State-appointed Special Counsel Michael Gableman, former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice, submitted a 136-page report, listing acts ranging from the questionable to the criminal. Gableman says he is not recommending decertification of the 2020 Presidential election results in Wisconsin, but notes it could be justified. Restored Republic has the story.
Blessed to Teach host Rick Rene reports a Wisconsin-appointed special counsel has found that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg violated state election bribery laws. Citing an article in The Federalist, Rene says nearly $9 million in Zuckerberg grant funds directed solely to five Democratic strongholds in Wisconsin violated the election code’s prohibition on bribery.
The revelation was just one of many troubling findings by the special counsel. Rene elaborates on the story and also reports on the expected resignation of White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki.
There’s no question Special Counsel John Durham holds the future of Speaker Nancy Pelosi in his hands. With Durham slowly, but surely, unsealing thousands of indictments, Pelosi refused to confirm her re-election plans over the weekend, according to the National Review.
Appearing on CNN with host Jake Tapper, Pelosi gave the canned response about needing to consult with her family before deciding to seek another term. The real reason for her uncertainty is what comes next from Durham’s probe. Patriot Report says it’s very likely that Nervous Nancy will be implicated in the debauchery of the Jan. 6 siege on the Capitol and the shenanigans of the 2020 Presidential election. More from Patriot Report.
H.A. Goodman reports that according to the Washington Times, Special Counsel John Durham has released 81,000 pages of discovery to indicted Democratic lawyer Michael Sussmann in his criminal inquiry into the Russia investigation. The reams of documents reveal details from grand jury subpoenas sent to 15 individuals and organizations.
The discovery, which likely includes opposition research firm Fusion GPS, were produced this month after lawyers representing Sussmann, who denies any wrongdoing, demanded more information while calling the allegations that he lied to the FBI five years ago vague and confusing.
Says Goodman, “I think they have a pretty good case of indicting other people. This is the Mueller probe, except there’s a predicate crime here. This is the United States government siding with the Democratic Party to set up and frame a candidate. This is breakthrough news.” Goodman digs deeper into the Times report with more analysis.
Rumors are rampant that Special Counsel John Durham is zeroing in on more Russiagaters. The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Alexander Mercouris talk indictments and who might next be in Durham’s crosshairs.
Says Christoforou, “We have a lot rumors now that Durham is going to put down some indictments on Peter Strzok, Lisa Page and a whole lot of other people.” He suspects that Durahm is getting more pressure from the powers that be to ramp up the process because “2022 is going to be a totally different political landscape.” Here’s more analysis and speculation from Christoforou and Mercouris.
There’s a special place in John Durham’s probe for weasels like James Comey and there’s no escaping justice this time around. The rumor mill in Washington has it that Durham, with his expanded Special Counsel authority, is squarely focused on the former FBI director and his crew.
The Washington Examiner is reporting that the Durham probe is close to handing out indictments to Comey and his inner circle for his alleged cover-up of the Hillary Clinton email scandal. H.A. Goodman says that during his stint with the FBI, Comey had the phony goods on President Trump, thanks to the Steele Dossier, and he knew all about Clinton’s dirty little secrets. He basically had the keys to the castle. Unfortunately, he chose to usurp Attorney General Loretta Lynch’s authority to close the case without prosecution to save his own behind.
“James Comey is a brilliant tactician, even though he’s like a serpent,” Goodman says. “He was not only deceptive and manipulative, he was brilliant in a nefarious way.” In the following video, Goodman brings us the full context of the scandal, which led to Comey’s predicament today.
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