>>2373384 (previous)

This is so incredibly stupid, unless it's not stupid. Rosenstein will be Manafort's first witness, according to (unreliable) Judge Napolitano. What a stupid case to bring!

Or maybe … it's the same thing we suspect with Flynn. We want Flynn, and maybe also Rosenstein, to be forced to testify under oath. This would allow them to break certain confidentiality to reveal information we want revealed.

Flynn has a more obvious reason to do it because he would be defending himself and could not be forced to maintain confidentiality. Can the same idea apply to Rosenstein too?

Or am I just imagining things and Rosenstein is as much of a jerk as he seems?

>>2381193

Also, Rosenstein says that somehow this matter involving Manafort and Yanukovich in Ukraine somehow falls under the scope of Trump's alleged collusion with Russia, so it could be added in the August classified memo. But that's simply untrue in plain English. Why doesn't the judge just disallow it?

>>2381295

"The press" as a whole isn't the enemy, but Acosta individually is at best an annoyance of no value.

>>2381216

No gun? At the end you see the guy had a gun, just as the cop was yelling at him, because it's on the ground near his hand. There was no opportunity for that gun to be planted. It means he had a gun the whole time.