UPDATE: Well, it seems that there will be no special advice to the Uranus investigation. Last night there were reports that the military was instructed to check if it should be appointed. Prosecutor General Jeff Sessions withdrew today at this point during his testimony of Congress (Via Via Politico):
Prosecutor General Jeff Sessions threw cool water on Republicans demanding the Department of Justice on Tuesday, who appointed a special advisor to examine the former secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) pressed on the sessions why the Department of Justice took months of justice to indicate how it was on Monday, the perspective of considering a special advisor to examine many years of matters related to Clinton.
Jordan said that last year he considered evidence of how the FBI decided not to burden Clinton as her handling of classified information in the Department of State, it seemed that it was enough to justify a special adviser.
“It looks like” is not a sufficient basis to appoint a special adviser, “answered Sessions.
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The New York Times
He had a long history In April 2015, the controversy did not disappear about Uranus and the Clinton Foundation. In detail, millions of dollars sent to the Clinton Foundation from the chairman of the company Mining Company-Aranium One-which wanted the secretary of State Hillary Clinton to sign a business agreement with Russian Rosatom to buy a majority share in the company in 2010. At that time, Mr. Telfer, president of the Canadian mining company, donated over $ 2 million of the Clinton Foundation. Clinton, who was sitting in the Foreign Investment Committee, which supervises business agreements, which include America’s national security priority, approved sales. Obama’s White House also knew that the Russians were bribed to take over the company, which they finally did in 2013.
In addition, the Russian bank, which sold Uranus, was paid by Bill Clinton $ 500,000. Sales allowed Russia to supply American uranium supplies because they absorbed uranium mining operations, which now had places in the USA, Prosecutor General Jeff Sessions Instructed the Department of Justice to check if a special advisor is necessary to look uranium NOW):
The Department of Justice said on Monday that prosecutors analyzed whether a special adviser should be appointed to examine political rivals that President Trump stood out for control, including Hillary Clinton.
The department, in a letter sent to the Judicial Chamber, said that prosecutors would examine the allegations that the donations to the Clinton Foundation were linked to the Obama administration decision of 2010. The permission of the Russian nuclear agency to buy uranium, a company that was the owner of the company to access uranium in the United States and other problems.
The letter seemed to be a direct response to Mr. Trump’s statement on November 3, when he said he was disappointed with his besieged prosecutor, Jeff Session and the fact that long unverified allegations regarding Clinton and Obama’s administration should be examined.
All such investigation would ask questions about the independence of federal investigations under Trump. Since Watergate, the Department of Justice has largely acted regardless of political influence on matters related to the opponents of the president.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Sessions aims to testify before the Committee of the Chamber Judiciary, where it is expected to be held sharply by both Republicans and Democrats. The letter was a response to the formal conclusions of the Congress Republicans for the investigation of the Department of Justice on various issues related to Clinton.
Although Mr. Sessions withdrew from all matters related to elections, he and the deputy prosecutor general, ROD J. Rosenstein, will supervise the prosecutors’ decision to appoint a special adviser, the letter said.
It is enough: Prosecutor General Jeff Sessions recommended senior federal prosecutors to assess whether a special advisor should be appointed to examine the fears raised by the Republicans, including the alleged unlawful Clinton Foundation transactions and the sale of Uranus pic.twitter.com/ythdt9ozmn
– NBC News (@nbcnews) November 14, 2017
For Clintonites, the belief that witch hunting lasts for a pair of power is alive and is doing well. For all other Obama administrations AND FBI I knew The Russian bribe schedule and nothing should be checked. Obama’s White House apparently did not want to sway Łódź, considering that they are trying to reset things with Russia.
