actions” and “has yet to demonstrate he has any intention of complying with the subpoena.”

But the judge also agreed to stay his ruling while Bannon appeals his guilty verdict.
A Justice Department prosecutor argued that Bannon deserved a severe penalty for his wholesale resistance to the committee’s subpoena, noting that “he never lifted a finger to find a responsive document” or appear in person to assert any potential privileges.

“The importance of this case has everything to do with defendant’s obligations as a citizen of the United States,” assistant U.S. attorney Joseph Cooney told the court.

“No one, regardless of their means, their station, the influence of their friends or their patrons, is above the law.”

Bannon’s attorneys – David Schoen, one of President Trump’s impeachment attorneys, and Evan Corcoran, who is currently representing the former president in the Mar-a-Lago case – argued Bannon had little choice but inaction when faced with the committee subpoena.
His hands were tied by Trump’s claim of executive privilege, they argued, with Schoen saying it was the “only lawful course he could take consistent with the Constitution and his obligation.”

A jury largely rejected that argument when it found Bannon guilty on both counts of contempt of Congress.
 

DIY-HP-LED

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Jan. 6 panel officially subpoenas Trump

18,765 views Oct 21, 2022 The House select committee investigating the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol announced that the panel has officially sent a subpoena to former President Donald Trump as it paints him as the central figure in the multi-step plan to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.
 

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Special Master Calls Out Trump For Blown Deadline
After President Trump blew a deadline in the Mar-a-Lago documents case, the special master called him out and gave him to the close of business today to remedy the delinquency.

Per an earlier order from the special master, U.S District Judge Raymond Dearie for the Eastern District of New York, both sides had to file by Thursday a list of unresolved disputes between them over a subset of the records seized by the FBI in its August raid.

The Justice Department filed its own rundown of the disputed documents in a timely fashion, but Trump attorney Jim Trusty seemed to unilaterally give himself four extra days to file. In a brief letter Thursday night, Trusty disputed claims that the DOJ had made about what documents that Trump wants shielded from the investigation, and added that Trump would file its full response on Monday.

Dearie wasn’t having it with the blown deadline and self-appointed new deadline. In a Friday order, Dearie said that Trump’s filings were now “untimely” and that he needed to submit his position by close of business on Friday.

Dearie’s chambers told TPM that close of business would be 6 p.m. on Friday.

Trump asked U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon for the Southern District of Florida to appoint Dearie as special master, apparently believing that his role in signing off on the Carter Page FISA warrant would pre-position him against the government.

Instead, Dearie has tried to force Trump to back up his claims with evidence. That has culminated in attorneys for the former President trying to ignore the special master.

The letters are intended to lay out what records each side believes are privileged, and for what reason. The DOJ said on Thursday that Trump was making over-the-top claims about what records were subject to executive privilege, what documents were personal records, and what records were, somehow, both.
 

Bagginski

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Love the number of focused declarative statements beginning with “YOU…”

here’s a thing: we know this multi-pathogenic infection has been incubating a long time, we know it’s so far resistant to available remedies, we know it is fatal if able to run its course; the conclusion I reach is that it needs to come to a head: let it fester, but prepare to lance and drain the boil
 

DIY-HP-LED

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Love the number of focused declarative statements beginning with “YOU…”

here’s a thing: we know this multi-pathogenic infection has been incubating a long time, we know it’s so far resistant to available remedies, we know it is fatal if able to run its course; the conclusion I reach is that it needs to come to a head: let it fester, but prepare to lance and drain the boil
It will be lanced shortly after the election and puss should explode out then and drain away. The TV trial in Georgia will be like a shot of antibiotic, though there might be some febrile thrashing about as the needle goes in. Hopefully there isn't too much blood poisoning by November, before the treatment begins...
 

cannabineer

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Love the number of focused declarative statements beginning with “YOU…”

here’s a thing: we know this multi-pathogenic infection has been incubating a long time, we know it’s so far resistant to available remedies, we know it is fatal if able to run its course; the conclusion I reach is that it needs to come to a head: let it fester, but prepare to lance and drain the boil
and use a real lance
 

schuylaar

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WOW!:shock:WHAT A TREASURE TROVE!

Things he did, that you never knew he did, are in that letter..did they really need to blackout his address?

FTW that reaching out toward his guest in effort to be 'friendly' while asking tough questions Chuck Todd does really creeps me.
 
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schuylaar

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WTF?


I have an odd feeling about SCROTUS Thomas..how will accountability ever happen? He's a Justice putting his thumb on the scale.
 
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Justice Thomas agrees to halt Graham testimony in Georgia election probe
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas on Monday granted Sen. Lindsey Graham’s (R-S.C.) request to temporarily shield the South Carolina Republican from testifying in probe of alleged pro-Trump election interference in Georgia.

The move comes after Graham on Friday filed a request to Thomas, who handles emergency matters arising from Georgia, and follows a ruling by a lower appeals court declining to halt Graham’s testimony before a Fulton County, Ga., special grand jury.

The court this weekend requested a response from Fulton County, which is due on Thursday, so it is likely the Supreme Court will act again in the case soon. Thomas has the option to handle the application himself or refer the matter to the full court.

In court papers filed Friday, Graham urged the court to find that constitutional protections for lawmakers should shield him from being forced to comply with a subpoena issued by District Attorney Fani Willis (D).

Graham’s emergency application came after the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit last week said that questioning of Graham, within certain limits, could proceed.

Willis has expressed interest in phone calls between Graham and Georgia election officials following the 2020 election. Graham contends those calls related to fact-finding for his own vote on certifying of the 2020 election, and that forcing him to answer questions would violate the Constitution’s “speech or debate” clause.

“Without a stay, Senator Lindsey Graham will soon be questioned by a local Georgia prosecutor and her ad hoc investigative body about his protected ‘Speech or Debate’ related to the 2020 election,” Graham’s lawyers wrote in their Friday court filing. “This will occur despite the Constitution’s command that Senators ‘shall not be questioned’ about ‘any Speech or Debate.’”
 

DIY-HP-LED

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Kash will rat! The fucker would sell his own mother for a buck.



Ryan Goodman says prosecutors are "closing in" on Trump
 

cannabineer

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Kash will rat! The fucker would sell his own mother for a buck.



Ryan Goodman says prosecutors are "closing in" on Trump
this generation’s “follow the money” is “track the Kash”
 
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