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Because John Durham did not find his most convincing piece of evidence until months after he indicted Michael Sussmann, it is likely he will supersede the Michael Sussmann indictment before trial.

Just before the Presidential election, DOJ confessed that a misleading date was added to some Peter Strzok notes via a blue sticky note. In a filing in the Sussmann case, Durham submitted a black and white version of what appears to be the same blue sticky notes.

Andrew DeFilippis recently told Rodney Joffe he has no plans to end the Special Counsel investigation until he gets Joffe to testify the way he wants him to.

In a ruling that Dustin Thompson won't be able to call Donald Trump as a witness to ask about his behind-the-scene plans in advance of January 6, Judge Reggie Walton emphasized that the evidence that matters to obstruction charges is what those obstructing the Capitol understood.

DOJ just filed a motion to reconsider Carl Nichols' opinion rejecting their application of obstruction to the vote certification that amounts to saying, "do you really think it's wise for a former Clarence Thomas clerk to adopt an opinion that is such an outlier on this court?"

While Judge David Carter's order finding it likely that Trump obstructed the vote certification has led everyone to embrace that crime, that has not yet led to the realization that the criminal evidence all works backwards from the bodies at the Capitol.

The lawyer Rudy Giuliani and Steve Bannon share made privilege claims identical to the ones that Judge David Carter just rejected from John Eastman. That makes it likely that DOJ already has a number of the records Eastman was trying to withhold from the January 6 Committee.

If a Fancy Bear shits in the DNS woods but there’s no one there to see it, did it really happen? If there's a DOD contract to look for it, then, yes, it probably happened.

Since August 19, I have been telling TV lawyers that if Trump were to be prosecuted for January 6, it would be for conspiracy to obstruct the vote count. Yesterday, Judge David Carter ruled that it was likely Trump had committed that crime (though he reached that judgement using a lower standard than DOJ would need to meet in four ways).

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