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@matthewamiller

Partner at Vianovo. MSNBC Justice & Security Analyst. Recovering flack from DOJ, DSCC, and too many campaigns to count.

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    2 hours ago

    When the head of an organization uses his office for personal gain & sells it to the highest bidders, he licenses corruption all the way down.

    Politico: FEMA administrator under investigation for travel, use of government cars
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  2. 2 hours ago

    Must be comforting to everyone in the path of Hurricane Florence to know that, should tragedy strike their family, the president of the United States will deny their very existence.

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  3. 3 hours ago

    Sometimes the scandal is right out in the open. Hard to believe Manafort's team and Giuliani aren't discussing a pardon as he negotiates a no-cooperation plea with Mueller.

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  4. 3 hours ago

    Impressive investigative journalism by RT to land this scoop.

    Ruslan Boshirov and Alexander Petrov, alleged Skripal poisoners, go on Russia Today to deny they had anything to do with it. They were very excited to see Salisbury cathedral. "Our friends had been suggesting for a long time that we visit this wonderful town," they say.
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  5. 20 hours ago

    Also....P-A-R-D-O-N.

    so maybe Manafort has 0 to lose by a plea to all charges,but what,absent coop, does he have to gain? A few things, esp savings of enorm legal bills. looking forwd to discussing on with and an Olympian cast of reporters and political experts at 4:15 PDT
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  6. Sep 12

    One of the commonalities among lawyers handling Trump Russia cases is how miserable they all seem and how much they can't wait to be done with their clients.

    I asked Papadopoulos's lawyer, Tom Breen, about George's tweets suggesting Downer meeting was a Steele/British setup. Breen: "Most of our clients listen and follow all of our advice, some follow most of our advice, some follow some of our advice, some follow none of our advice."
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  7. Sep 11

    There are a lot of things I want in the next president, and I can’t believe I even have to put no live-tweeting (or, worse, DVR-tweeting) of Fox News on the list.

    ....giving the information, and causing the appointment of a Special C without having the courage of his own convictions.....” Alan Dershowitz In other words, the whole thing was illegally and very unfairly set up?
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  8. Sep 11

    For example...

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  9. Sep 11

    I can say with some measure of confidence that this is not true.

    “ERIC Holder could be running the Justice Department right now and it would be behaving no differently than it is.”
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  10. Sep 11

    Maybe the dumbest conspiracy theory yet. The texts are obviously about responding to a leak or investigating one. Nobody texts about “burglary strategy” when they’re preparing to rob a house.

    New Strzok-Page texts reveal “Media Leak Strategy.” So terrible, and NOTHING is being done at DOJ or FBI - but the world is watching, and they get it completely.
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  11. Sep 10

    This is authoritarian garbage from Sarah Sanders. No, the FBI shouldn't be "looking into" who wrote the op-ed, unless we now live in a police state.

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  12. Sep 10

    Indeed.

    Cowards are like criminals. They normally suss out themselves by bragging about their nefarious actions to the wrong people.
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  13. Sep 10

    Abusing the U.S. criminal justice system for political purposes like this would have dramatic effects on other countries' willingness to assist us on investigations, prosecutions.

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  14. Sep 8

    Going negative on dyed hair? Join in tomorrow when Texas Ted takes on brisket, Bevo, and Big Red.

    The Democrats, Cruz tells the crowd, want to turn Texas into California with their “tofu, silicon, and dyed hair.”
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  15. Sep 8

    Ditto to the people attacking her in my feed.

    Replying to @Susan_Hennessey @maggieNYT
    (Also, I have nothing but respect for . This is an important and difficult subject on which people disagree. Anyone replying here with insults can take it elsewhere please.)
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  16. Sep 8

    4. With all respect, we have a lot bigger problems to worry about right now. I will take my lumps for the excesses from the Obama years, & defend where I think we were right, but it feels a little like the three pigs arguing amongst each other while the wolf is at the door. End

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  17. Sep 8

    3. Reporters, like all of us, bring their own biases to the table, and this is one area where it’s hard to have a conversation that gets beyond the “record number of leak prosecutions!” line to discuss whether those prosecutions were actually justified.

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  18. Sep 8

    2. Not every leak prosecution is an attack on the free press. There is no whistleblowing goal served by, for example, disclosing a CIA agent’s identity, as I argued in this 2012 piece.

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  19. Sep 8

    I know I will regret banging my head on this particular wall again, but: 1. The Obama DOJ made mistakes w/r/t James Rosen, admitted it, & reformed the rules governing media subpoenas. It’s incomplete for reporters to attack the former without at least acknowledging the latter.

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  20. Sep 8

    Sessions may not (partly because he can not) carry out Trump’s most outrageous demands, but he is still running an incredibly partisan, political DOJ.

    NEW: Democratic AGs from key states say they haven't been invited by the DOJ to its upcoming review of tech companies and online filtering, prompting criticism that the Trump admin inquiry is politically charged. me + with the Friday PM read
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