Trust Wray

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/public-should-see-fbis-secret-doc-alleged-biden-bribe-scheme-lawmaker-says-damning-evidence

>House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., and Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, were first approached by a whistleblower who said the FBI was in possession of a document – an FD-1023 form dated June 30, 2020 – that explicitly detailed information provided by a confidential human source who alleged that Biden, while serving as vice president, was involved in a $5 million criminal bribery scheme with a foreign national in exchange for influence over policy decisions.

>June 30, 2020

So in the city that redacts every self incriminating comma, hides every proof of their crimes under the "Top Secret Classified" designation, there's this document that has receipts of Biden taking bribe money, not classified, not redacted, and just hanging around the FBI office since June 2020? Interesting.

>>18975681

The moves and countermoves are next level

>Start the Clock.

>A Week to [Remember].

>Think Logically.

>First private [CLAS-5(6)]

>Second public.

>Blackwater on GUARD.

>Evidence KILLS.

>These people are STUPID.

Nikki Haley and DeSantis campaigns calling Garland right now, asking him to indict their candidates so they can get a boost in the polls

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>>18975868

Both these dudes are talking about non criminal court solutions to the Trump indictment. They didn't come up with that idea by themselves.

DOJ is signaling through these mouth pieces they don't want to go to trial.

DOJ doesn't have a case!

The thing that really fucks DOJ in this case is the venue. This case won't be in DC. It won't be New York. It'll be in the free and red state of Florida. You're not going to get a jury to convict Donald Trump in Florida. Sorry DOJ, better luck next time.

Remember, the documents at question are Crossfire Hurricane documents.

How do you introduce evidence, legally?

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