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>Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer did three push-ups while paying his final respects
https://www.washingtonian.com/2020/09/25/rbgs-trainer-bryant-johnson-just-did-pushups-in-front-of-her-casket-so-who-is-he/
According to Johnson’s website, he is an Army veteran and member of the Special Forces Airborne Unit, with international training experience in Brazil, Germany, Japan, Korea, and Kuwait.He counts “high level Federal Court officials; Justices, Judges, Attorneys, and Clerks” among his clientele. He and Ginsburg trained together twice a week for 20 years, and Johnson even published a book, The RBG Workout, detailing her exercise routine.
Training legendary justices isn’t Johnson’s only gig: He’s also a records manager at the clerk’s office of the US District Court. The DC resident grew up in Warsaw, Virginia, graduating from Grantham University and DeVry University. He’s also trained other members of the High Court, including Stephen Breyer and Elena Kagan.
Ginsburg’s fitness regimen became an element of her pop-culture profile, inspiring a “Plank Like RBG” event on the Supreme Court steps to celebrate her 86th birthday last year. Johnson and RBG also made an appearance together on Steven Colbert’s show, where they broke a sweat with the late-night host in the Watergate’s gym.
>inspiring a “Plank Like RBG
but who is he prostrating to, anon?
who is the trainer submitting to now that RBG is dead?
FBI agent: Never was evidence of Russia collusion but Mueller team had 'get Trump' goal
https://justthenews.com/accountability/russia-and-ukraine-scandals/fbi-agent-never-was-evidence-russia-collusion-mueller
Updated: September 25, 2020 - 11:01am
By John Solomon
"BARNETT thought that the TRUMP campaign may have been aware the Russians were attempting to impact the election but that was far different from the TRUMP campaign and the Russians having a deal and/or working together quid pro quo,” the report of his Sept. 17 interview reads.
“BARNETT" and others joked about how the investigation into collusion could be made into a game, which they referred to as "Collusion Clue."
In the hypothetical game, investigators were able to choose any character conducting any activity in any location and pair this individual with another character and interpret it as evidence of collusion.
Agent says Flynn case should have been shut down but FBI kept it open without legal grounds.