.......we'll know things are heating up.

Quote:In the letter, Sessions noted that he has asked the DOJ’s Inspector General Horowitz to investigate these matters, and, in a new disclosure, tasked US Attorney John W. Huber to investigate. Huber serves in Utah, far from the beltway, and was first appointed US Attorney by President Obama, and reappointed by Trump.

First of all, while the IG cannot convene a grand jury and subpoena witnesses outside the DOJ’s employees, Huber can. And the IG can and does make criminal referrals. There is tremendous inside expertise on the DOJ resident in the IG’s organization, meaning that there is no start-up delay and no learning curve in getting to work on abuses. So, with the IG digging up information, and referring it to Huber, further steps, including subpoenas to former DOJ and FBI employees, such as Andrew McCabe and James Comey, can be taken before a grand jury in Utah. Any indictments issued by that grand jury presumably could be tried before a federal jury in Utah, whereas a special counsel would most likely work with courts in the District of Columbia, Virginia, or Maryland, beltway strongholds. Which jury pool would you prefer? The District of Columbia or Utah?

Asked when exactly Huber had begun evaluating issues raised by the committees addressed in the letter, Department of Justice spokesperson Sarah Isgur Flores told The Daily Beast only that Huber started “in advance of the Nov. 13th letter.”

Speaking this morning on Fox & Friends, Sara Carter said that IG has already made criminal referrals on FISA abuses, according to her DOJ sources. These presumably would have been referred to Huber.

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/201...unsel.html

Keep the faith my friends.

So, these asswipes will be indicted and tried in front of a judge and jury who isnt part of the deep state. Nice. I'm starting to like this better than the 2nd special counsel.

Maybe this will get Comey and McCabe fired?

(04-03-2018 11:21 AM)UofMstateU Wrote:  So, these asswipes will be indicted and tried in front of a judge and jury who isnt part of the deep state. Nice. I'm starting to like this better than the 2nd special counsel.

Yup. And re-read that last bolded part in my original post. If true, if the IG has made criminal referals in the FISA warrant case, that's a huge story. Yuge, actually.

(04-03-2018 11:21 AM)UofMstateU Wrote:  So, these asswipes will be indicted and tried in front of a judge and jury...

No they won't.

Richeleau, the beggar, gummy and the stork. Traitors

(04-03-2018 11:28 AM)shere khan Wrote:  Richeleau, the beggar, gummy and the stork. Traitors

Their greatest fear? Approaching this building, the Scott M. Matheson Federal Courthouse in Salt Lake City.

(04-03-2018 11:22 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Maybe this will get Comey and McCabe fired?

You know they've been fired already right?

(04-03-2018 11:47 AM)gdunn Wrote:  

(04-03-2018 11:22 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Maybe this will get Comey and McCabe fired?

You know they've been fired already right?

He's still with her, so no, probably not.

(04-03-2018 11:22 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Maybe this will get Comey and McCabe fired?

More like arrested.

(04-03-2018 11:08 AM)TechRocks Wrote:  .......we'll know things are heating up.

Quote:In the letter, Sessions noted that he has asked the DOJ’s Inspector General Horowitz to investigate these matters, and, in a new disclosure, tasked US Attorney John W. Huber to investigate. Huber serves in Utah, far from the beltway, and was first appointed US Attorney by President Obama, and reappointed by Trump.

First of all, while the IG cannot convene a grand jury and subpoena witnesses outside the DOJ’s employees, Huber can. And the IG can and does make criminal referrals. There is tremendous inside expertise on the DOJ resident in the IG’s organization, meaning that there is no start-up delay and no learning curve in getting to work on abuses. So, with the IG digging up information, and referring it to Huber, further steps, including subpoenas to former DOJ and FBI employees, such as Andrew McCabe and James Comey, can be taken before a grand jury in Utah. Any indictments issued by that grand jury presumably could be tried before a federal jury in Utah, whereas a special counsel would most likely work with courts in the District of Columbia, Virginia, or Maryland, beltway strongholds. Which jury pool would you prefer? The District of Columbia or Utah?

Asked when exactly Huber had begun evaluating issues raised by the committees addressed in the letter, Department of Justice spokesperson Sarah Isgur Flores told The Daily Beast only that Huber started “in advance of the Nov. 13th letter.”

Speaking this morning on Fox & Friends, Sara Carter said that IG has already made criminal referrals on FISA abuses, according to her DOJ sources. These presumably would have been referred to Huber.

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/201...unsel.html

Keep the faith my friends.

Damn,

So he's already been at this perhaps 6 months.

Sneaky Jeffrey.

(04-03-2018 04:13 PM)JMUDunk Wrote:  

(04-03-2018 11:08 AM)TechRocks Wrote:  .......we'll know things are heating up.

Quote:In the letter, Sessions noted that he has asked the DOJ’s Inspector General Horowitz to investigate these matters, and, in a new disclosure, tasked US Attorney John W. Huber to investigate. Huber serves in Utah, far from the beltway, and was first appointed US Attorney by President Obama, and reappointed by Trump.

First of all, while the IG cannot convene a grand jury and subpoena witnesses outside the DOJ’s employees, Huber can. And the IG can and does make criminal referrals. There is tremendous inside expertise on the DOJ resident in the IG’s organization, meaning that there is no start-up delay and no learning curve in getting to work on abuses. So, with the IG digging up information, and referring it to Huber, further steps, including subpoenas to former DOJ and FBI employees, such as Andrew McCabe and James Comey, can be taken before a grand jury in Utah. Any indictments issued by that grand jury presumably could be tried before a federal jury in Utah, whereas a special counsel would most likely work with courts in the District of Columbia, Virginia, or Maryland, beltway strongholds. Which jury pool would you prefer? The District of Columbia or Utah?

Asked when exactly Huber had begun evaluating issues raised by the committees addressed in the letter, Department of Justice spokesperson Sarah Isgur Flores told The Daily Beast only that Huber started “in advance of the Nov. 13th letter.”

Speaking this morning on Fox & Friends, Sara Carter said that IG has already made criminal referrals on FISA abuses, according to her DOJ sources. These presumably would have been referred to Huber.

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/201...unsel.html

Keep the faith my friends.

Damn,

So he's already been at this perhaps 6 months.

Sneaky Jeffrey.

Yup, sheds more light on McCabe's Go Fund Me defense fund, doesn't it.

Wall Street Journal now on board the Hurricane Huber Express.

Quote:Thank You, Jeff Sessions

A capable U.S. attorney is a far better choice than a second special counsel.

On Thursday the attorney general released a letter informing Congress that he’d asked Utah-based U.S. Attorney John Huber to investigate lawmakers’ complaints about the Justice Department and the FBI. Turns out Mr. Huber has been working on this investigation, in concert with the Justice Department’s inspector general, since November. The news of Mr. Huber’s appointment came two days after a statement from FBI Director Christopher Wray confirming a similar push by Mr. Sessions to get agents responding to congressional subpoenas off their tuchuses.

As for Mr. Huber, though his appointment elicited barely a yawn in the news cycles, this is not a mistake the FBI’s recently sacked deputy director, Andrew McCabe, is making. Could it be that Mr. McCabe established a GoFundMe legal defense fund—which now has more than half a million dollars in it—because he knows what is in that soon-to-be-released inspector general’s report?

https://www.wsj.com/articles/thank-you-j...mail_share

Please God, let justice be served...on earth as it is in heaven.

If Huber dies suddenly in the near future... we will know foul play was involved.

You mean like in a robbery where nothing is taken?

(04-04-2018 09:48 PM)banker Wrote:  You mean like in a robbery where nothing is taken?

His name was Seth Rich...

(04-04-2018 09:48 PM)banker Wrote:  You mean like in a robbery where nothing is taken?

I was thinking more like a suicide by gun where he shoots himself twice in the head and the gun is never found.