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The Chinese are using Trump to put down democracy.
January 6th hearings on Trump's failed insurrection.
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The 13th is coming up.
DHS concerned about violence stemming from Trump reinstatement conspiracy theory
"[D]HS is providing awareness of reports regarding an increasing but modest level of activity online calling for violence in response to unsubstantiated claims of fraud related to the 2020 election and the alleged 'reinstatement' of former President Trump," the notice said, according to CNN, who cited a source.
"As public visibility of the narratives increases, we are concerned about more calls to violence. Reporting indicates that the timing of these activities may occur during August 2021, although we lack information on specific plots or planned actions," the notice adds, according to CNN.
"As public visibility of the narratives increases, we are concerned about more calls to violence. Reporting indicates that the timing of these activities may occur during August 2021, although we lack information on specific plots or planned actions," the notice adds, according to CNN.
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DHS concerned about violence stemming from Trump reinstatement conspiracy theory
"[D]HS is providing awareness of reports regarding an increasing but modest level of activity online calling for violence in response to unsubstantiated claims of fraud related to the 2020 election and the alleged 'reinstatement' of former President Trump," the notice said, according to CNN, who cited a source.
"As public visibility of the narratives increases, we are concerned about more calls to violence. Reporting indicates that the timing of these activities may occur during August 2021, although we lack information on specific plots or planned actions," the notice adds, according to CNN.
"As public visibility of the narratives increases, we are concerned about more calls to violence. Reporting indicates that the timing of these activities may occur during August 2021, although we lack information on specific plots or planned actions," the notice adds, according to CNN.
DHS concerned about violence tied to Trump reinstatement conspiracy theory
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Friday sent a notice to local and state authorities regarding recent online activity calling for violence in relation to several 202…
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More Dominion lawsuits.
Dominion sues Newsmax, One America over U.S. election fraud claims (yahoo.com)
Dominion sues Newsmax, One America over U.S. election fraud claims (yahoo.com)
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Now if Newsmax and OAN fold, where are the unwashed going to go for 'news'? Back to Fox?
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Lindell TV
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He's getting sued too
topcat
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When he's been broken, they have "Homeless Steve" Bannon.
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My Swillow
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Pelosi suggests Jan. 6 panel could investigate Jordan and Banks
During an interview with The 19th News, Pelosi said that she vetoed Republican Reps. Jim Banks (Ind.) and Jim Jordan (Ohio) from serving on the committee because she thought they were "outrageous" and "not serious."
"I mean, they probably — " Pelosi began, adding, "Well, we'll see what the committee finds out about them, but they weren't going to be on the committee."
"There would be antics and clowns and not serious about this and still participants in the big lie," Pelosi said, referring to former President Trump's false claims that the election was stolen from him. "I didn't really care if they had voted to accept the results of the election or not. All I wanted them to be is willing to seek the truth."
Banks on Monday accused Pelosi of using the select committee to target her political opponents by suggesting he and Jordan could be investigated.
"That is an abuse of power and if she follows through she needs to be held accountable. It is banana republic style politics that doesn’t belong in America. If Democrats had integrity, they would condemn this behavior at home with the same enthusiasm with which they condemn it abroad," Banks said in a statement.
Jordan has confirmed that he spoke with Trump on Jan. 6, which could lead the select committee to ask him what he discussed with the former president that day.
When asked in an interview with Spectrum News late last month if he had spoken with Trump on Jan. 6, Jordan replied, "Yeah I mean — I spoke with the president last week, I speak with the president all of the time. I spoke with him on Jan. 6. I mean, I talked with President Trump all the time and that's ... I don't think that's unusual. I would expect members of Congress to talk with the president of the United States when they're trying to get done the things they told the voters in their district to do."
But Jordan didn't specify whether he spoke with Trump before, during or after the Capitol was attacked by a mob of the former president's supporters.
“I spoke with him that day, after? I think after. I don't know if I spoke with him in the morning or not. I just don't know. ... I don't know when those conversations happened,” Jordan said.
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During an interview with The 19th News, Pelosi said that she vetoed Republican Reps. Jim Banks (Ind.) and Jim Jordan (Ohio) from serving on the committee because she thought they were "outrageous" and "not serious."
"I mean, they probably — " Pelosi began, adding, "Well, we'll see what the committee finds out about them, but they weren't going to be on the committee."
"There would be antics and clowns and not serious about this and still participants in the big lie," Pelosi said, referring to former President Trump's false claims that the election was stolen from him. "I didn't really care if they had voted to accept the results of the election or not. All I wanted them to be is willing to seek the truth."
Banks on Monday accused Pelosi of using the select committee to target her political opponents by suggesting he and Jordan could be investigated.
"That is an abuse of power and if she follows through she needs to be held accountable. It is banana republic style politics that doesn’t belong in America. If Democrats had integrity, they would condemn this behavior at home with the same enthusiasm with which they condemn it abroad," Banks said in a statement.
Jordan has confirmed that he spoke with Trump on Jan. 6, which could lead the select committee to ask him what he discussed with the former president that day.
When asked in an interview with Spectrum News late last month if he had spoken with Trump on Jan. 6, Jordan replied, "Yeah I mean — I spoke with the president last week, I speak with the president all of the time. I spoke with him on Jan. 6. I mean, I talked with President Trump all the time and that's ... I don't think that's unusual. I would expect members of Congress to talk with the president of the United States when they're trying to get done the things they told the voters in their district to do."
But Jordan didn't specify whether he spoke with Trump before, during or after the Capitol was attacked by a mob of the former president's supporters.
“I spoke with him that day, after? I think after. I don't know if I spoke with him in the morning or not. I just don't know. ... I don't know when those conversations happened,” Jordan said.
Pelosi suggests Jan. 6 panel could investigate Jordan and Banks
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) indicated in an interview released on Monday that the two Republicans she rejected to serve on the select committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection could be sc…
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House committee plans to seek phone records in probe of January 6, including from members of Congress
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House committee plans to seek phone records in probe of January 6, including from members of Congress
The House Select Committee investigating the January 6 Capitol riot is poised to send notices to various telecommunications companies requesting that they preserve the phone records of several people, including members of Congress, multiple sources tell CNN.
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Secret Service warned Capitol Police about threats on Jan 5: report
One day before the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, the Secret Service, from the Protective Intelligence Operations Center’s (PIOC) account, sent an email to a recipient associated with the Capitol Police informing them of a tip sent in by a “concerned citizen” at the Denver Field Office regarding people who were flying to the Washington, D.C. area to “attend tomorrow’s rally and ‘incite violence.’”
The subject of an email, obtained by the liberal-leaning government watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) through the Freedom of Information Act and shared with Politico, is “Officer Safety - 1/6 Demonstrations.”
“Per our Denver Field Office, a concerned citizen reported that [REDACTED] were flying into BWI today to attend tomorrow’s rally and ‘incite violence.’ In addition, the source reports that [REDACTED] previously made threats against President-Elect Biden,” the email reads.
“The subjects claimed that they are in the area to protest election fraud, support President Trump, and acknowledged the possibility of violence if approached by counter-protesters,” the email added.
The tipster also reported information regarding the “gear and weapons” people were reportedly bringing with them to Washington.
“The source also reported that [REDACTED] was driving to DC with gear and weapons, to include ballistic helmets, armored gloves and vests, rifles, and suppressors. The items are reported to be loaded in ‘black plastic tubs with paster locks,’” the email reads.
In another email obtained by CREW, an address associated with the Secret Service informed the PIOC about threats made against D.C. Police on the conservative social media platform, Parler.
The posts included a number of threatening statements: “Its time the DC Police get their ass whooped for being traitors in our nations capitol,” “DC Police are the enemy of the people. No mercy on the 6th. They are not on our side,” “time to fight! We cant trust the police, the laws, or politicians. It’s time to take out all of them to remain a free country on the 6th,” and “The police need to be dealth with on the 6th. Our 2A covers Marxist police officers. If they want a war, they will get one Wednesday. (middle finger emoji) the DC Police.”
The newly revealed emails sent by the Secret Service to the Capitol Police warning of threats on Jan. 6 further bolster reports of intelligence failures by pertinent authorities in preparing for the violent, deadly riot.
Senate investigators released a 127-page report in June that outlined a number of intelligence and communication failures by pertinent departments in the lead up to Jan. 6.
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One day before the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, the Secret Service, from the Protective Intelligence Operations Center’s (PIOC) account, sent an email to a recipient associated with the Capitol Police informing them of a tip sent in by a “concerned citizen” at the Denver Field Office regarding people who were flying to the Washington, D.C. area to “attend tomorrow’s rally and ‘incite violence.’”
The subject of an email, obtained by the liberal-leaning government watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) through the Freedom of Information Act and shared with Politico, is “Officer Safety - 1/6 Demonstrations.”
“Per our Denver Field Office, a concerned citizen reported that [REDACTED] were flying into BWI today to attend tomorrow’s rally and ‘incite violence.’ In addition, the source reports that [REDACTED] previously made threats against President-Elect Biden,” the email reads.
“The subjects claimed that they are in the area to protest election fraud, support President Trump, and acknowledged the possibility of violence if approached by counter-protesters,” the email added.
The tipster also reported information regarding the “gear and weapons” people were reportedly bringing with them to Washington.
“The source also reported that [REDACTED] was driving to DC with gear and weapons, to include ballistic helmets, armored gloves and vests, rifles, and suppressors. The items are reported to be loaded in ‘black plastic tubs with paster locks,’” the email reads.
In another email obtained by CREW, an address associated with the Secret Service informed the PIOC about threats made against D.C. Police on the conservative social media platform, Parler.
The posts included a number of threatening statements: “Its time the DC Police get their ass whooped for being traitors in our nations capitol,” “DC Police are the enemy of the people. No mercy on the 6th. They are not on our side,” “time to fight! We cant trust the police, the laws, or politicians. It’s time to take out all of them to remain a free country on the 6th,” and “The police need to be dealth with on the 6th. Our 2A covers Marxist police officers. If they want a war, they will get one Wednesday. (middle finger emoji) the DC Police.”
The newly revealed emails sent by the Secret Service to the Capitol Police warning of threats on Jan. 6 further bolster reports of intelligence failures by pertinent authorities in preparing for the violent, deadly riot.
Senate investigators released a 127-page report in June that outlined a number of intelligence and communication failures by pertinent departments in the lead up to Jan. 6.
Secret Service warned Capitol Police about threats on Jan 5: report
The Secret Service warned Capitol Police about threats of violence on Jan. 5, one day before rioters descended on the Capitol complex and injured a number of officers, according to newly …
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House panel probing Jan. 6 attack seeks Trump documents
The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol is seeking a trove of documents from the prior Trump administration, giving the White House record keepers and other agencies two weeks to turn them over.
The first wave of document requests was delivered to the National Archives — where White House records are retained — but also the FBI, Department of Homeland Security and others.
“The Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol is examining the facts, circumstances, and causes of the January 6th attack. Our Constitution provides for a peaceful transfer of power, and this investigation seeks to evaluate threats to that process, identify lessons learned and recommend laws, policies, procedures, rules, or regulations necessary to protect our republic in the future,” Committee Chair Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) wrote in the letter sent to the agencies.
According to the committee, the requests to the National Archives “demands a wide range of White House records of the previous administration.”
The letters were delivered as Thompson said earlier this week that the panel would ask communications companies to turn over records for hundreds of people, including lawmakers.
“We have quite an exhaustive list of people. I won't tell you who they are, but it's several hundred people that make up the list of people we are planning to contact,” he said Monday.
Wednesday’s letters fall short of the committee’s suggestion that it may move straight to subpoenas in order to gain access to records.
“We have already had discussions about the need to subpoena documents and the sense of urgency we have. Normally we would request voluntary compliance. We may move quickly to subpoenas when it comes to documents so that we ensure that they're preserved and that there's no delay,” Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) told reporters in late July.
The request to the National Archives comes after the Biden White House previously rebuffed a coalition of House committees that asked for officials to turn over records from the previous administration.
“A lot of those documents would be in the National Archives, I believe, so I’m not sure it would be White House documents," White House press secretary Jen Psaki said in March.
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The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol is seeking a trove of documents from the prior Trump administration, giving the White House record keepers and other agencies two weeks to turn them over.
The first wave of document requests was delivered to the National Archives — where White House records are retained — but also the FBI, Department of Homeland Security and others.
“The Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol is examining the facts, circumstances, and causes of the January 6th attack. Our Constitution provides for a peaceful transfer of power, and this investigation seeks to evaluate threats to that process, identify lessons learned and recommend laws, policies, procedures, rules, or regulations necessary to protect our republic in the future,” Committee Chair Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) wrote in the letter sent to the agencies.
According to the committee, the requests to the National Archives “demands a wide range of White House records of the previous administration.”
The letters were delivered as Thompson said earlier this week that the panel would ask communications companies to turn over records for hundreds of people, including lawmakers.
“We have quite an exhaustive list of people. I won't tell you who they are, but it's several hundred people that make up the list of people we are planning to contact,” he said Monday.
Wednesday’s letters fall short of the committee’s suggestion that it may move straight to subpoenas in order to gain access to records.
“We have already had discussions about the need to subpoena documents and the sense of urgency we have. Normally we would request voluntary compliance. We may move quickly to subpoenas when it comes to documents so that we ensure that they're preserved and that there's no delay,” Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) told reporters in late July.
The request to the National Archives comes after the Biden White House previously rebuffed a coalition of House committees that asked for officials to turn over records from the previous administration.
“A lot of those documents would be in the National Archives, I believe, so I’m not sure it would be White House documents," White House press secretary Jen Psaki said in March.
House panel probing Jan. 6 attack seeks Trump records
The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol is seeking a trove of documents and communications from the Trump administration, giving the White House record keepers and other …
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The Trump crush puppy fan club. Thats what i call the political wing of this site. I tell ya for such a crummy leader It just amazes me the cult of personality this guy has taken on. Not so much from his own mislead followers but from the armchair warriors >>>with WAY too much time on their hands<<< that just CANT STOP obsessing with the guy. Its a perversion really, as well as a silly attempt to deflect from the current situation. But not to worry because Sloppy Joe and the girl wonder are going to patch things up and lead us into a whole new orifice. Ofcourse that orifice will undoubtedly be a sphincter 
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The Trump crush puppy fan club. Thats what i call the political wing of this site. I tell ya for such a crummy leader It just amazes me the cult of personality this guy has taken on. Not so much from his own mislead followers but from the armchair warriors >>>with WAY too much time on their hands<<< that just CANT STOP obsessing with the guy. Its a perversion really, as well as a silly attempt to deflect from the current situation. But not to worry because Sloppy Joe and the girl wonder are going to patch things up and lead us into a whole new orifice. Ofcourse that orifice will undoubtedly be a sphincter
your Such a douche.