Epstein Secrets

lance warrant on the Trump campaign." Nimes Says House Intel Panel May Subpoena Trump Jr. NBC News (12/10, 4.59M) reports on its website that Rep. Jim Nimes (D-CT) told NBC's Meet The Press Sunday that the House Intelligence Committee "is considering whether to subpoena Donald Trump Jr. to appear before

diciary should the judiciary convict some of the people Mueller has charged or will charge in the future." Schiff said he thinks former FBI Director James Comey's decision not to disclose the status of the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton, but not the one into then-candidate Trump, is more significant

hat President Trump cannot be criminally prosecuted for obstruction of justice for firing James Comey as FBI director or for requesting that he, as Comey has said, "can see your way clear . . . to letting Flynn go." They argue that the president's executive authority includes the ability to appoint an

e gang, was not changed, but two top intelligence officials were later fired by Gabbard. The article noted that the firings were criticized by Rep. Jim Hines, who accused Gabbard's office of retaliation for producing an analysis that did not align with the President's political agenda. FBI Breaks Down Ti

L RELATIONS • Fugitive Accused of Several Bank Robberies Extradited to U.S. After Years of Hiding in Ukraine OTHER FBI NEWS • Continued Reporting: James Comey Tells Colbert What Led to Him Posting Controversial '86 47' Instagram Post • Questions Ahead of the FBI's Russiagate and Jan. 6 Documents Release

ined what led to his controversial "86 47" Instagram post directed at President Donald Trump during an appearance on "The Late Show" Tuesday night. Comey claimed that he and his wife, Patrice, saw the "clever political message" while walking on the beach when his wife suggested that he take a picture

e gang, was not changed, but two top intelligence officials were later fired by Gabbard. The article noted that the firings were criticized by Rep. Jim Himes, who accused Gabbard's office of retaliation for producing an analysis that did not align with the President's political agenda. FBI Breaks Down Ti

L RELATIONS • Fugitive Accused of Several Bank Robberies Extradited to U.S. After Years of Hiding in Ukraine OTHER FBI NEWS • Continued Reporting: James Comey Tells Colbert What Led to Him Posting Controversial '86 47' Instagram Post • Questions Ahead of the FBI's Russiagate and Jan. 6 Documents Release

ined what led to his controversial "86 47" Instagram post directed at President Donald Trump during an appearance on "The Late Show" Tuesday night. Comey claimed that he and his wife, Patrice, saw the "clever political message" while walking on the beach when his wife suggested that he take a picture

o "opt-in" to search the 702 database and requiring attorney approval when running a batch of more than 100 queries. The article then said that Rep. Jim Nimes, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee and a leader in the reauthorization effort, called it "evidence of a real tightening up on th

usiness ventures during and after his vice presidency, including in Ukraine, China, and other countries. Several weeks ago, House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) produced bank records showing that members of the Biden family received more than $1 million in payments from accounts tied to associate Rob