Teikanmi posted:

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/925006418989715456

Lube Enthusiast posted:

This is a very nice thing to do, man. good on you

whodatwhere posted:

Oh man, some good lols this morning. Expect for krangTnelson, rip.

This is for you user Chris Christie -

Bulgogi Hoagie posted:

krangtnelson got suspended? what da gently caress

Tip posted:

Trump's attempts at shifting the conversation to Hillary are so loving pathetic and hilarious. I look forward to the day he tries it in court, "But, but her emails!"

Avirosb posted:

Newsweek posted:

A former employee of Jared Kushner has claimed the senior adviser doesn’t read and calls his father “daddy.”

quote:

21. From mid-June through mid-August 2016, PAPADOPOULOS pursued an "off
the record" meeting between one or more Carnpaign representatives and "members of president
putin's office and the mfa."
a. For example,-on or about June 19, 2016, after several email and Skype
exchanges with the Russian MFA Connection, defendant PAPADOPOULOS emailed the High-
Ranking Campaign Official, with the subject line "New message from Russia": "The Russian
ministry of foreign affairs messaged and said that if Mr. Trump is unable to make it to Russia, if
a campaign rep (me or someone else) can make it for meetings? I am willing to make the trip off
the record if it's in the interest of Mr. Trump and the campaign to meet specific people."
b. After several weeks of further communications regarding a potential "off
the record" meeting with Russian officials, on or about August 15, 2016, the Campaign
Supervisor told defendant PAPADOPOULOS that "I would encourage you" and another foreign
policy advisor to the Campaign to "make the trip{], if it is feasible."
c. The trip proposed by defendant PAPADOPOULOS did not take place.

tentative8e8op posted:

quote:

24. During the course of the interview, defendant PAPADOPOULOS made numerous
false statements and omitted material facts regarding the conduct and communications described
above, and, in particular, lied about the extent, timing, and nature of his communications with the
Professor, the Female Russian National, and the Russian MF A Connection.
False Statement: PAPADOPOULOS Met the Professor and Learned About
Russian "Dirt " Before He Joined Lhe Campaign
25. During his interview with the FBI, defendant PAPADOPOULOS acknowledged
that he met the Professor and that the Professor told him the Russians had "dirt" on then-
candidate Clinton in the form of "thousands of emails," but defendant PAP ADO POULOS stated
multiple times that those communications occurred prior to when he joined the Campaign.
Defendant PAPADOPOULOS told the FBI: "This isn't like he [the Professor]'s messaging me
while I'm in April with Trump"; " I wasn't even on the Trump team, that wasn't even on the
radar"; " I wasn't even on Trump's orbit[] at this time"; and "This was a year ago, this was before
I even got with Trump." He also said it was a "very strange coincidence'' to be told of the "dirt"
before he started working for the Campaign.
26. In truth and in fact, however, and as set forth above, defendant
PAPADOPOULOS met the Professor for the first time on or about March 14, 2016, after
defendant PAPADOPOULOS had already learned he would be a foreign policy advisor for the
Campaign; the Professor showed interest in defendant PAPADOPOULOS only after learning of
his role on the Campaign; and the Professor told defendant PAPADOPOULOS about the
Russians possessing "dirt" on then-candidate Clinton in late April 2016, more than a month after
defendant PAPADOPOULOS had joined the Campaign.