Epstein Secrets

-access-to-records-and-notes/2020/07/28/f70b833e-d0f1-11ea-9038- af089b63ac21_story.html> (7/29, Harris, 14.2M) reports that when former CIA director John Brennan decided to write a memoir in the fall of 2018, "he asked the agency for his official records, including his notes and any documents that he had rev

s notes and any documents that he had reviewed and signed that were classified." But the request was denied in "a break with decades of tradition." Brennan "learned that the CIA was following the orders of the man he had spent the previous two years publicly excoriating." In his memoir, Brennan writes t

thers that are keeping campuses closed." Miami Dade County schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho "announced the move Wednesday, a day after nearby Monroe County said it would rely on digital instruction for the immediate future." Schools in Broward and Palm Beach counties "also intend to start the school ye

sse's, and Cheney's of the world. ... Unfortunately, we do. Sometimes there are consequences to being ineffective and weak. The voters understand!" Brennan Discusses House Vote On January 6 Commission. MSNBC (5/20, 8.1M) interviews former CIA director John Brennan and Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-NY) to

effective and weak. The voters understand!" Brennan Discusses House Vote On January 6 Commission. MSNBC (5/20, 8.1M) interviews former CIA director John Brennan and Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-NY) to "discuss how although the bill to establish an independent January 6th commission passed the House, 175 GOP

harges, following a seven-month investigation that authorities said involved wiretaps and a police search of the home Granison shares with Warren." Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley said Granison "is among seven people charged so far with being part of `a midlevel drug organization that was infe

ttah From Prison Early. The Inquirer (FS) (7/15, Brennan, Roebuck, 347K) reports, "The U.S. Bureau of Pris

ecutors on Wednesday for review, officials said." According to Reuters, "The contents of the submission were not immediately made public," but "the Monroe County Prosecuting Attorney's Office is expected to evaluate evidence it received to decide whether to bring charges in the incident this month." Reuters a