Can We Start a Pool?
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2017 10:02 pm
... On who's going to be the first one(s) arrested next week?
Smart money seems to be on Manafort.
Smart money seems to be on Manafort.
That didn't take long either. Another Trump adviser, George Papadopolous, just pled guilty to lying to the FBI about his Russian contacts. He's apparently now co-operating with the Feds in hopes of sentencing relief. He pled guilty at the beginning of the month, but the plea was just announced today.silverscreenselect wrote: There will be more coming.
According to a snippet I thought I heard on TV, the specific lie he's pleading guilty to telling is his claim to the FBI that he was not working for Donny's campaign when he was in contact with the Russians. I'm sure there will be more developments. --Bobsilverscreenselect wrote:That didn't take long either. Another Trump adviser, George Papadopolous, just pled guilty to lying to the FBI about his Russian contacts. He's apparently now co-operating with the Feds in hopes of sentencing relief. He pled guilty at the beginning of the month, but the plea was just announced today.silverscreenselect wrote: There will be more coming.
Here's a link to the Papadapolous pleadings:flockofseagulls104 wrote:Does any of this have anything to do with the election?
Defendant PAPADOPOULOS claimed that his interactions with an overseas professor, who defendant PAPADOPOULOS understood to have substantial connections to Russian government officials, occurred before defendant PAPADOPOULOS became a foreign policy adviser to the Campaign. Defendant PAPADOPOULOS acknowledged that the professor had told him about the Russians possessing "dirt" on then-candidate Hillary Clinton in the form of "thousands of emails," but stated multiple times that he learned that information prior to joining the Campaign. In truth and in fact, however, defendant PAPADOPOULOS learned he would be an advisor to the Campaign in early March, and met the professor on or about March 14, 2016; the professor only took interest in defendant
PAPADOPOULOS because of his status with the Campaign; and the professor told defendant PAPADOPOULOS about the "thousands of emails" on or about April 26, 2016, when defendant PAPADOPOULOS had been a foreign policy adviser to the Campaign for over a month.
And that's only what's in the pleadings that were filed.Through his false statements and omissions, defendant PAPADOPOULOS impeded the FBI 's ongoing investigation into the existence of any links or coordination between individuals associated with the Campaign and the Russian government' s efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election.
Except they would have Kevin Spacey narrating.themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:If BobJ and SSS jointly made a campaign ad
https://mobile.twitter.com/latinovicto ... 89/video/1
Paragraph 9: "On or about March 31, 2016, defendant PAPADOPOULOS attended a 'national security meeting' in Washington, D.C., with then-candidate Trump and other foreign policy advisors for the Campaign. When defendant PAPADOPOULOS introduced himself to the group, he stated, in sum and substance, that he had connections that could help arrange a meeting between then-candidate Trump and President Putin." --Bobsilverscreenselect wrote:Here's a link to the Papadapolous pleadings:flockofseagulls104 wrote:Does any of this have anything to do with the election?
https://www.justice.gov/file/1007346/download
Defendant PAPADOPOULOS claimed that his interactions with an overseas professor, who defendant PAPADOPOULOS understood to have substantial connections to Russian government officials, occurred before defendant PAPADOPOULOS became a foreign policy adviser to the Campaign. Defendant PAPADOPOULOS acknowledged that the professor had told him about the Russians possessing "dirt" on then-candidate Hillary Clinton in the form of "thousands of emails," but stated multiple times that he learned that information prior to joining the Campaign. In truth and in fact, however, defendant PAPADOPOULOS learned he would be an advisor to the Campaign in early March, and met the professor on or about March 14, 2016; the professor only took interest in defendant
PAPADOPOULOS because of his status with the Campaign; and the professor told defendant PAPADOPOULOS about the "thousands of emails" on or about April 26, 2016, when defendant PAPADOPOULOS had been a foreign policy adviser to the Campaign for over a month.And that's only what's in the pleadings that were filed.Through his false statements and omissions, defendant PAPADOPOULOS impeded the FBI 's ongoing investigation into the existence of any links or coordination between individuals associated with the Campaign and the Russian government' s efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election.
Well, everyone who had Michael Flynn, you can color in that square now. And the fact that he's only charged with one count means that he's flipped. Some might nervous people around the White House. Jared Kushner better start packing his toothbrush.silverscreenselect wrote:Two for the price of one.
It's Manafort and Rick Gates. 12 Counts.
It's still too early for a BINGO, but keep your cards. There will be more coming.
I’ve read a report stating Flynn will testify that Donny directed him during the campaign to contact the Russian government. —Bobsilverscreenselect wrote:Well, everyone who had Michael Flynn, you can color in that square now. And the fact that he's only charged with one count means that he's flipped. Some might nervous people around the White House. Jared Kushner better start packing his toothbrush.silverscreenselect wrote:Two for the price of one.
It's Manafort and Rick Gates. 12 Counts.
It's still too early for a BINGO, but keep your cards. There will be more coming.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/201 ... 912750001/
Nope, it was Kushner. But who told Kushner to do it?Bob78164 wrote:I’ve read a report stating Flynn will testify that Donny directed him during the campaign to contact the Russian government. —Bobsilverscreenselect wrote:Well, everyone who had Michael Flynn, you can color in that square now. And the fact that he's only charged with one count means that he's flipped. Some might nervous people around the White House. Jared Kushner better start packing his toothbrush.silverscreenselect wrote:Two for the price of one.
It's Manafort and Rick Gates. 12 Counts.
It's still too early for a BINGO, but keep your cards. There will be more coming.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/201 ... 912750001/
ABC has retracted the story, saying that the direction occurred after the election but before the Inauguration. —BobBob Juch wrote:Nope, it was Kushner. But who told Kushner to do it?Bob78164 wrote:I’ve read a report stating Flynn will testify that Donny directed him during the campaign to contact the Russian government. —Bobsilverscreenselect wrote:
Well, everyone who had Michael Flynn, you can color in that square now. And the fact that he's only charged with one count means that he's flipped. Some might nervous people around the White House. Jared Kushner better start packing his toothbrush.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/201 ... 912750001/
ABC retracted that story, not the one saying Kushner had him make contact during the campaign.Bob78164 wrote:ABC has retracted the story, saying that the direction occurred after the election but before the Inauguration. —BobBob Juch wrote:Nope, it was Kushner. But who told Kushner to do it?Bob78164 wrote:I’ve read a report stating Flynn will testify that Donny directed him during the campaign to contact the Russian government. —Bob