Epstein Secrets

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nto their inboxes." For instance, voters in some states recently "received threatening emails claiming to be from the far-right, authoritarian group Proud Boys," though those were "part of a EFTA00137004 disinformation campaign," according to DNI Ratcliffe. Last week, Ratcliffe "Iranian hackers were behin

2.08M) provided similar coverage in a brief broadcast. LGBTQ Activists Concerned About Barrett Joining Supreme Court. The Washington Post (10/24, Barnes, 14.2M) says that in contrast to a number of President Trump's other federal judicial nominees, Judge Amy Coney Barrett "had no problem at her recen

nto their inboxes." For instance, voters in some states recently "received threatening emails claiming to be from the far-right, authoritarian group Proud Boys," though those were "part of a disinformation campaign," according to DNI Ratcliffe. Last week, Ratcliffe "Iranian hackers were behind the attack."

le) also reported on the story. Man Who Traveled From State College to Washington D.C. For Jan. 6 Riot Sentenced to Prison NBC News (07/25, Reilly, Barnes) reported that Brian Gundersen, a participant in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot who was identified by his high school football letterman jacket, has been s

guilty to entering or remaining in a restricted building. According to the article, prosecutors alleged that Gianos had joined the right-wing group Proud Boys a few days before the riot and had previously bragged about fighting with members of left-wing Antifa in Washington, D.C. At Pelosi's office, after