January 6th hearings on Trump's failed insurrection.

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Jan. 6 Panel: Fox News Hosts Texted Meadows Amid Riot, Urged Intervention

Before voting to hold Mark Meadows in contempt, the January 6th committee revealed text messages in which Fox News hosts Laura Ingraham, Sean Hannity, and Brian Kilmeade begged Mark Meadows to get Trump to call of the riot.

 

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Meadows Email: National Guard Would Be Present on Jan. 6 to Protect Trump Supporters

Meadows Email: National Guard Would Be Present on Jan. 6 to Protect Trump Supporters

The National Guard would protect those supporting President Donald Trump on Jan. 6, former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows wrote in an email, according to details in a new report...

www.newsmax.com

Heck, you know the story. What we all want to know is...

Biden,poops,his,pants,&,farts
We’ll never know the truth behind the capital police and the national guard until we take back control of the house and the senate

A K 6 8
Democrats still have one and only one campaign issue: Trump

Carl
The witch hunt isn't investigating the right people involved with Capitol Security. We've had 5 years of Lies, Disinformation and Corruption, 2022 can't come quick enough!

CNNisOneStrainOfVirus
committee is investigating whether Trump had a part in the three-hour delay between the Capitol Police's urgent request for National Guard support and their arrival at the Capitol.
Please. Someone just ask Nancy this question. And for anyone asking this question, you should have already put 2 + 2 together as the National Guard was offered days before to Nancy by Trump administration and she turned them down. She already knew what was going down.

Madchemist
The FACT is that those there on 1/6 were red-blooded, patriotic, America-loving, freedom-loving Americans who were sickened and disgusted by the undermining of this country by the America-hating Dem-CommuNazis. Those American citizens are being held in gross violation of their Constitutional rights in inhumane conditions as political prisoners by the America-hating Dem-CommuNazis. All that, while America-hating leftists who have invaded the Capitol and other government offices (Kavanaugh hearings, and more recently the Department of Interior) and waged war in cities across this country have gone free, and even been bailed out by Harris and other leftist sypathizers. Those Dem-CommuNazis, including those in high office, MUST be the future defendents in trials for their crimes against humanity and American citizens, and as traitors to this country.

Mutiny87
Once the cheated, fraudulent, illegal election that was stolen thru mail-in unknown ballots and computers rigged to change totals, the Deep State secured the Presidency as theirs with a leftist regime. Deep State has more power and space to roam for criminal actions under Democrat subversives. A protest and more was needed to
put the Feds on notice. It better not ever happen again !

Dark Matter
If anyone delayed anything it was Nancy Pelosi. Her and the Demonrats were the only ones that had anything to gain from it.

 

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Bombshell PowerPoint Lays Out Shocking Plan for Trump's Coup Attempt: A Closer Look

Seth takes a closer look at shocking new details in the investigation of the January 6 insurrection that make it clear Trump and his gang were trying to stage a coup.

 

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America witnessed a coup attempt. Now it’s sleep-walking into another disaster | Rebecca Solnit

What happened on 6 January was an attempt to overturn the election results and the rule of law. The threat is far from over

www.theguardian.com

 

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They need to run with those texts, drive that home constantly. I think that might have an impact. Who knows. They are dumb.

Got a Trumper tale. So an inlaw had their rent check stolen from the mail, altered, forged, etc and a bank cashed it. About 40 people weighed in...not a single one of these fucking people had a God damn clue that the "the money's gone there's nothing you can do" was nonsense. Lots of ranting about stealing mail being a federal offense, and several people weighing in with nonsense legal advice.

I just had my wife text the person and tell them that was nonsense and the bank will make them whole. On their Facebook thread, one inlaw was an actual lawyer and told them the same thing. They ignored that, decided to keep talking about stealing mail is a federal crime...some weird shit about wire fraud, idk.

 

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"I've been careful — but this was a subversion of our military"

Former FBI official unleashes on Trump's coup: 'I've been careful — but this was a subversion of our military'

 

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Oh, the information from Meadows must have hit a nerve. On reflection it would have been better to have a spy on the inside.

Navarro to Newsmax: McCarthy an 'Idiot' For Pulling Reps From Jan. 6 Probe
Former White House trade advisor Peter Navarro Monday on Newsmax railed against House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy for not including other Republicans on the special committee investigating the Jan. 6 incidents at the Capitol.

"What an idiot," Navarro said on Newsmax's "American Agenda."

"I mean, he plays checkers and chess world at a critical time. He refused to put Republicans on that committee other than Liz Cheney, who's not a Republican, so we lost our opportunity to publicly press that advantage."

Republicans will take back the House in 2022, Navarro claimed, and "what comes around goes around."

Navarro on Monday said that when the committee set the "precedent" of issuing subpoenas against him, Steve Bannon, former chief of staff Mark Meadows, or former President Donald Trump, they are "weaponizing their investigative power."

"Don't do that, Democrats," said Navarro. "You're just ruining this republic."

Navarro over the weekend also said he is refusing to comply with a separate subpoena from another committee for documents related to the Trump administration's response to the coronavirus.

That subpoena was issued in November by the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis, as part of an investigation to determine whether Trump administration officials mishandled the federal response to the pandemic by interfering with its health agencies.

Navarro said in a letter to the subcommittee he would not cooperate because Trump told him to "protect executive privilege," and told Newsmax Monday that the former president has said in his case he's asserting full executive privilege.

"When the president asserts executive privilege, that's it," said Navarro. "Case closed."

He also took offense with a comment that Meadows has put his feet "firmly in stone" about the Jan. 6 committee.

"He waffled on this which I thought harmed our case," said Navarro. "For some reason, he thought he could negotiate with a partisan witch hunt. He blinked at one point."

Navarro to Newsmax: McCarthy an 'Idiot' For Pulling Reps From Jan. 6 Probe

Former White House trade advisor Peter Navarro Monday on Newsmax railed against House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy for not including other Republicans on the special committee investigating the Jan. 6 incidents at the Capitol.

www.newsmax.com

 

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Mark Meadows to Newsmax: Jan. 6 Panel 'Leaked' Text Messages to Attack Trump
The Jan. 6 Select Committee "selectively leaked" the text messages given to it by former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, he told Newsmax on Monday, merely to spin a false narrative and attack former President Donald Trump.

"We've tried very hard, in [a] very transparent and accommodating way, to share non-privileged information," Meadows said on "Rob Schmitt Tonight." "And what we found out tonight is that not only did that just get disregarded, but then they tried to weaponize text messages, selectively leaked them, to put out a narrative, quite frankly, that the president didn't act.

"And I can tell you this: The president did act."

"It's not about holding me in contempt," Meadows told host Rob Schmitt. "It's about coming after President Donald Trump, and sadly, that's what tonight's vote was all about."

"He's got to condemn this s**t ASAP; the Capitol Police tweet is not enough," Trump Jr. texted Meadows on Jan. 6, Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., committee co-chair, said in Monday's hearing on contempt charges.

"I'm pushing it hard, I agree," Meadows tweeted back to Trump Jr., Cheney told the panel before the vote.

Cheney added that Trump Jr. sent a number of messages to the chief of staff to urge further action from Trump during the chaotic events of the day.

"We need an Oval Office address," Trump Jr. also tweeted to Meadows, according to Cheney. "He has to lead now. It has gone too far and gotten out of hand."

Mark Meadows to Newsmax: Jan. 6 Panel 'Leaked' Text Messages to Attack Trump

The Jan. 6 Select Committee "selectively leaked" the text messages given to it by former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, he told Newsmax on Monday, merely to spin a false narrative and attack former President Donald Trump."We've tried very hard, in [a] very...

www.newsmax.com

Guess it must be true if multiple stories report on it. Maybe it will get through to them.

 

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Now this is an interesting story that could end up implicating republican members of congress and others.
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Jan 6 organizers warned the White House of violence — and they're turning over the docs to prove it: report

Organizers for the Jan. 6 rally are turning over documents to the House Select Committee implicating Republican officials, reported Rolling Stone on Monday evening. According to the report, Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) is among those rally organizers who were trying to get to speak at the rally...

www.rawstory.com

 

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Suit Filed to Stop Verizon From Releasing Cell Phone Data to Jan. 6 Panel
A lawsuit has been filed by four people who reportedly helped organize the Jan. 6 rally near the White House in a bid to stop Verizon from releasing cell phone information to the congressional select committee probing the attack at the Capitol, Politico is reporting.

Justin Caporale, Tim Unes, Megan Powers, and Maggie Mulvaney maintain in the lawsuit against Verizon the panel doesn’t have the authority to obtain the data.

The Jan. 6 panel’s subpoena to Verizon, "lacks a lawful purpose and seeks to invade the plaintiffs’ constitutional rights to privacy and to confidential political communications," says the suit filed Monday in the U.S. District Court in New Jersey.

McCarthy said that if the companies comply with the request, it "would put every American with a phone or computer in the crosshairs of a surveillance state run by Democratic politicians."

"The plaintiffs answered every single question about what happened at the event, who spoke, who the plaintiffs spoke with, and when," the lawsuit says. "If Congress wanted to know anything more about the plaintiffs’ brief involvement with the events it is allegedly investigating, it needed only have asked.

"The plaintiffs are four private citizens who were not involved in any federal government activities or programs," the suit says. "They have only one apparent connection to the matter Congress claims to be investigating: They served as vendors to help staff a peaceful, lawful, orderly and patriotic assembly to promote First Amendment-protected speech."

"The subpoenas seek a range of records that include materials dealing with the planning, funding, and participation in the events and bus tours; social media activity of associated entities; and communications with or involvement of Trump Administration officials and lawmakers," the committee announced in September, Politico said.

Suit Filed to Stop Verizon From Releasing Cellphone Data to Jan. 6 Panel

A lawsuit has been filed by four people who reportedly helped organize the Jan. 6 rally near the White House in a bid to stop Verizon from releasing cell phone information to the congressional select committee...

www.newsmax.com

Starting to sweat like poor Rudy.

 

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Suit Filed to Stop Verizon From Releasing Cell Phone Data to Jan. 6 Panel
A lawsuit has been filed by four people who reportedly helped organize the Jan. 6 rally near the White House in a bid to stop Verizon from releasing cell phone information to the congressional select committee probing the attack at the Capitol, Politico is reporting.

Justin Caporale, Tim Unes, Megan Powers, and Maggie Mulvaney maintain in the lawsuit against Verizon the panel doesn’t have the authority to obtain the data.

The Jan. 6 panel’s subpoena to Verizon, "lacks a lawful purpose and seeks to invade the plaintiffs’ constitutional rights to privacy and to confidential political communications," says the suit filed Monday in the U.S. District Court in New Jersey.

McCarthy said that if the companies comply with the request, it "would put every American with a phone or computer in the crosshairs of a surveillance state run by Democratic politicians."

"The plaintiffs answered every single question about what happened at the event, who spoke, who the plaintiffs spoke with, and when," the lawsuit says. "If Congress wanted to know anything more about the plaintiffs’ brief involvement with the events it is allegedly investigating, it needed only have asked.

"The plaintiffs are four private citizens who were not involved in any federal government activities or programs," the suit says. "They have only one apparent connection to the matter Congress claims to be investigating: They served as vendors to help staff a peaceful, lawful, orderly and patriotic assembly to promote First Amendment-protected speech."

"The subpoenas seek a range of records that include materials dealing with the planning, funding, and participation in the events and bus tours; social media activity of associated entities; and communications with or involvement of Trump Administration officials and lawmakers," the committee announced in September, Politico said.

Suit Filed to Stop Verizon From Releasing Cellphone Data to Jan. 6 Panel

A lawsuit has been filed by four people who reportedly helped organize the Jan. 6 rally near the White House in a bid to stop Verizon from releasing cell phone information to the congressional select committee...

www.newsmax.com

Starting to sweat like poor Rudy.

They won't have much luck in court, not just congress will want the info, so will the FBI, grand juries and prosecutors.

 

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The Jan 6 investigation is a race against TIME, if Reps grab House or Senate control after mid-terms they will whitewash everything with triple bleach. Committee in a race to gather info verses every possible means of stall tactics by Reps. is the game at hand. No matter how damning conclusions they come to, I'm not sure propogandized, robotic, news in a cocoon Trumpsters can ever be can ever be swayed form their support for the biggest CON to ever sit in the oval office

 

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3 residents of The Villages arrested for casting multiple votes in 2020 election

3 residents of The Villages arrested for casting multiple votes in 2020 election

Three residents of The Villages have recently been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation into voter fraud, court records show.

www.clickorlando.com

 

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Mark Meadows to Newsmax: Jan. 6 Panel 'Leaked' Text Messages to Attack Trump
The Jan. 6 Select Committee "selectively leaked" the text messages given to it by former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, he told Newsmax on Monday, merely to spin a false narrative and attack former President Donald Trump.

"We've tried very hard, in [a] very transparent and accommodating way, to share non-privileged information," Meadows said on "Rob Schmitt Tonight." "And what we found out tonight is that not only did that just get disregarded, but then they tried to weaponize text messages, selectively leaked them, to put out a narrative, quite frankly, that the president didn't act.

"And I can tell you this: The president did act."

"It's not about holding me in contempt," Meadows told host Rob Schmitt. "It's about coming after President Donald Trump, and sadly, that's what tonight's vote was all about."

"He's got to condemn this s**t ASAP; the Capitol Police tweet is not enough," Trump Jr. texted Meadows on Jan. 6, Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., committee co-chair, said in Monday's hearing on contempt charges.

"I'm pushing it hard, I agree," Meadows tweeted back to Trump Jr., Cheney told the panel before the vote.

Cheney added that Trump Jr. sent a number of messages to the chief of staff to urge further action from Trump during the chaotic events of the day.

"We need an Oval Office address," Trump Jr. also tweeted to Meadows, according to Cheney. "He has to lead now. It has gone too far and gotten out of hand."

Mark Meadows to Newsmax: Jan. 6 Panel 'Leaked' Text Messages to Attack Trump

The Jan. 6 Select Committee "selectively leaked" the text messages given to it by former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, he told Newsmax on Monday, merely to spin a false narrative and attack former President Donald Trump."We've tried very hard, in [a] very...

www.newsmax.com

Guess it must be true if multiple stories report on it. Maybe it will get through to them.

I don't think that it can be considered a 'leak' when they are presenting it in a public hearing. He is trying to work those snowflakes feelings into a froth.

 

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I don't think that it can be considered a 'leak' when they are presenting it in a public hearing. He is trying to work those snowflakes feelings into a froth.

Oh yeah? Reuters's article

Explainer: What's at stake for Trump allies facing 'contempt of Congress'?

Newsmax reprinting of the article.

EXPLAINER: What's at Stake for Trump Allies Facing 'Contempt of Congress'?

The text of the story was the same. Only the picture has been changed, no idea why.

 

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I don't think that it can be considered a 'leak' when they are presenting it in a public hearing. He is trying to work those snowflakes feelings into a froth.

It's not a leak, they don't happen at news conferences and hearings. The committee can do as it pleases with the evidence and are the public's representatives along with the press. If Meadows wasn't sweating before, he is now and it should even be starting to sink in with Trump how badly they are fucked. This is the keystone in a conspiracy case that could ensnare many of them with some serious time. Meadows was a central figure in that conspiracy and was with Trump most of the time, he will either roll over or go down with Donald.

 

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It's not a leak, they don't happen at news conferences and hearings. The committee can do as it pleases with the evidence and are the public's representatives along with the press. If Meadows wasn't sweating before, he is now and it should even be starting to sink in with Trump how badly they are fucked. This is the keystone in a conspiracy case that could ensnare many of them with some serious time. Meadows was a central figure in that conspiracy and was with Trump most of the time, he will either roll over or go down with Donald.

Trump - "Meadows? Never meat the man."

 

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It's not a leak, they don't happen at news conferences and hearings. The committee can do as it pleases with the evidence and are the public's representatives along with the press. If Meadows wasn't sweating before, he is now and it should even be starting to sink in with Trump how badly they are fucked. This is the keystone in a conspiracy case that could ensnare many of them with some serious time. Meadows was a central figure in that conspiracy and was with Trump most of the time, he will either roll over or go down with Donald.

Sounds to me like Trump is contemplating throwing Meadows under the bus and promising to "take care of your family" in a Godfather kind of move.

 

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Sounds to me like Trump is contemplating throwing Meadows under the bus and promising to "take care of your family" in a Godfather kind of move.

When the heat builds they will crack, Meadows like the rest of them are only in it for themselves, it takes love, loyalty and conviction to withstand the kind of fear he is gonna be living with. These people are all cut throats and will make any deal they can if they figure they can get away. Low or no character was a prerequisite for being hired by Trump, or even giving him the time of day. There will be plenty of guilty pleas and deals, these kinds of things are incredibly expensive, even for the well off and will ruin most people.

 

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When the heat builds they will crack, Meadows like the rest of them are only in it for themselves, it takes love, loyalty and conviction to withstand the kind of fear he is gonna be living with. These people are all cut throats and will make any deal they can if they figure they can get away. Low or no character was a prerequisite for being hired by Trump, or even giving him the time of day. There will be plenty of guilty pleas and deals, these kinds of things are incredibly expensive, even for the well off and will ruin most people.

Macbeth 2020