Read Carefully.

“Resulting from the probe by Mueller”.

Craig, 74, faces a five-year sentence for each of the two charges. The prominent Washington attorney has long been rumored to be the subject of a federal investigation resulting from the probe by special counsel Robert Mueller.

The special counsel has already successfully prosecuted a case connected to the Ukraine report at the center of Craig’s case. Alex van der Zwaan, a Belgian-born Dutch national, was sentenced to 30 days in prison in April 2018 for lying about his work related to the report.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/former-obama-white-house-counsel-indicted-for-lying-about-foreign-lobbying_2876383.html

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I needed a police man.

I needed a fireman.

I never ever “needed” any “thing” from Hollywood, MSM or fake sports.

Why did Putin save Crimea?

Access to an all weather port?

Save it from something else?

Both the Democratic National Committee as well as Fusion GPS—the company hired by the DNC and the Clinton campaign to research the Trump campaign—were using Ukrainian sources in their efforts to discredit Trump.

Serhiy Leshchenko, a member of the Ukrainian Parliament, was a common thread involved in Democratic opposition research efforts into former Trump campaign Chairman Paul Manafort. Leshchenko, along with Artem Sytnyk, the director of Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau, was responsible for publicly disclosing the contents of the Ukrainian “black ledger,” which implicated Manafort, to the media.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/ties-to-ukrainian-national-a-unifying-theme-in-early-attacks-on-trump_2872609.html

CPL.

What another 47.

Lots of those in the news?

High-profile attorney Michael Avenatti is facing a raft of new charges after a federal grand jury indicted him on 36 counts of theft of millions of dollars from clients, bank fraud, tax evasion, and perjury in bankruptcy proceedings.

The new charges, announced by federal prosecutors on April 11, follow his arrest last month in New York for allegedly trying to extort Nike for up to $25 million and two similar charges in California.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/attorney-michael-avenatti-indicted-on-36-counts-of-embezzlement-fraud-tax-evasion_2875859.html

Clean up?

The game changer?

Seconds mater?

Artile 2, Section 2, Clause 2?

It may be years before the implications of the Supreme Court’s opinion this morning in Lucia v. Securities and Exchange Commission are clear, but at first glance the opinion strikes a major blow at one of the centerpieces of the administrative state – the tradition of civil-service appointments of independent administrative law judges. Specifically, the court holds that the appointments of the administrative judges of the Securities and Exchange Commission violate the Constitution’s appointments clause because they were appointed by commission staff rather than the commission itself. Because the opinion contains no obvious narrowing limitations, it is entirely possible that it will extend to invalidate all existing appointments of ALJs.

The clause in question (Article 2, Section 2, Clause 2 of the Constitution) requires that all “officers” of the United States be appointed by the president, by the “courts of law,” or by the “heads of departments.” Because these ALJs (like the ALJs in most executive departments) were appointed by civil-service procedures, it is plain that their appointments are invalid if they are “officers” of the United States.

https://www.scotusblog.com/2018/06/opinion-analysis-justices-invalidate-civil-service-appointments-of-administrative-law-judges/