"...he coordinated with one or more members of the campaign."
Gee...I wonder who Executive-1 and Executive-2 are...
Also involved but not formally mentioned is 'another employee at the Company [Trump Org]' who I assume, based on Exec1 requesting pmt to Cohen come from the Trust, is someone in Trump Org who deals with financials.
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A politically-diverse team of computer scientists sifted through records of unusual Web traffic between Alfa Bank & Trump Org in search of answers.
"MAX" and his colleagues asked not to be identified by name due to security/privacy.
JUNE 2016
news broke about DNC hack & a group of prominent computer scientists went on alert. Reports pointed at Russia, which suggested to most members that Ru intelligence was involved.
ICYMI...
That unauthorized helicopter flight that went down a few days ago...killing the Pootlovin senior Russian prosecutor linked to Veselnitskaya (of Trump Tower anti-Magnitsky Hillary dirt fame)
Two bullets 'were found in pilot's body' after helicopter crash which killed senior Putin prosecutor linked to lawyer who held Trump Tower meeting
The pilot involved in the helicopter crash was found with two bullets in his body.
Deputy prosecutor-general Saak Karapetyan - a former MP and long-time ally of Putin - died when his AS-350 helicopter came down in Kostroma region northeast of Moscow on Wednesday.
Former Dean of Yale Law School:
Brett Kavanaugh Cannot Have It Both Ways politi.co/2pGXFx3 via @politico
For as long as Kavanaugh sits on the court, he will remain a symbol of partisan anger...behind the smiling face of judicial benevolence lies the force of an urgent will to power. No one... could possibly believe that Kavanaugh might actually be a detached and impartial judge.
Each and every Republican who votes for Kavanaugh, therefore, effectively announces that they care more about controlling the Supreme Court than they do about the legitimacy of the court itself.
Committee Democrats asked to immediately send transcripts to Mueller, who hasn’t been allowed to see them under Nunes’ rules. There’s good reason to believe many witnesses committed perjury or offered info relevant to the SC’s work.
Nunes opposed it, and it was voted down.
Committee Democrats then moved to have the transcripts released to the public immediately — after a 10-day intelligence community review — to avoid any selective release or other political manipulation.