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There's something odd about DOJ's response to a FOIA for the documents pertaining to Rudy Giuliani's efforts to share known Russian disinformation with DOJ.

The government just moved to dismiss the case against Christopher Kelly, whose Facebook seemed to show that he went to January 6 with some Proud Boys and his brother, a former NYPD cop.

The developments in the Oath Keepers prosecution in the last week have added a call for insurrection, a planning meeting with other militia, and a third witness to what happened at the Willard Hotel before Oath Keepers rushed from there to the Capitol.

The Russian scandal of 2020 is, in many ways, even more scandalous than the Russian scandal of 2016. At least Paul Manafort and Roger Stone were in a position to claim plausible deniability. Bill Barr and Jeffrey Rosen are not.

The twin Rudy Giuliani warrants likely end on either December 5 or December 31, 2019, including his first meeting with Andrii Derkach but no later.

Rudy Giuliani is wailing about the suggestion that DOJ might have suspected he would delete content from his iCloud. But shortly before DOJ got a secret warrant targeting him, SDNY would have discovered that Lev Parnas had just unsuccessfully tried to delete content from his iCloud.

Republicans just filibustered the bill to create a bipartisan commission to investigate January 6, 54-35. It was the first bill killed by filibuster in this Congress. I never held out much hope that the commission would work with our partisanship…

Lev Parnas is trying to force the government to look at evidence he has reason to believe exists of a cover-up to protect Donald Trump.

Earlier this week, the court unsealed the filings in Paul Manafort's case pertaining to his breach determination. I've put most of the filings below. Much of what has been unsealed is not new. Because Manafort's attorneys failed to actually…

DOJ argues that they can seize the funds John Earle Sullivan made by selling his video of the insurrection by going through RICO thinking.