January 6th - It's Seditious Conspiracy charge time

[Mercor]

Law Professors Should Be Alarmed by the Arguments from the January 6 Committee

.....Eastman was, Judge Carter found, acting as an attorney for Trump and his campaign when he communicated with Trump and with representatives of the campaign. Those communications took place, in part, through Eastman’s email account as a professor at Chapman University. The committee argued that these attorney-client communications should be made public because Eastman used a university email address to communicate with clients: “The Select Committee argues that Dr. Eastman’s use of his Chapman email prevents all of his communications from being privileged given the university’s monitoring policies. . . . The Select Committee argued at the hearing that use of Chapman email destroys privilege for all [documents].”

Think about this argument: You hire a prominent law professor to represent you, and you communicate with him in confidence, and a committee of Congress argues that it can get those communications simply because the university monitors the professor’s email. Judge Carter, quite properly, refused to apply Trump-only rules to this argument:

https://www.nationalreview.com/corn..._medium=desktop&utm_campaign=continue-reading

 

[Bugenhagen]

Law Professors Should Be Alarmed by the Arguments from the January 6 Committee

.....Eastman was, Judge Carter found, acting as an attorney for Trump and his campaign when he communicated with Trump and with representatives of the campaign. Those communications took place, in part, through Eastman’s email account as a professor at Chapman University. The committee argued that these attorney-client communications should be made public because Eastman used a university email address to communicate with clients: “The Select Committee argues that Dr. Eastman’s use of his Chapman email prevents all of his communications from being privileged given the university’s monitoring policies. . . . The Select Committee argued at the hearing that use of Chapman email destroys privilege for all [documents].”

Think about this argument: You hire a prominent law professor to represent you, and you communicate with him in confidence, and a committee of Congress argues that it can get those communications simply because the university monitors the professor’s email. Judge Carter, quite properly, refused to apply Trump-only rules to this argument:

https://www.nationalreview.com/corn..._medium=desktop&utm_campaign=continue-reading

The Trump only rules are perfectly sensible as they are president only and the idea that a president is shielded in all ways from a coup or similar investigation is anathema.

 

[gwb-trading]

‘Woodward and I have the docs’: Robert Costa posts Jan. 6 WH call logs that could be big trouble for Trump and allies
https://www.rawstory.com/woodward-a...at-could-be-big-trouble-for-trump-and-allies/

CBS News' Robert Costa Tuesday morning announced, "Woodward and I have the docs," referring to the White House call logs and Donald Trump's Presidential "Daily Diary" for January 6, 2021, the infamous day of the insurrection and the attack on the U.S. Capitol and American democracy.

Costa, formerly of The Washington Post, and Woodward, currently with The Post, have been working together. Costa published links to the White House call logs and the Presidential "Daily Diary":

https://twitter.com/x/status/1508775516337283076

They reveal a president who was in a flurry of phone calls from 8:23 AM to 11:06 AM – and then a mysterious seven-hour gap, until 6:54 PM.

The logs and diary could pose serious problems for Donald Trump, the former president, and his top aides and allies, as the House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack puts together a detailed timeline of everything that happened on that day.

For example, Congressman Jim Jordan infamously told a reporter he couldn't remember when he talked to the president on January 6, even if it was before or after the insurrection. He talked to Trump for ten minutes, from 9:24 AM to 9:34 AM – before the attack on the Capitol.

Costa points to Steve Bannon:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1508779885195575304

Trump then told the White House operator to call Senator Josh Hawley, whose fist pump has become an iconic symbol of the insurrection. And then he talked with Rudy Giuliani for six minutes. Stephen Miller for 26 minutes, and on and on.

And CBS' Steven Portnoy notes House Republican Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's widely-reported call with Trump is not in the log:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1508782899016908806

Trump's last call before the massive gap was to Senator David Perdue (R-GA), who is now running for governor of Georgia.

Also noteworthy is at 7:16 PM, after the attack on the Capitol, the White House operator told the president there were "pending calls" from Sen. Hawley, and attorney Cleta Mitchell who was on Trump's possibly unlawful call to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.

NOW WATCH: Over 7 hours of disappearing Trump phone records makes Nixon's tapes 'look like nothing'

 

[Bugenhagen]

So this is now indicating its not only that he switched to burner phones etc. but official records made have been deleted as well?

I'm not clear..

 

[Mercor]

‘Woodward and I have the docs’: Robert Costa posts Jan. 6 WH call logs that could be big trouble for Trump and allies
https://www.rawstory.com/woodward-a...at-could-be-big-trouble-for-trump-and-allies/

CBS News' Robert Costa Tuesday morning announced, "Woodward and I have the docs," referring to the White House call logs and Donald Trump's Presidential "Daily Diary" for January 6, 2021, the infamous day of the insurrection and the attack on the U.S. Capitol and American democracy.

Costa, formerly of The Washington Post, and Woodward, currently with The Post, have been working together. Costa published links to the White House call logs and the Presidential "Daily Diary":

https://twitter.com/x/status/1508775516337283076

They reveal a president who was in a flurry of phone calls from 8:23 AM to 11:06 AM – and then a mysterious seven-hour gap, until 6:54 PM.

The logs and diary could pose serious problems for Donald Trump, the former president, and his top aides and allies, as the House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack puts together a detailed timeline of everything that happened on that day.

For example, Congressman Jim Jordan infamously told a reporter he couldn't remember when he talked to the president on January 6, even if it was before or after the insurrection. He talked to Trump for ten minutes, from 9:24 AM to 9:34 AM – before the attack on the Capitol.

Costa points to Steve Bannon:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1508779885195575304

Trump then told the White House operator to call Senator Josh Hawley, whose fist pump has become an iconic symbol of the insurrection. And then he talked with Rudy Giuliani for six minutes. Stephen Miller for 26 minutes, and on and on.

And CBS' Steven Portnoy notes House Republican Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's widely-reported call with Trump is not in the log:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1508782899016908806

Trump's last call before the massive gap was to Senator David Perdue (R-GA), who is now running for governor of Georgia.

Also noteworthy is at 7:16 PM, after the attack on the Capitol, the White House operator told the president there were "pending calls" from Sen. Hawley, and attorney Cleta Mitchell who was on Trump's possibly unlawful call to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.

NOW WATCH: Over 7 hours of disappearing Trump phone records makes Nixon's tapes 'look like nothing'

Rawstory is now the Onion
Here is the log from Costa of the missing time
Nothing there

https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-s...onald-trump.pdf?itid=lk_interstitial_manual_9

 

[Tsing Tao]

Rawstory is now the Onion

Here is the log from Costa of the missing calls
Nothing there
Looks like a typical lobbying effort to influence Congress

https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-s...onald-trump.pdf?itid=lk_interstitial_manual_9
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Its funny, because GWB pushed mediabiasfactcheck as the source to determine whether a media source is full of shit or not. But once rawstory made it to the "full of shit" category, he stopped referring to mediabiasfactcheck and posts rawstory all the time.

 

[Bugenhagen]

Rawstory is now the Onion
Here is the log from Costa of the missing time
Nothing there

https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-s...onald-trump.pdf?itid=lk_interstitial_manual_9
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He's serious too.

Born a woman, Mirkin would have died long ago from an infection bought on by wiping back to the front.

 

[Frederick Foresight]

He's serious too.

Born a woman, Mirkin would have died long ago from an infection bought on by wiping back to the front.

Actually, I think that's how he was conceived.

 

[Mercor]

He's serious too.

Born a woman, Mirkin would have died long ago from an infection bought on by wiping back to the front.

Is this a problem for women??
Please be helpful and post your study in the correct forum

 

[Bugenhagen]

Is this a problem for women??
Please be helpful and post your study in the correct forum

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Insert Ray Liotta whatever laughing gif.

It would be a problem for you, as a woman.

Anyway, speak of wiping, it seems that Trump's valet and he had a lot of quality time together.

(Mirkin, what you are thinking about my last sentence, that's not it).