Anonymous ID: b6fba8 April 1, 2019, 5:45 a.m. No.6002622   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2650

Need some assistance here

 

There is supposed to be some letter(s) released today 1 April 2019

 

There is to be a deposition released tomorrow 2 April 2019.

 

Does anyone know exactly what they are? Trying to search for them, looks like the news is being shuffled to try and hide them.

Anonymous ID: b6fba8 April 1, 2019, 5:56 a.m. No.6002676   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2687 >>2693 >>2894 >>2973 >>3157

>>6002663

New name to dig on/ add to Qs list of names:

 

DAVID ARCHEY

 

David Archey is a central figure in this court battle over the Comey memos. He was the deputy assistant director with the Counterintelligence Division who supervised FBI agents assigned to the investigation into 2016 election interference by Russia. And he explained DOJ’s position on the memos to the court. Archey's initial declaration explained to the court why the special counsel had compiled the Comey memos. The court then “thought it helpful to seek more specifics as to the Memos’ connection with an ongoing investigation” and “asked that an attorney from the Office of Special Counsel proffer such information.”

Anonymous ID: b6fba8 April 1, 2019, 5:58 a.m. No.6002687   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>6002676

So David Archey creates three “declarations” The court is receiving two of these, (1st and 3rd, but not 2nd). Curious.

 

Those arguments from the DOJ about why and how Special Counsel Mueller may have used the Comey Memos are currently sealed.

 

Earlier in March of this year, the DOJ still argued that disclosing further information related to the Comey Memos could impede the Mueller probe, saying it “would reveal information about the focus and scope of the Special Counsel Office’s investigation that have not been officially publicly disclosed, and which if disclosed now could reasonably be expected to cause… potential harms.”

 

While the Special Counsel investigation was ongoing, the court agreed with the DOJ’s arguments about keeping this information secret. Mueller has now concluded his investigation, however, turning over his final report to Attorney General Bill Barr on Friday.

 

Yet the Archey Declarations — as well as the Special Counsel’s proffer to the judge — are still sealed.

 

In March, CNN had requested that the court “unseal in full the First Archey Declaration, Third Archey Declaration, and a transcript of and any other records relating to the proffer proceeding” and that the court “place copies of those fully unsealed records on the public docket in this matter.” On Thursday, the court ruled that the DOJ should hand that information over to the court for review and possible release.