Epstein Secrets

a larger pattern of the Trump administration targeting its critics, with experts questioning the timing and credibility of the allegations against Schiff. Additional reporting on the story was provided by Los Angeles Times (07/15, Rector, Nelson), New York Post (07/15, Nelson), CNN (07/15, Kaczynski,

esidence to secure a cheaper mortgage. A senior administration official stated that a criminal case had been referred to the Justice Department, but Schiff denied any wrongdoing, calling it "political retaliation" by Trump. The article assessed that the accusation is part of a larger pattern of the Tru

paign rally in Butler, Pa., it's unclear if enough has changed to prevent similar incidents. According to the article, the Senate report by Chairman Rand Paul calls the near miss a "cascade of preventable failures" due to inadequate preparation and breakdowns in communications among Secret Service agents

(7/2, Davis, Hemingway, 126K) reports that top staff for House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff "were briefed in February" on the intelligence, but Schiff "took no action in response to the briefing, multiple intelligence sources familiar with the briefing told The Federalist." Schiff staff was briefe

imed at deterring the Russians." Paul Questions "Who Benefits" From Leaking Russia Bounty Intelligence. In an op-ed for Breitbart (7/2, 673K), Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) writes that the question "who benefits" must be asked "in examining why an intelligence officer in our government committed a felony by rele

t investigation before sending the articles over to the Senate." Collins asked, "Doesn't that suggest that the House did an incomplete job, then'?" Schiff said on CNN's Situation Room (1/15, 249K) that 'The reason why we haven't had documents up until now is because the President has refused to turn th

never subpoenaed Bolton." Paul Says He'll Force Tough Witness Votes If Republicans Side With Democrats . Politico (1/15, Everett, 4.29M) says Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) Is waging a fierce campaign to prevent the Senate from hearing witnesses...vowing to force tough votes on his fellow Republicans if they brea

ity Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) dismissed the witnesses who have testified, ... arguing that 'they were not all Trump administration folks.' They're Schiff's witnesses,' Scalise said. ... When pressed by host Chris Wallace on the fact that most of the witnesses are part of the Trump administration, Scal

orial page editor Fred Hiatt: "The United States is retreating, almost apologizing for ever having thought about promoting democracy. Everyone from Rand Paul to Bernie Sanders and many in between agrees we should stay home and mind our business. But the result is not a world in which every country is fre

ho as the leader of the House Intelligence Committee,is a member of the Gang of Eight that's entitled to briefings on the nation's biggest secrets. Schiff spearheaded the investigation that led to Trump's impeachment for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, and the congressman has clearly gotte

a vote. (Shawn Thew/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock) -- In the Senate, two Republicans have committed to support Kaine's resolution: Sens. Mike Lee (Utah) and Rand Paul (Ky.). Kaine is trying to woo at least two more GOP colleagues by offering to make amendments that could get them on board. He's actively discussin