July 13, 20223 yr Another Trump lie discredited. The March on the Capitol was pre planned and premediated. https://news.yahoo.com/trump-team-knew-surprise-call-194600154.html The Jan. 6 committee revealed texts on Tuesday from rally organizers discussing plans to have Donald Trump direct protesters to march to the Capitol or Supreme Court. The committee displayed a text exchange from Jan. 4 between White House Ellipse rally organizer Kylie Kremer and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell in which the pair discussed secret plans to have Trump call for protesters to march to a second location, either the Supreme Court or Capitol on Jan. 6. Kremer urges Lindell to keep the plans secret, since they did not have permits for the march. Organizers of the Jan. 6 rally at the Ellipse have continually denied culpability for the Capitol violence, saying that the two were unconnected and that Trump’s call to have people march on the Capitol was unprompted and unscripted. The revelations Tuesday demonstrate this line has always been a lie, as multiple members of Trump’s team — as well as organizers of the White House rally — had full knowledge he’d direct people to the Capitol. In March, Rolling Stone reported that Scott Johnson, another organizer of the White House rally, overheard Mark Meadows, and Katrina Pierson, speaking over the phone with Kylie Kremer, about plans for the Jan. 6 rally. Johnson said that the three discussed the possibility of obtaining a permit to have protesters march from the Ellipse to the Capitol. Ultimately, the group planned to "direct the people down there and make it look like they went down there on their own,” Johnson told Rolling Stone.
July 13, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, vikas83 said: Trump's pre planned fall guy. LOL. It wasn't me it was Eastman. It wasn't me it was Meadows. He blames everyone else but himself.
July 13, 20223 yr 11 minutes ago, jsdarkstar said: Trump's pre planned fall guy. LOL. It wasn't me it was Eastman. It wasn't me it was Meadows. He blames everyone else but himself. Yeah, but if Meadows goes down Trump's F'd. He'll flip on him in a heartbeat.
July 14, 20223 yr 3 hours ago, jsdarkstar said: He blames everyone else but himself. It would appear he has that in common with Biden.
July 14, 20223 yr 3 hours ago, VanHammersly said: Yeah, but if Meadows goes down Trump's F'd. He'll flip on him in a heartbeat. They are still going to need something physical. Emails, recordings, etc. Let's say for the sake of argument they convince the DOJ (which they haven't managed yet) of going forward with a circumstantial case. Let's also say it makes it to court and they are rolling the dice like a winning night at the casino. They manage to seat 12 people who live on hourly dosing of all things progressive and the jury doesn't even have to go to a recess to render a guilty verdict. He would never spend a night in jail.
July 14, 20223 yr 11 hours ago, Dave Moss said: It’s a made up term. Created solely for the purpose of pandering. 😏 Truth is that it's just the butchering of another language (based on masculine and feminine) to fit their weird world view.
July 14, 20223 yr Author DoJ won't go forward with a case against a former president on circumstantial evidence. They'll have something concrete.
July 14, 20223 yr 19 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said: DoJ won't go forward with a case against a former president on circumstantial evidence. They'll have something concrete. As I understand it the DOJ has made repeated request for evidence that have been denied despite calls for Garland to move forward.
July 14, 20223 yr 6 hours ago, VanHammersly said: Yeah, but if Meadows goes down Trump's F'd. He'll flip on him in a heartbeat. We’ll see. I’m not convinced the DOJ is going to go after anyone yet.
July 14, 20223 yr This behavior by Trump linked to the timing of the vote counting was discussed at length even before the election. Hearing Bannon talk about it is interesting though.
July 14, 20223 yr Author 10 hours ago, lynched1 said: As I understand it the DOJ has made repeated request for evidence that have been denied despite calls for Garland to move forward. The DoJ made on blanket request for all transcripts and were told not yet by the Jan 6 committee because the investigation was still in progress. The Jan 6 committee is now starting a dialogue with the DoJ to establish the process for sharing evidence.
July 14, 20223 yr 9 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said: The DoJ made on blanket request for all transcripts and were told not yet by the Jan 6 committee because the investigation was still in progress. The Jan 6 committee is now starting a dialogue with the DoJ to establish the process for sharing evidence. After the idiot crap-shows of the impeachments, perhaps they have learned not to shoot before you have all the details.
July 14, 20223 yr Good Lord: Quote Donald Trump is a garbage can brought to life. He is the bottom of a dumpster that hasn't been cleaned for a lifetime, sprung to life as a living pestilence. He appeals to your darker angels. He gives people permission to be as horrible as they want to be. The Jan. 6 hearings are slowly backing him into a corner, connecting the dots and exposing his vicious, seditious activities for the anti-democratic crap they truly are.
July 14, 20223 yr 5 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said: The DoJ made on blanket request for all transcripts and were told not yet by the Jan 6 committee because the investigation was still in progress. The Jan 6 committee is now starting a dialogue with the DoJ to establish the process for sharing evidence. My point being is this calling for Garland to do something despite not providing him with anything to analyze has been going on for some time now
July 14, 20223 yr Author 17 minutes ago, lynched1 said: My point being is this calling for Garland to do something despite not providing him with anything to analyze has been going on for some time now There's nothing that's stopping the DoJ from doing its own investigation. And the DoJ has much more legal authority to lean on people to comply with their investigations, vs congress whose authority to compel people to testify is much more limited. That said, the DoJ is pretty busy prosecuting the deplorables from Jan 6, including Bannon. And it sounds like Meadows is on deck. Inching closer. You don't bring down the head of a mafia organization by starting at the top. It's a long incremental process that requires knocking down dominos and pressuring them to cooperate as investigators climb the ladder.
July 14, 20223 yr Just now, JohnSnowsHair said: There's nothing that's stopping the DoJ from doing its own investigation. And the DoJ has much more legal authority to lean on people to comply with their investigations, vs congress whose authority to compel people to testify is much more limited. That said, the DoJ is pretty busy prosecuting the deplorables from Jan 6, including Bannon. And it sounds like Meadows is on deck. Inching closer. You don't bring down the head of a mafia organization by starting at the top. It's a long incremental process that requires knocking down dominos and pressuring them to cooperate as investigators climb the ladder. I mean, the DOJ is doing its own investigation as well. It's just that the DOJ keeps things very quiet.
July 14, 20223 yr Author 1 minute ago, vikas83 said: I mean, the DOJ is doing its own investigation as well. It's just that the DOJ keeps things very quiet. Right. And most often when they bring a case, it's as airtight as they come.
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