>>1813048 Q

>LP “Viva Le Resistance.”

Interesting, unless i'm reading it wrong, this article refers to the person saying that line as a HIM and a HE :

>http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2018/06/team-mueller-lawyer-viva-le-resistance.php

Chuck Ross of the Daily Caller found this gem in the Inspector General’s report released today. An FBI attorney who worked on Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation until February of this year sent a message to a colleague exclaiming, “Viva le [sic] Resistance.”

The lawyer wrote these words in response to another FBI attorney who asked him whether he was rethinking his commitment to the Trump administration (I take this to be an inquiry about whether he was thinking about leaving government now that Trump was in charge of it). The future Mueller attorney responded: “Hell no. Viva le resistance.”

The name of the Trump-resisting lawyer has not been revealed. However, Ross says he was the FBI’s “lead attorney on the investigation into Russian election interference” until being removed in February 2018 after his texts were made available to Mueller.

>>1814353

Both sender & recipient are reported to be FBI attorneys.

Something's off here.

>>1814447

Thanks anon. If we assume ftm that article is correct, that would leave Comey PLUS possible 2 FBI attorneys as the author of "Viva" text.

(male + FBI attorney)

>>1814414

Weissmann was my 1st thought too. He was head of DOJ Criminal Fraud division at the time,

so doesn't technically fit that exchange (if article is accurate). He still could be that

> 1 other person in those text messages.