As high profile firings, arrests, and resignations occur, I wanted to point out the following:
- Jim Rybicki, chief of staff and senior counselor - FIRED
- James Baker, general counsel - FIRED
- Andrew McCabe, deputy director - FIRED
- James Comey, director - FIRED
- Bill Priestap, Head of Counterintelligence and Strzok’s boss - Cooperating witness [power removed]
- Peter Strzok, Deputy Assistant Director of the Counterintelligence - cooperating witness [power removed]
- Lisa Page, attorney with the FBI's Office of the General Counsel - cooperating witness [power removed]
I think the stage is almost set for the arrests to start. Rosenstein is last man standing and is keeping Mueller around.
We should start seeing the arrests we want soon. Arrests occurring all over so there’s no where to run, like last month:
Don’t forget: track the notable resignations: https://. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/1B-95giwldeKgsd0nYiw_sEaSf4kGNLZgEIvEhL2mVAw/htmlview
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8_billion_eaters ago
Re: All those people that were granted immunity from prosecution in the HRC email scandal by the top investigators of the (presumably corrupt) FBI never turned over any (as far as we know) incriminating evidence against Hillary and the DNC.
Question: Is that immunity from prosecution still valid?
LostandFound ago
Immunity deals are generally given on the basis that the individual has provided a full and transparent account of all events. If it can be demonstrated that someone given immunity lied or was knowingly not fully transparent then they blow their deal.
Also note that the immunity deal given would be specific to that investigation most of which as I understand were given in relation to the HRC server, so crimes outside of that are still fair game.