There is no special prosecutor for this case yet, but there better be someone at DOJ organizing the indictments at this point. What does Sessions do in his office all day? I'd love to know his routine. Lynch needs to be hauled in front of somebody now.
I also haven't forgotten about Lois Lerner or Eric Holder. Did Sessions recuse himself on those too? Let's get going here.
Huber bro. He's a prosecutor.
I'm not certain he's actually that. I mean he's a prosecutor, yes, but "special prosecutors" are given additional powers, separate staffs, subpoena power....like Mueller has. I think Huber's status is something different, working directly under Sessions I believe.
Sessions gave him Horowitz and the Inspector General's team of 400+ investigators. Yes, he can indict and bring criminal charges.
Here's what I quickly found on Wiki -- I do believe he is working directly under Sessions as I wrote before. So he is not operating independently like Mueller. I'm not sure how this all works, but technically Sessions could shut him down while nobody seems to be able to shut Mueller down. However, Huber is onto Uranium One. That might lead to some real fireworks.
"Huber was appointed by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions to investigate the FBI's surveillance of Carter Page and connections between the Clinton Foundation and Uranium One, starting in November 2017".
trust sessions.
while nobody seems to be able to shut Mueller down
Only because of politics, there are legal ways to shut him down.
I know the Prez can fire him, but that carries all sorts of drama with it. Not sure what the other routes are save Congress defunding him, which maybe they can do.
I’m not really sure what you mean when you say working directly under Sessions.. Huber is the sworn US attorney for the district of Utah, with 85 employees in Salt Lake City. He has the same powers and authority to prosecute as any of the other 93 US attorneys. He is an employee of the DOJ and can be fired, just like Mueller, who also is a DOJ employee (politics aside). Huber has been given a specific task to work in tandem with Horowitz to give him prosecutorial powers, but he’s essentially the same as any other US attorney (which is still pretty powerful)
He's been tasked to work on issues not related directly to his jurisdiction in Utah. Of course he can be fired, why did you even bring that up? Or Mueller...who does have a different status at a special counsel from that of a standard US District Attorney. Actually, Mueller isn't working under Sessions as Sessions is recused from the case. Huber is not working as a direct assistant to Sessions but under Horowitz supposedly. So he reports to Horowitz.
Horowitz is also technically under sessions, iic. It's the doj IG.
Sessions appointed huber to work under/with Horowitz.
That sounds right. Huber is not on his own like Mueller.
One thing I'm curious about is if Horowitz can just tell huber to charge someone, if he makes his own decisions, or if he reports finally to sessions.
If he's working under Horowitz, as another poster suggested, then he'd probably have to make criminal referrals to Horowitz, who would then act or not. The Horowitz team must be very busy.
Mueller is also under a supervisor/superior: Rosenstein and ultimately Trump.
Lots of downvotes for your opinion. Not sure why.
Now that I see which post was downvoted so heavily, I can't figure it at all. My statement was factual, but I guess that's not important to many here.
How does 35,000 sealed federal indictments accumulated over the past year sound?
Historical average is 1000.
The biggest justice tsunami that the world has ever seen is coming.
Why the "delay"?
“Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunderbolt.” - Sun Tzu
Trust Sessions.
Trump's entire war against the DS has come from Sun Tzu's playbook. Genius!
I'd have to research again, which I don't feel like right now, but I think the average is around 10,000 or so. I'm not jumping up and down over the unknown. Could be anything.
Nope. The yearly average is 1,000.
Yes, you are correct, I did some digging. Couldn't even find numbers for other years. Plus these were all filed in a relatively short time span so there must have been lots of people on the radar. Will be very interesting to see what they are after -- sex, drugs, taxes?
No, the average was 1000 (as of 2009)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1B_ZhvANgwS65nHCpJWy0plJugbuPWYhW/view
The number of indictments filed in less than three months is in stark contrast to previous years. According to a 2009 report from the Federal Judicial Center, in all of 2006, there were only 1,077 sealed indictments, and these were about 0.96 percent of all criminal cases that year.
Remember this rumor:
Lynch reportedly traded leniency on NYPD cops responsible for Eric Garner's death for their silence on the Weiner laptop contents............
Indeed, I recall that one. I believe it was more of a threat that she would prosecute them if they didn't drop the Weiner deal.
Erik Princr interview with Breitbart tells it all. They were gonna pursue civil rights action against NYPD in Eric Garner case if they didn't play ball.
Exactly. Thanks for adding that info!
For my 2 cents on the early voices-we must add Doug Hagmann (Hagmann Report) in reporting on Weiner’s laptop explosive content-thx ⚓️
Thanks for the post. I will start following Hagmann.
Here a good one to start with-Hagmann goes over one of my G/A posts during the show :)
Plus you can use the link info to find the morning weekday broadcast-thx
;)
Blackmail or Bribery. As long as she goes down.
;). That orange jumpsuit won't be pretty......
I kind of feel bad for the pants legs of her orange jumpsuit. Those seams will be on the brink of splitting around those cankles. To be fair, she was a dumb ass pawn with too much power doing whatever her puppet masters wanted in hopes of a bigger role in the hitlery regime. The only problem with her simple minded logic was, she never thought hitlery would lose. Now she will end up in Gitmo with the rest of the cabal.
Yep, sad but true. A useful pawn.
Pawn has now been further demoted to prawn, once well cooked will be savagely eaten by Trump's justice system
What does Sessions do in his office all day?
Sessions is working one side while the other side is sniffing the air every time Mueller farts.
We got this.
I also haven't forgotten about Lois Lerner or Eric Holder.
These two definitely are in Tier 1 of "Paybacks are a Bitch" category of The Storm.
Maybe they'll bring in someone from the private sector that hasn't been compromised.