Epstein Secrets

Reciting Oath Of Office Using QAnon Slogan. The Washington Examiner (7/5, Dunleavy, 448K) reports that on July 4, former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn shared a video on Twitter "of himself leading five other people in a recitation of the oath of office traditionally given to federal elected office

ice traditionally given to federal elected office holders, ending the oath with a slogan associated with the QAnon conspiracy theory." In the video, Flynn, reads "the oath of office off of a cellphone as three women and two men, some of whom were members of his family, repeated after him in front of a

involvement in the development of 5G telecoms infrastructure." The Sunday Telegraph reported "officials are drawing up proposals to stop installing Huawei Technologies equipment in as little as six months, in a reversal of a decision earlier this year." Health minister Matt Hancock "declined to comment on it specif

tter to Attorney General Bill Ban seeking the declassification of numerous files related to evidence also sought by former national security adviser Michael Flynn's attorneys." In his letter, Graham "detailed a wide range of documents he'd like to see declassified including FISA warrants obtained concerning an

ss (9/4, Collins, 171K) reports that HHS is awarding $46.7 million to help Tennessee fight the opioid crisis. The Springfield (MA) Republican (9/4, Flynn, 395K) reports that the CDC "has awarded the Massachusetts Department of Public Health more than $7.1 million in funding to track opioid overdose da

Talks. Reuters (9/4) reports that also earlier Wednesday, the President said his Administration "does not want to discuss the U.S. blacklisting of Huawei Technologies with China as the two biggest world economies try to end escalating trade tensions." Trump is quoted as saying, 'It's a national security concern.

ay shouts stretched into a uniform roar," Meagan Flynn reports. "Some raised campaign signs or fists to

deal with China has stalled while the Trump administration determines how to address Beijing's demands that the United States ease restrictions on Huawei Technologies, which many view as a national security threat. No face-to-face meetings have taken place and none have been scheduled since Trump and Xi Jinping