Epstein Secrets

y who knows more or who stands more for nonpartisan expertise.'" McCabe To Discuss FISA Reform At NYC Event The Daily Caller (1/15, 716K) reports, "Andrew McCabe will take part in a forum at New York University to address reforms to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act in the wake of the Justice Departm

ss reforms to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act in the wake of the Justice Department inspector general's report." According to the Caller, "McCabe was the FBI's No. 2 when the FBI submitted false information to the FISA Court in order to obtain wiretap warrants against Carter Page." McCabe "als

Cuts Ties With Confucius Institute. The AP (1/15) reports from Columbia, Missouri, "The University of Missouri will end a nine-year partnership with the Confucius Institute in August because of changing federal guidelines for the program, university officials announced Wednesday." The institute, "which is mostly funded

em sexually explicit photos or video,' said Jill McCabe, public affairs specialist for the FBI in Phoenix

versity of Nebraska-Lincoln and enjoyed a side gig running the university's Chinese language and culture program. But his part-time role overseeing the Confucius Institute, caught up in UNL budget problems and perhaps politics, is about to end." The university is looking to fill a $38 million budget shortfall, and "has

hem sexually explicit photos or video,' said Jill McCabe, public affairs specialist for the FBI in Phoeni

versity of Nebraska-Lincoln and enjoyed a side gig running the university's Chinese language and culture program. But his part-time role overseeing the Confucius Institute, caught up in UNL budget problems and perhaps politics, is about to end." The university is looking to fill a $38 million budget shortfall, and "has

hem sexually explicit photos or video,' said Jill McCabe, public affairs specialist for the FBI in Phoeni

versity of Nebraska-Lincoln and enjoyed a side gig running the university's Chinese language and culture program. But his part-time role overseeing the Confucius Institute, caught up in UNL budget problems and perhaps politics, is about to end." The university is looking to fill a $38 million budget shortfall, and "has