A thought: Red Hen seems to be very "dirty on the inside" with strange connections, and they panicked when Sarah Sanders went there. Not an obvious choice of restaurant by the way, it's a long way from DC in a whole different part of Virginia. So maybe she was "busting" them, or maybe she was wearing some stuff that could detect funny business going on there.

As a restaurant goes it's tiny. I don't see where there's room for a kitchen and dining room in there – is the kitchen in the basement? Even then it would be a tiny dining room. It can't be a very profitable business at that scale.

So what was the real business there? What business was being covered by a difficult-to-audit high-markup public restaurant with servers to tip, etc.?

>>1902737

So Hussein is gonna blow us up before we can prosecute him? He may think that, but I have a lot of confidence in Trump's team to defeat that idea.

>>1902706

I think it's more like some dirty business was being done out of that location. If the restaurant was losing money, it could mean money was being diverted to something illicit.

And what a koinkidink that Sanders happened to pick that tiny place, that she'd never been before apparently, in the middle of Virginia

I think it was existing dirty business, not just a plan for some arson or other small time insurance fraud.