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Kellyanne Conway reacts to the recent bombshell from Robby Mook in the Michael Sussmann trial, where it was revealed Hillary Clinton approved her campaign ...

This is not the vast right-wing conspiracy. This is not a Twitter spat. Kellyanne Conway said Monday the faulty Trump-Russia collusion theory was used to "delegitimize" the Trump presidency.

Hillary Clinton's former campaign manager has admitted Clinton personally approved a plan in 2017 to share with the media a since-debunked allegation that ...

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Hillary Clinton campaign attorney Michael Sussmann fell under scrutiny for lying to the FBI.

Sussmann said he was providing the information on his own when, according to prosecutors, he was working on behalf of the Clinton campaign and another client, tech executive Rodney Joffe, who told him about the bank. During cross examination, Bosworth repeatedly tried to poke holes in Gaynor’s previous statements to investigators, highlighting a number of instances in which the agent testified that he knew Sussmann was acting on behalf of the Democratic National Committee — even conflating the attorney and the DNC as the source of the information in his testimony before a grand jury. In one Oct. 3, 2016, email, agent Heide wrote to Gaynor, “We really want to interview the source of all this information. Gaynor added that had he known the source was motivated by politics or someone with a business interest that overlapped with the bureau, he may not have ever volunteered to act as a point person at agency headquarters. On Monday, he said he may have come to a different conclusion about the hold hindering the investigation if he had known Sussmann was acting as an attorney for the Clinton campaign when he turned over the information. The error was seized on by Sussmann’s defense attorney Michael Bosworth, who grilled Sands about whether Heide had lied to her – or if someone had lied to him about the source of the material.

The criminal trial centers on whether the attorney, Michael Sussmann, was working for the Clinton campaign when he brought the rumored digital link between Alfa ...

It was also cited as part of a warrant application to surveil Carter Page, the Trump adviser who had previously been a Russian intelligence target. We must of course also acknowledge the dossier of allegations compiled by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele. Steele was working for a firm hired by Sussman’s law firm, and Trump’s allies have long claimed that his dossier (now largely debunked) was instrumental as a trigger for the Russia investigation. Perhaps there was a ploy to use contrived information to trigger an FBI investigation of Trump, as Durham appears to hope to prove. Law enforcement also understood that Russia was continuing to try to influence the election, publishing a warning in early October about possible threats to state elections systems. It’s also that this is the second attempt by Trump sympathizers to do so. In June, The Post published a lengthy look at what was and wasn’t known about Trump’s business interests in Russia, a report that took on a different appearance after reports that Trump allies had softened anti-Russia language in the Republican Party’s 2016 platform. In mid-June 2016, The Washington Post reported that Russian hackers were believed to have accessed the network of the Democratic National Committee. Material from that hack was published by WikiLeaks the following month, shortly before the Democratic convention. Special counsel John Durham — appointed by Trump Attorney General William P. Barr to investigate the origins of the Russia probe, which so annoyed the then-president — appears to be hoping to bolster the idea elevated by the Journal: that Clinton was a primary trigger for allegations about Trump and Russia. The first is that it was debunked almost immediately, including by me. There was no real evidence that anything suspicious or election-related was afoot, and there were lots of reasons to think that the communications were an innocuous artifact of automated systems. The trigger for the editorial was testimony from Clinton’s 2016 campaign manager, Robby Mook, on Friday as part of a criminal trial targeting a lawyer who worked for a firm hired by the campaign. There are two important things to recognize about the idea that a Trump Organization server was communicating in an unusual way with that bank.

Hillary Clinton personally agreed to release information to a reporter in the 2016 presidential campaign about a supposed connection between Donald Trump's ...

In an op-ed published by The Wall Street Journal's editorial board on Friday, the board said, "In short, the Clinton campaign created the Trump-Alfa allegation, fed it to a credulous press that failed to confirm the allegations but ran with them anyway, then promoted the story as if it was legitimate news. Mueller said Russian intelligence officers who were part of the Russian military stole private information and released it to interfere in our election and damage a presidential candidate. "This is one of the greatest political scandals in history," Trump said. Vladimir Putin never came close to doing as much disinformation damage." "Most of the press will ignore this news, but the Russia-Trump narrative that Mrs. Clinton sanctioned did enormous harm to the country," the newspaper's editorial board continued. Slate published a story containing the allegations on Oct. 31, 2016, about the supposed Trump-Russian bank links.

The 'Outnumbered' co-host weighed in after former campaign manager Robby Mook testified that Hillary Clinton approved of disseminating the Trump-Russia ...

Because either they did know and it didn't make it into the report, or they didn't know. And listen, if I was one of the attorneys on Mueller's team, I would not only be extremely embarrassed right now, but I would have a lot of questions. We footed that entire bill.

Obituary: Linda Negangard Stuhlman, 75, of Madison & Clinton - Madison, CT - A May 28 service is set for the dedicated Madison educator and husband James, ...

of Young Children. Over the course of her career in early childhood education Linda was Linda was a vocal advocate for early childhood education and a member of a number of studied Family and Consumer Sciences. She earned her Masters of Education in 1976 from the

Former Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook testified Friday that Hillary Clinton approved of leaking Trump-Russia allegations to media. Brian Flood.

By that point, a federal probe of possible campaign-Russia ties was already underway," Bump wrote. Special counsel John Durham — appointed by Trump Attorney General William P. Barr to investigate the origins of the Russia probe, which so annoyed the then-president — appears to be hoping to bolster the idea elevated by the Journal: that Clinton was a primary trigger for allegations about Trump and Russia." "The criminal trial centers on whether the attorney, Michael Sussmann, was working for the Clinton campaign when he brought the rumored digital link between Alfa Bank and the Trump Organization to the FBI and, if so, whether he failed to disclose that relationship to the bureau. "Put another way: Hillary Clinton didn’t do it." "All I remember is that she agreed with the decision." "A fiery, furious bit of rhetoric.

On this episode, Will sits down with Kash Patel, the author of the new children's book The Plot Against The King, host of the Kash's Corner podcast, ...

The South Columbus Stallions visited the Clinton Dark Horses in the third round of the NCHSAA 2A girls soccer playoffs on May 23, 2022.

And Clinton's fifth goal of the night, a laser from Sutter from just outside the box, was also a stunning goal. South Columbus (15-4-1), the eighth seed, was the champion of the Waccamaw Conference. The Stallions' best chance came on a breakaway with 30 seconds left until the break as Perla Mederos tried to slot one past the keeper. A second-half burst sent the latter over the former in the third round of the N.C. High School Athletic Association 2A girls soccer playoffs, as Clinton defeated visiting South Columbus 8-0 on Monday.

Former President Clinton is arguing President Biden does not care about his popularity with the American people and is focused instead on solving problems ...

We invite you to join the discussion on Facebook and Twitter. And why I’m glad he’s on the job.” The usual sound bites and answers that dominate the news won’t help.

Biden's tribute came in honor of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who he called "a leader worthy of [the Ukrainian peoples'] bravery and resilience"

And why I'm glad he's on the job." Clinton continued: "The usual sound bites and answers that dominate the news won't help. "The nations of the free world, inspired by the example of President Zelensky, are more united, more determined, and more purposeful than at any point in recent memory," Biden, 79, wrote. "We still face stern tasks, including taming inflation without causing a recession, and combatting violent crime." "With the support of the U.S. and our allies and partners, he has left his mark on history and proved to the world that Ukraine will long endure and its people will ultimately realize the democratic future they have long desired." President Joe Biden and former President Bill Clinton were among the big political names to write tributes to those on this year's TIME100, a list of the most influential people of the year.

Biden was named one of Time Magazine's Top 100 influential people of 2022, which is his fifth time appearing on the list.

Biden was named one of Time Magazine's Top 100 influential people of 2022 — his fifth time appearing on the list. "The usual sound bites and answers that dominate the news won't help," Clinton wrote. The US has also joined the EU and other global leaders in condemning Russia over the conflict and imposed sanctions on the country.

With crisp defense on both sides, Clinton starter Taryn Hernandez pitched a clean first three innings in Game 1 before Emma Fair's RBI single in the bottom of ...

Wyatt Harkness went four innings and gave up three runs, on four hits and a walk while striking out two. Anessa Cantu took the loss in Game 1 as she went seven innings and gave up 10 runs, five earned, on 15 hits and four walks while striking out two. Powers added another home run as she drove in four runs with two hits two runs in the Game 1 loss. Dundee notched two quick outs and struck out Schuler to win Game 2. Clinton pulled Hernandez (3 1/3 innings pitched, five runs, three strikeouts) and Sydney Schuler retired the next two batters to end Dundee’s onslaught. The Redwolves failed to rally and dropped Game 1. Annie McDade got the win as she went 2 2/3 innings and gave up four runs, on three hits and seven walks with three strikeouts. Hunter Wynn drove in two runs, including the game-winning SAC fly RBI. Johnson drove in three runs on three hits while Mason Mueller had three hits and went six innings on the mound, striking out two. Schuler notched an RBI single of her own to complete the early comeback. Clinton broke through in the third inning with Phillip’s RBI single before Ramos tied it with a long 2-run double to the wall. Sower went 2-for-4 with three runs and a steal while McDonald went 2-for-5 with two doubles and two runs and a steal. We always had an inning or two that kind of fell apart on us.”

Guests: Gregg Jarrett, Jonathan Turley, John Concha, Rachel Campos-Duffy, Tammy Bruce, Leo Terrell, Bill Melugin, Sara Carter, Tom Homan.

I think Bill Melugin's report was excellent, but I think what we're going to see is all those people that were in Mexico are going to be flooding to come across the border and I know Tom Homan has talked about this in the past, and I'm sure -- I'm sure that that is going to be the case in the upcoming days. BRUCE: Well, it is and it's because that communication and I hope like the three of us have it, you have people in business who can have it. The interesting thing about the polls is and I think this is also they're doing it because they so underestimate the American people and have such contempt for them is that 33 percent of -- only 33 percent of Democrats, only three out of every Democrats think the country is on the right track. And what the communication is, that there is you might not have liked everything he said but just like all of us, when you really believe in what you're doing, when you have a passion for making a difference, you can speak extemporaneously for two hours at a rally with 50,000 people and convey those ideas. In order to be this wrong all the time it has to be deliberate. The Hispanic numbers have absolutely created they can't ignore it anymore, and the Hunter Biden story is actually a story with Hispanics. I know everyone's focusing on the economy and jobs and, of course, that's a big thing with Hispanics. But Hispanics also know what shamelessly corrupt government looks like. What a gift to John Durham and the only question now is what did Hillary Clinton know, Jason, and when did she know it? This is the same courthouse I should say in D.C. and I think people look at those two trials and they say wow this is a really striking and fairly glaring difference. Remember, the Hunter laptop scandal is also a media scandal, big tech, left-wing journalists and all their allies in between colluded to censor the story, all to protect you guessed it Democrats. And finally, and he's going to claim I think that the FBI figured out his lie so if they knew, it was a lie, how can that be a genuine lie under the law. Is he -- is he the right person with the right message? It's fundamental in trying cases never call a witness to the stand that only helps you a little bit because the downside of hurting you tremendously is quite severe.

Dundee and Clinton both came into Monday's softball doubleheader without a loss in the Lenawee County Athletic Association. When the last pitch was thrown, ...

The emotion really came out tonight. “The girls really stepped up tonight. She is 8-0 in the LCAA. Kennedy Irwin’s two-run double down the right-field line provided the biggest blow. We always had an inning or two that kind of fell apart on us.” They showed a lot of attitude today.

At 81, Clinton occasionally needs to sit down, but his band more than carry him with musicianship that straddles acid-rock, jazz and more.

Greg Thomas’s sax and Greg Boyer’s trombone are audibly informed by jazz – during one solo Boyer quotes from John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme, and during a lengthy (Not Just) Knee Deep, Thomas leads the audience in a scat-singing call-and-response derived from Cab Calloway. A few weeks shy of his 81st birthday, Clinton is on the stage again, clad in sequinned trousers, a sailor’s hat with a huge eye on it and something that looks like an ancient Egyptian collar made out of holographic material – an outfit that may well constitute George Clinton’s idea of dressing down in a manner befitting his advanced years. At one point, a singer reappears both wielding a guitar and stripped to his underpants.

Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley said on Monday that the Clinton campaign was behind the Steele dossier,

Well this is arguably the most successful disinformation campaign in American history. She gave, effectively, a green light to gaslight the American electorate. JONATHAN TURLEY: Well, that last point is particularly curious, because we know now that the Clinton campaign was behind both the Steele dossier, which they secretly funded and hid that funding and also the Alfa Bank allegations.

Former President Bill Clinton defended Joe Biden's dismal poll ratings on Monday, insisting his successor in the White House was motivated less by ...

'They overwhelmingly agree with me on early education. Former President Bill Clinton defended President Joe Biden and his poor poll ratings. He said that the usual soundbites wouldn't help Biden tackle the problems facing America. 'But a get-the-job-done leader who cares more about the people than the polls, more about winning the future than rewriting history, will,' he said in an essay for Time Meanwhile the average price of a gallon of gas nationwide in the US is 51 percent higher than it was at the same time last year 'But a get-the-job-done leader who cares more about the people than the polls, more about winning the future than rewriting history, will. - 'But a get-the-job-done leader who cares more about the people than the polls, more about winning the future than rewriting history, will,' he wrote

The Comet softball team split games with Clinton before sweeping Adrian Madison over the weekend. The Comet baseball team split games with Adrian.

Ashton Thacker had one hit, one run and a stolen base. Ayden Males had one hit, one RBI, one run and a stolen base. Wade Sommers had one hit. Thacker had one stolen base. Gracen Hager had one hit, one run and a stolen base. Alexis Trine had one hit and one run scored. Lyra Nichols had one hit, one RBI and one run scored. Bradley Wright had one hit. Abby Gutowski had two hits and two RBIs. Kierstyn Keller had one hit, one run and two stolen bases. Brooke Owen had one hit, one RBI and a stolen base. Abby Gutowski had one hit and a run scored. Bre Thacker had one hit.

Biden was named one of Time Magazine's Top 100 influential people of 2022, which is his fifth time appearing on the list.

Biden was named one of Time Magazine's Top 100 influential people of 2022 — his fifth time appearing on the list. "The usual sound bites and answers that dominate the news won't help," Clinton wrote. The US has also joined the EU and other global leaders in condemning Russia over the conflict and imposed sanctions on the country.

CLINTON – The Cazenovia varsity boys outdoor track team took third place out of 21 schools at the 29th annual Junkyard Relays at Clinton High School last ...

Wilcox combined with Quinn Smith and Mathew Tuggaw to take third place with a combined distance of 245’8”. Dolly had a personal record time of 5:24.4. There were many second place finishes on the day. Frisbie, Smith, and Aiden Harig took seventh place in the high jump with a combined height of 14’9”, while Frisbie, Smith, and Matthew Tugaw came in seventh place in the long jump with a combined distance of 46’8.25”. There is even a musical chairs competition for coaches (non-scoring). The result is a lot of fun and more kids contributing to their team’s success. Clement, Wilcox, and Diana took seventh place in the discus throw with a combined distance of 252’11”. Wilcox set a personal record with his throw of 92’5”. Blouin set a personal record of 9’7” in the pole vault and combined with Clement and Wilcox for third place with a combined height of 26’9”. Woodworth, McColm, Dolly, and Austin came in fourth place in the 4×800 meter relay in 9:40.81. Instead, temperatures soared to 91 degrees and bright sun beat down on the competitors the entire afternoon, making heat exhaustion and sunburn serious concerns. It wasn’t the wind and rain and cold experienced at the OHSL Liberty small school meet five days prior. The Lakers won two events. Frisbie and Harig set personal records in the 110 meter hurdles, 18.26 and 20.21 seconds respectively, and combined with Light-Olson to take eight place in a combined time of 1:00.51,. Harig, Tugaw, and Brayden Weismore took eighth place in the 3×400 meter shuttle hurdle relay in 3:37.41. Most track meets don’t need an explanation, but the Junkyard Relays is a unique meet, where every event is a team event.

MSNBC, ABC News, CBS News and NBC News have ignored revelations from the trial of ex-Hillary Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann.

"The Clinton campaign fabricated a completely false story about Trump having a secret server with a Russian bank," journalist Glenn Greenwald tweeted. "This is an intentional ignoring of a legitimate news matter in order to support the ideological drift of the editors and producers. MSNBC, ABC News, NBC News and CBS News didn’t report the news on air through Sunday night, according to a search of transcripts. Baker previously testified that the bureau investigated the data alleging a Trump connection to the Kremlin-linked bank, and found "there was nothing there." "It was one of many examples of press release journalism -- just taking what they're told by the campaigns they support. "They didn't even bother to dig deep into the claims by campaign officials; they just ran with them," Rantz continued.

Former President Donald Trump took to Truth Social with an advertisement targeting Hillary Clinton after her campaign manager testified she personally ...

On Friday, Mook testified he was "briefed about the Alfa-Bank issue first" by Clinton campaign general counsel Marc Elias amid election season in the summer of 2016. Hillary fabricated the Russia hoax.” “They tried to steal the 2016 election by spreading the Russia hoax,” the ad said.

Hillary Clinton, former first lady, former U.S. secretary of state, and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, has gone through quite the transformation.

As noted by History, Hillary accepted the Democratic party's nomination for the presidency in a historic moment, inciting the messages that her mother told her when she was young. Going on to win the presidency in a historic election, Obama transformed the White House into the home of the first Black president in our nation's history. As noted by ABC News, Bill made the then-shocking decision to put his wife and the country's new first lady, Hillary Clinton, in charge of overhauling the country's healthcare infrastructure — not a small order. While the couple remained married, ABC News noted that Hillary emerged from the scandal with her political aspirations at the center of her public life, doing her best to leave the drama behind. During the 1992 campaign, Hillary said that her dedication was the result of both professional and personal goals. Hillary Rodham, of course, became Hillary Rodham Clinton, and the brilliant legal mind continued to rise the ranks of the professional world. Bill reportedly had a wandering eye, and when it hit the headlines that a singer by the name of Gennifer Flowers claimed to be Bill's longtime mistress, the news and the campaign turned to Hillary to clear things up. The New York Times noted that when Bill became governor of Arkansas in 1979, Hillary was made a full partner at Rose — an extremely impressive feat. So where was Bill Clinton throughout Hillary Rodham's rise to the top of the legal world? Wellesley detailed that Hillary was the president of the Young Republicans Club (yes, you read that correctly) from 1966 to 1967. And in her own right, Hillary — former first lady, former U.S. secretary of state, and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee — has gone through quite the transformation. Ushering in a new era of youth, vitality, and internet savviness to the White House, the Clintons were seen as nothing short of a power couple who embarked on a political dynasty all their own.

Bill Clinton worked with Congress and turned to the market for growth. But progressive policies also helped seed the housing crisis.

- Opinion: The ‘Stakeholder Capitalism’ War on the Enlightenment You may cancel your subscription at anytime by calling Customer Service. He was replaced by Robert Rubin, a savvy Goldman Sachs executive who proved to be an excellent secretary.