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Former Trump adviser Roger Stone said on Newsmax on Wednesday that he feels “vindicated” as renewed attention falls on the Russia investigation following the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller, who led the special counsel probe into alleged 2016 election interference. Stone told “Bianca Across the Nation” that “I feel vindicated, because 18 months after […] The post Roger Stone to Newsmax: ‘I Feel Vindicated’ appeared first on StoneZone .
Former Trump adviser Roger Stone said on Newsmax on Wednesday that he feels “vindicated” as renewed attention falls on the Russia investigation following the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller, who led the special counsel probe into alleged 2016 election interference. Stone told “Bianca Across the Nation ” that “I feel vindicated, because 18 months after I was convicted, a lawsuit by BuzzFeed forced the Department of Justice to disgorge the full, unredacted Mueller report.” Stone said that “Mueller admits that he found no evidence of Russian collusion. WikiLeaks collaboration or any other crime on my part. The judge withheld that information from my defense attorneys at trial, because it would have made their entire…Open
Flynn sued the DOJ for $50 million in 2023 for malicious and politicized prosecution.
Trump and his administration have never explicitly stated regime change as an objective of the war with Iran.
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In a letter to a federal judge, U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton said ICE’s legal team had "specifically informed" his office that arrests in immigration court were exempt from guidance against courtroom arrests. He now says this was a "regrettable error." The post Bondi’s DOJ Now Calls Immigration Court Arrests a ‘Regrettable Error.’ appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A federal prosecutor suggested U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) should not be arresting migrants at immigration court, and that a previous memo saying they could be was a “regrettable error.” WHO WAS INVOLVED: U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton, ICE officials, immigration advocacy groups, and former New York City comptroller Brad Lander (D) WHEN & WHERE: The issue spans over the last year, with recent developments in Manhattan and other U.S. immigration courts. KEY QUOTE: “Based on our discussions with ICE today, this regrettable error appears to have occurred because of agency attorney error,” said U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton. IMPACT: The revelation has sparked calls for congressional investigations…Open
State of the Union: The meeting, originally slated for the end of March, was postponed due to Iran War. The post Trump to Visit China in Mid-May appeared first on The American Conservative .
President Donald Trump said Wednesday he will travel to Beijing May 14–15 for talks with China’s President Xi Jinping, postponing a long-planned China visit as the White House remains consumed by the expanding war with Iran. In the announcement on Truth Social, Trump added that the White House will host a second, reciprocal visit for President Xi in Washington, DC, at a later date, this year, describing the planned trip as “a Monumental Event.” Trump’s second term has featured significant American military support for Taiwan, including an $11 billion arms package announced in December featuring HIMARS rocket systems, self-propelled howitzers, and missiles. The sale, one of the largest ever proposed for Taipei, drew a furious…Open
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