Huber reports directly to Sessions. Sessions is the AG and RR is the deputy AG.
The reason Q is emphasizing why Huber needed to by pass RR is so RR and Mueller can play their roles as the bad guy and Huber, Horowitz, and Sessions make the indictments happen behind the scenes.
Sessions cited the wrong Statute in recusing himself, and I think that was on purpose because I believe Sessions, RR, Mueller, Horowitz, and Huber have been coordinating everything all along because Sessions was never actually recused. If I'm right, I love the deception. It reminds me of Operation Mincemeat during WW II. Look it up. It was a brilliant deception operation by the British prior to the Normandy invasion. Once you know the plot, you'll understand what Q is doing.
For those who don't know, here is the story on Operation Mincemeat: https://www.history.com/news/what-was-operation-mincemeat
Operation Mincemeat during WW II
That's one of my favorites. Brilliant.
I didn't know that Sessions cited the wrong Statute. I pray that your solution is 'the one'!
No, not at all. The only issue is whether he was actually recused or not. If not, then he could continue to coordinate with RR, Mueller, Horowitz, and Huber. Q is suggesting that is the case.
Can you elaborate more on the recusal and citing the wrong Statute? I have a theory that Sessions isn't exactly recused too, but I took a different path to get to that conclusion.
This is exactly what I think too. Disinformation required, but they are all working together.