Don't really care about it, or who Trump had piss on him. Just thought it was funny that Grassley had to tell Trump. Originally Posted by brooks Sometimes I read your posts. But this scared Trump so bad that now he doesn't want to testify. Mueller just hired a e-mail expert.
Funny trump is trying to put abc lawyer back in the justice dept. He was already denied but schummer and the chick from new york are going to blue card him. Grassley already said he won't stop them. This is a trend proven about you. Years to prove it to. I only read some of your posts. This one I did not LOL. I guess you long for rocket. The only one that gives you any love is the dog pack.
Problem is between the 5 the i. I do enjoy laughing at them. Posts : 33, Do they interview him the way they did hilary? But i never honor bets. The demand, from state communications regulator Roskomnadzor late on Monday, gave few details of what exactly the companies were required to do and targeted some firms that already have Russian offices. Foreign social media giants with more than , daily users have been obliged to open offices in Russia since a new law took effect on July 1.
That changed last week when Kennedy took his aw-shucks-country-boy-in-a-rumpled-suit shtick too. The ex-president's son last week endorsed sending an AR rifle to the acquitted killer.
Shortly after his house arrest ended, Cohen told CNN that others in Trump's orbit will be prosecuted. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signed an executive order addressing an ongoing shortage of licensed commercial truck drivers amid supply chain slowdown. Tennessee has finally laid out the consequences for educators found to be teaching certain topics regarding race prohibited by a new state law.
The documentary has led to resignations among Fox News contributors for glossing over the siege's violence and lionizing its participants.
New details are emerging about the newest dozen police officers lauded by Gov. Ron DeSantis for moving to Central Florida from New York City to escape what the governor described as low morale and a lack of support from Democratic politicians there. A few big rigs carried oilfield equipment on a winding road near Chaco Culture National Historical Park, cutting through desert badlands and sage.
This swath of northwestern New Mexico has been at the center of a decades-long battle over oil and gas development. On Monday, U. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland joined pueblo leaders at the park to reflect on her office's announcement last week that it would seek to withdraw federal land holdings within 10 miles 16 kilometers of its boundary, making the area off-limits to oil and gas leasing for 20 years.
Navy ships routinely transit the Taiwan Strait, which lies in international waters and is a main conduit between the South China Sea and northern waters used by China, Japan, South Korea and others. Breaking News: Man charged with 5 homicide counts in deadly Waukesha crash. Close this content. And, you know, Brexit happened, and Nigel Farage became someone that we were very interested in, and I still think it's very interesting. Farage spearheaded the Brexit movement.
Schiff then asked whether the data company Cambridge Analytica, whose parent company is based in the UK, was the link between the Trump campaign and the Brexit campaign. Simpson replied that the billionaire Mercer family, which has been credited with paving the way to Trump's victory, were "signficant" — moreso than Cambridge Analytica, which he said may have been "selling snake oil.
Simpson pointed to Farage's trips to New York, and said he had been told, but had not confirmed, that "Nigel Farage had additional trips to the Ecuadoran Embassy But I would say broadly speaking, it appears that the Russian operation was designed to infiltrate conservative organizations.
Simpson said Fusion spent "a lot of time investigating Mr. Torshin," who is "well known to Spanish law enforcement for money laundering activity. Maria Butina has attempted to build a pro-gun movement in Russia, where gun laws are strict and there is little interest by Russian citizens — and Russian President Vladimir Putin — to loosen them.
Butina was a former assistant to Torshin and reportedly claimed at a post-Election Day party that she had been a part of the Trump campaign's communications with Russia, according to The Daily Beast. Simpson replied that the Agalarovs started operating in the US "around the time of the fall of the Soviet Union and are associated with people who are connected to previous episodes of money laundering that are serious.
He left another clue: "I think this tax court case involving the Agalarovs is an important document. I think that there's — I guess going back to your subpoena question, I also — you know, the Crocus Group has a much longer history in the United States than people realize, and I think there's all kind of good documents.
Simpson said that Irakly Kaveladze, a representative of Aras Agalarov and his son, Emin, is another important player. Kaveladze surfaced in a previous money laundering investigation. I think there is more information about that money laundering investigation in the possession of the government than just the GAO report. Kaveladze was implicated in a Russian money-laundering scheme in , during which investigators found that several Russians and Eastern Europeans had formed shell companies and used them to move money through American banks.
Kaveladze has long served a far more important role than just a translator for the Agalarovs. He is the vice president of Crocus Group, and he met with Trump in during the Miss Universe pageant Kaveladze can be seen standing behind Emin Agalarov as he speaks with Trump in a video taken in Moscow in Simpson also suggested that the committee examine the travel histories of Trump's children, Don Jr.
Steele told a reporter in December that investigators examining Trump's Russia connections needed "to look at the contracts for the hotel deals and land deals" that Trump had pursued with Russian nationals.
Steele did not go into further detail, Harding said, but seemed to be referring to a home sale to the Russian oligarch Dmitry Rybolovlev that has come under scrutiny by the special counsel Robert Mueller. Rybolovlev has never lived in the mansion and has since torn it down, but an adviser, Sergey Chernitsyn, told Business Insider last year that there was "every prospect that this investment will turn out to be profitable. Rybolovlev's cash infusion into Trump's bank account is believed to be the most expensive home sale in US history.
Richard Dearlove, who headed the UK foreign-intelligence unit MI6 between and , told Prospect Magazine in April that Trump borrowed money from Russia for his business during the financial crisis.
Rybolvlev "managed to get out of it and walk out of Russia with billions of dollars with the apparent assistance of Sechin and Sechin's people," he continued. Additionally, Simpson said, he was "intrigued" by Rybolovelv's travel in August and the extent to which it coincided with Kushner and Ivanka Trump's travel around the same time. Simpson mentioned in his testimony that Fusion GPS had begun to scrutinize another trip Trump Organization representatives took to Moscow to promote a vodka brand.
That trip was organized by Sergei Millian, the Belarus-born businessman who worked with the Trump Organization. Millian, who changed his name when he arrived in the US from Siarhei Kukuts to Sergei Millian, founded the Russian-American Chamber of Commerce in and has described himself as an exclusive broker for the Trump Organization with respect to the company's potential real-estate dealings in Russia.
He attended several black-tie events at Trump's inauguration, and told the Russian news agency RIA that he had been in touch with the Trump Organization as late as April He was also photographed at the St. But Millian appears to have begun downplaying his ties to the Trump Organization after Western reporters started digging into Trump's Russia ties last summer.
Contrary to what he told RIA, Millian told Business Insider in an email earlier this year that the last time he worked on a Trump-brand project was "in Florida around Millian had two different resumes, according to Simpson: "In one resume he said he was from Belarus and he went to Minsk State, and then in another he was from Moscow and went to Moscow State," Simpson said.
Cohen acknowledged to Business Insider earlier this year that Millian emailed him during the campaign. But he said he rarely if ever responded to the emails and stopped communicating with Millian in November
0コメント