Jeff Sessions plans to run for his former Alabama U.S. Senate seat. The ex-attorney general was forced out by President Trump last year. https://t.co/HFRLKsxjjg— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 6, 2019
Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Jeff Sessions plans to run for his former Alabama U.S. Senate seat. The ex-attorney general was forced out by President Trump last year.
NEW: California's attorney general has revealed that the state is investigating Facebook. Details:
NEW: California's attorney general has revealed that the state is investigating Facebook.— WIRED (@WIRED) November 6, 2019
Details:
https://t.co/plNkHgNVoC
NASA flew a plane carrying gas-imaging equipment above California and discovered that just a handful of operations are responsible for the vast majority of methane emissions
NASA flew a plane carrying gas-imaging equipment above California and discovered that just a handful of operations are responsible for the vast majority of methane emissions https://t.co/3GSwfDuuVQ— Bloomberg (@business) November 6, 2019
Women were the first Trump whistleblowers
I think it's time.@Karenavirginia @jillharth @RachelforOhio @ejeancarroll @RealTashaDixon— Natasha Stoynoff (@Tashka9) November 6, 2019
Women were the first Trump whistleblowers https://t.co/mpQOqzSmgX
NEW: CIA Director Haspel has been publicly silent as President Trump has railed about the Ukraine whistleblower, a CIA analyst, and pressure is building on Haspel to take a stand on the matter, current and former intelligence officials tell @NBCNews.
NEW: CIA Director Haspel has been publicly silent as President Trump has railed about the Ukraine whistleblower, a CIA analyst, and pressure is building on Haspel to take a stand on the matter, current and former intelligence officials tell @NBCNews. https://t.co/gqjktImwIE— MSNBC (@MSNBC) November 6, 2019
I’ve worked for three presidents and participated in a number of foreign leader calls. I cannot recall a president that seems to believe — and then parrots — whatever a foreign leader tells him on the phone. Such information is often false, intended to influence more than inform
I’ve worked for three presidents and participated in a number of foreign leader calls. I cannot recall a president that seems to believe — and then parrots — whatever a foreign leader tells him on the phone. Such information is often false, intended to influence more than inform. pic.twitter.com/v63dhchgLz— Brett McGurk (@brett_mcgurk) November 6, 2019
LOL. Booing not allowed at spirting event. In. America. Because @POTUS is an enormous #Snowflake. Who at the @WhiteHouse made the call demanding this be enforced?
LOL. Booing not allowed at spirting event. In. America. Because @POTUS is an enormous #Snowflake. Who at the @WhiteHouse made the call demanding this be enforced? https://t.co/9fBfUOCOGQ— Chris Carnahan 🇺🇸 (@xtrixcyclex) November 6, 2019
Former Twitter employees charged with spying for Saudi Arabia by digging into the accounts of kingdom critics
Former Twitter employees charged with spying for Saudi Arabia by digging into the accounts of kingdom critics https://t.co/kpovfw9hjj— Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews) November 6, 2019
Since her stint as Florida AG, Bondi worked for Ballard Partners, with the Embassy of Qatar as her client. That firm's founder Brian Ballard is a top Florida fundraiser for Trump, and it made more than $4M representing the Turkish embassy and Halkbank
Since her stint as Florida AG, Bondi worked for Ballard Partners, with the Embassy of Qatar as her client.— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) November 6, 2019
That firm's founder Brian Ballard is a top Florida fundraiser for Trump, and it made more than $4M representing the Turkish embassy and Halkbank. https://t.co/qhss546kKy
Headline kinda nails it: "Former Florida AG Once Suspected of Engaging in ‘Quid Pro Quo’ with Trump to Join Impeachment Team"
Headline kinda nails it:— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) November 6, 2019
"Former Florida AG Once Suspected of Engaging in ‘Quid Pro Quo’ with Trump to Join Impeachment Team"https://t.co/lZhl9vBwJV
Trump reportedly hired Pam Bondi and ex-Treasury spokesman Tony Sayegh as impeachment aides. Bondi had been accused of a 2016 pay-to-play scandal. Trump Foundation had donated $25,000 to her reelection while other state AGs probed Trump University
Trump reportedly hired Pam Bondi and ex-Treasury spokesman Tony Sayegh as impeachment aides.— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) November 6, 2019
Bondi had been accused of a 2016 pay-to-play scandal. Trump Foundation had donated $25,000 to her reelection while other state AGs probed Trump University.https://t.co/ZsYqZ7AS94
Bill Taylor: "But President Trump did insist that President Zelensky go to a microphone and say he is opening investigations of Biden and 2016 election interference, and that President Zelensky should want to do this himself."
Bill Taylor: "But President Trump did insist that President Zelensky go to a microphone and say he is opening investigations of Biden and 2016 election interference, and that President Zelensky should want to do this himself."— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) November 6, 2019
Roger Stone Trial
Apparently referring to this. "Fortunately," Judge Jackson said, the info circulating online was "riddled with inaccuracies." (And this potential juror was not picked in the end.)https://t.co/L65HOLDLEg— Andrew Prokop (@awprokop) November 6, 2019
Stone defense lawyer Bruce Rogow begins his opening statement.
He says that the prosecutor is right that the evidence in this case is "there for you to see."
"But what isn’t there for you to see is Mr. Stone’s state of mind."
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Rogow making what will apparently be Stone's main defense against the false statements charges — a claim he thought the House was only asking him for documents about Russia, not WikiLeaks or Assange.
"The fact that it was a Russian investigation covered all of his answers."
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Rogow is presenting various excerpts from Stone's House Intelligence Committee testimony (which we've never seen before).
Trying mightily to advance the questionable argument that Roger Stone had no idea that the committee wanted info on WikiLeaks.
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Rogow now saying Stone in fact had no intermediary with WikiLeaks. Corsi claimed to have info, but he was just "playing Stone," and "Stone took the bait."
"There was no intermediary between Mr. Stone and Julian Assange. It's made-up stuff."
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Rogow adds: Stone was also “playing others himself,” by “creating that notion that he had some kind of direct contact" (with WikiLeaks)
"All of these people were playing each other... trying to be important people, trying to say they had more than they really had"
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Rogow moves on to what he describes as the second part of the case, the witness tampering charge re: Credico.
Says they had a longtime "friendship." Credico was never "afraid" of Stone. Exchanged many "crude" and even "odious" texts, but that's just how they talk
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