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BREAKING: Sources Say Durham’s Probe Now a Criminal Investigation

 

By JARRETT STAFF 

Fox News is reporting that they have two sources that have confirmed that U.S. Attorney John Durham’s investigation into FBI and DOJ misconduct has transitioned into a criminal probe. Following the announcement from Inspector General Horowitz that his report would be available to the public soon, with “few” redactions, Fox News’ source told them that the Horowitz report will shed light on why Durham’s investigation has turned into a criminal probe.

As we previously covered, Attorney General Barr’s trip to Italy seems to be extremely important to both cases. The Democrats and their partners in the media were outraged that both Barr and Durham went to Italy to examine professor Joseph Mifsud’s taped deposition.

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Rep Steve Scalise tweet on the secret impeachment

 

 

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Southern California Edison Considering Shutting Power Off for 162K Customers Amid Wildfire Danger

 

and the clean up continues – this time focused on southern cali…

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POSTED 9:08 PM, OCTOBER 22, 2019, BY NOURAN SALAHIEH AND CHRIS WOLFE, UPDATED AT 11:09PM, OCTOBER 22, 2019

As officials warn of Santa Ana winds, scorching temperatures and a heightened risk of wildfires in the region, Southern California Edison is warning that it could cut power to some 162,000 customers in six counties on Thursday and Friday.

Tens of thousands of people were notified Tuesday that they could lose power in a bid to prevent a destructive wildfire, SoCal Edison spokesman Paul Netter said Tuesday.

Some 18,000 customers in Los Angeles County could be affected, including in Azusa, Covina, Glendora, Lancaster, San Fernando and Santa Clarita, according to the utility.

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Focus of Durham Probe Shifts to Senior Obama Officials

 

US Attorney John Durham reportedly ‘very interested’ in interviewing former CIA Director John Brennan and former DNI James Clapper

BY JEFF CARLSON
October 23, 2019 Updated: October 23, 2019

John Durham, the U.S. attorney tasked with investigating the origins of the FBI’s counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign in 2016, is expected to seek an interview with former CIA Director John Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper following an expansion of his investigation.

It was reportedly the meetings Durham and Attorney General William Barr recently had in Rome—where they obtained new evidence—that were the impetus for the broadening of the scope of the probe.

According to Fox News’ Catherine Herridge, her sources told her that Durham is now “very interested to question” Brennan and Clapper.

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Interesting Trump Tweet

 

there is a lot being said in this one……….he knows about the d/s w/in the White House………

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Nike CEO Mark Parker will step down after 13 years

 

that makes 4 today alone…………

and 8kun (formerly 8chan) is saying they will be back up in days.  (gonna need it given all that is coming out this month)

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POSTED 5:49 PM, OCTOBER 22, 2019, BY CNN WIRE

(CNN) — Mark Parker will step down as Nike’s CEO next year after 13 years leading the footwear company, Nike announced Tuesday.

Parker, 64, has been a Nike employee since 1979, rising through the ranks and holding such positions as product designer and co-brand president. He was appointed CEO in 2006.

Parker will hand the reins to John Donahoe, a current Nike board member and CEO of cloud computing company ServiceNow, Inc. Parker, previously chairman of the Nike board, will become executive chairman after he steps down, which he is set to do on January 13, 2020. The company says Donahoe will help propel Nike’s digital transformation, which has been a key element of Nike’s business strategy in recent years.

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One of my visions confirmed by Adam Foreman

 

well at least validated.  nothing is confirmed UNTIL after-the-fact…

about a year ago i had a vision – i shared it here at the time.  i saw myself at a gathering at Home.  in front of me was a large stage.  off to the left was a large television screen.  it turned on and there was President Trump along w/Melania and a few others.  we were being given the choice to see what was new (and speak w/Trump as well) – what was going on and being played out in the experience of arrests, trials, etc.  (the clean up)  it has been my feel and given my conversations w/others the feel of others who either don’t see themselves seeing all of the clean up play out or they don’t feel the need TO see it all play out.  

i shared as much w/Adam Foreman in a brief conversation we were having on Twitter.  this is what he had to say today in response.  interesting….

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Some interesting news/tidbits/headlines

 

 

GOP Senate Leader McConnell Rebuffs President Trump – Introduces Resolution to Keep US Troops in Syria

BREAKING: Judge Allows Chicago Suit Against Jussie Smollett To Proceed

Jordan’s King Abdullah Rejects Pelosi and Schiff By Endorsing Trump Withdrawal From Syria

https://twitter.com/i/events/1186696792986943493

https://wchstv.com/news/nation-world/loughlin-10-other-parents-charged-anew-in-college-scandal-10-22-2019

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/facebook-tumbles-after-antitrust-probe-expands-47-states-and-territories

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Boeing’s head of commercial airplanes to leave the company

 

editor victoria’s comment ~ and back in July the head of their 737 MAX program announced he would be leaving as well.  

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The head of Boeing’s commercial airplane unit, Kevin McAllister, is leaving the company, the company said Tuesday. CNBC’s Phil LeBeau reports.

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