https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2018/02/18/sessions_illegal_leak_against_general_mike_flynn_is_being_investigated_aggressively.html

> Attorney General Jeff Sessions, in an interview with FOX News Channel's 'Sunday Morning Futures' hosted by Maria Bartiromo, said that the Justice Department is "aggressively" investigating the leak of a phone call between former national security advisor Gen. Mike Flynn and the Russian Ambassador.

Feb 18th 2018?!

1:07 marker

Q !UW.yye1fxo No.106 📁

Feb 18 2018 21:07:39 (EST)

RECEIVED.

CONFIRMED.

GOOD.

Q

1:07 will NOT APPLY TO SECONDS

Due to lag there's no way Q could drop something that precisely (unless he had backend access which I doubt)

Btw, the D5 2017 drop about WONDERFUL FRIENDS is referring to Israel. Israel last.

In 1901, Samuel Bush returned to Columbus to be General Manager of Buckeye Steel Castings Company, which manufactured railway parts. The company was run by Frank Rockefeller, the brother of oil magnate John D. Rockefeller, and among its clients were the railroads controlled by E. H. Harriman. The Bush and Harriman families would be closely associated at least until the end of World War II. In 1908, Rockefeller retired and Bush became president of Buckeye, a position he would hold until 1927, becoming one of the top industrialists of his generation.[2]

James Smith Bush entered Yale College in 1841 (class of 1844), the first of what would become a long family tradition,[1] as his grandsons Prescott Sheldon Bush and James Bush, great-grandsons George H. W. Bush, Prescott Sheldon Bush, Jr.,[2] Jonathan Bush and William H. T. Bush, great great-grandson George W. Bush, and great-great-great-granddaughter Barbara are all Yale alumni. He is accounted among the over 300 Yale alumni and faculty who supported in 1883 the founding of Wolf's Head Society. After Yale, he returned to Rochester and studied law, joining the bar in 1847.[3][4]

Obadiah Newcomb Bush was born on January 18, 1797 in Penfield, New York. His father, Timothy Bush Jr. (1766–1850), was a blacksmith; his mother was Lydia Newcomb (1763–1835). His paternal grandfather, Capt. Timothy Bush Sr. (1735–1815), was an American Revolution militia captain.[1]

Bush served in the War of 1812.[2]