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APCO and NODO
https://nodo-research.com/home
https://efile.fara.gov/pls/apex/f?p=171:200:13855898081136::NO:RP,200:P200_REG_NUMBER:6184
second link on page spells out a bit more of services but still short on detail
Pelosi/Beto in the sphere of Nieto Pena? 100M bribe from Chapo...?
Apco ties to Nodo Research and unknown scope of work.
Apco previously tied to Uranium One lobbying.
https://www.breitbart.com/middle-east/2018/02/26/jonathan-winer-chris-steeles-inside-man-state-dept-exec-firm-working-clinton-global-initiative/
APCO Worldwide recently faced controversy when The Hill reported that paid FBI informant Douglas Campbell, who infiltrated the Russian nuclear business world, claimed to three separate congressional committees in a written statement that Russian firms had hired APCO to influence the Obama administration and specifically Hillary Clinton.
Campbell claimed he was told by Russian nuclear executives that there was a connection between APCO’s volunteer efforts for the Clintons’ charity and work that APCO did for Tenex, the U.S. affiliate of Rosatom, Russia’s state-owned nuclear company.
Apco Jon Winer through State Department and the "dirty" dossier.
https://www.weeklystandard.com/eric-felten/victoria-nuland-cant-keep-her-steele-story-straight
This was not information that had been offered up voluntarily by any of Steele’s friends at the State Department. For example, it seems likely that then-special envoy Jonathan Winer knew about the Steele briefing that has now been revealed. And yet when he penned a self-justificatory op-ed in the Washington Post about his Steele ties, any mention of the briefing is strangely missing. Winer admitted to meeting one-on-one with Steele to see the dossier; he admitted to writing up a two-page condensed version of Steele’s opus and giving it to Nuland; he admitted to meeting his old friend (and Clinton crony) Sidney Blumenthal who showed him dossier-like materials from notorious Clinton crank Cody Shearer. And yet, though he was the man in the middle of dossier activities at State, Winer never mentioned that his pal Steele made it to Foggy Bottom—in person—to tell his dossier tales.
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Very upright indeed. Except if she thought dabbling in Steele’s information was a violation of the Hatch Act, what could she possibly have thought of Steele himself presenting that information to State Department officials in State Department offices on State Department time? Wouldn’t that amount to a large-scale violation of the Hatch Act? And knowing that, wouldn’t she be obliged to do more than merely choose “not to be part of that briefing.”