>Corney or comey?
Speaking of, I noticed something interdasting…
News of the grand jury investigation against Charlie McGonigal leaked mid-September 2022 and guess who magically started tweeting again just days later, after a months-long hiatus? Oh yes, Cornbread himself, looking to get a payoff for moar "books." Better yet, I just noticed, the leaked subpoena document in the Business Insider article is presumably from March 2017, which, if anons remember correctly, is the month Spygate went mainstream, because of POTUS' "wiretapped Trump Tower" tweets and Comey's testimony before Congress (the Gowdy clip Q posted is from this hearing). So you have to wonder, who was poking around FBI-Russia collusion in March 2017 that they were already looking at McGonigal? I think Durham was already on the scene, right? Because Strzok was texting Page about it by April, even before Rosenstein was confirmed. Literally 6 years it took to move on ONE fairly major FBI dude. That's the kind of intricate bullshit we're dealing with here apparently.
Bonus: it was the LA Field Office on Wilshire Boulevard that issued the subpoena kek.
Exclusive: Former top FBI official involved in Trump-Russia investigation under scrutiny by federal prosecutors for his own ties to Russia
Mattathias Schwartz
Sep 15, 2022, 7:03 AM
>https://www.businessinsider.com/exclusive-fbi-charles-mcgonigal-trump-russia-grand-jury-oleg-deripaska-2022-9
James Comey
@Comey
Sep 19, 2022
>https://twitter.com/Comey/status/1571958984772583424
>https://twitter.com/Comey/status/1571996947384528896