Freedom Caucus & The CIA Star Chamber - The Trump Termination Of Parental Rights Impeachment

BEHOLD!

The "Legal Geniuses" (trademark pending) have absolutely no clue of whom "The Whistleblower Protected by Orders of the Highest Authority" is.

Benny Thompson pulled the CIA card on ex-parte hearings for breaching a Secured Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) when they raided the CIA Star Chamber with their hand held personal communication devices for their foreign handlers who just wanted to listen in.

Praise the lord!

See, it is not partisan when you show your CIA card.

That means Mike Pompeo is participating in the CPS, oops, I mean CIA Star Chamber.

Is Pompeo whistleblower?

Jim Jordan should get Doug Collins and the members of the Freedom Caucus to ask Mike Pompeo in a hearing.

They could subpoena Pompeo, Adam Sciff and Benny Thompson to testify in House Judiciary on the CIA Star Chamber.

*Awkward*

They could clarify the legal process and set precedent for the Sargent At Arms

to arrest a Member of Congress.

Oh, what joy!

Cyberchatter has it Mittens has secured the Senate Majority impeachment vote, yet, Trump continues to obstruct justice by failing to pull that IG Report from his backpocket.

#NeedMoreChaos

Sergeant at Arms

The Honorable Paul D. Irving was sworn in as the Sergeant at Arms of the U.S. House of Representatives on January 17, 2012, during the 2nd session of the 112th Congress. He is the thirty-sixth person to hold this post since the House of Representatives first met in New York City in 1789. Prior to this, Mr. Irving was an Assistant Director of the U.S. Secret Service from 2001 to 2008, serving as a Special Agent with the Secret Service for 25 years.

As an elected officer of the House of Representatives, the Sergeant at Arms is the chief law enforcement and protocol officer of the House of Representatives, and is responsible for maintaining order in the House side of the United States Capitol complex. The Sergeant at Arms reviews and implements all issues relating to the safety and security of Members of Congress and the Capitol complex. The Sergeant at Arms also coordinates extensively with the U.S. Capitol Police and various intelligence agencies to assess threats against Members of Congress and the Capitol complex.

Duties include overseeing the House floor and galleries, the House Appointments Desk, the House garages and parking lots, as well as administering all staff identification badges.

Mr. Irving serves as a member of the U.S. Capitol Police Board, responsible for policy oversight over the Capitol Police Force, and is the chairman of this Board in alternating years. As Sergeant at Arms, Mr. Irving also serves on the Congressional Accessibility Services Board.

The following divisions comprise the Office of the Sergeant at Arms:

• Immediate Office/Member Support
• Protocol and Chamber Operations
• House Garages & Parking Security
• Information Services
• Identification Services
• Police Services/Law Enforcement
• House Security
• Emergency Management

Learn more about the past and present Sergeants at Arms on the History, Art & Archives website.

Contact information for the Office of the Sergeant at Arms:

Room H-124 US Capitol
202-225-2456
202-225-3233 (fax)
saamail@mail.house.gov

Internal Website for the Office of the Sergeant at Arms:

The Office of the Sergeant at Arms maintains an internal website that is only accessible from inside the House campus.

http://saa.house.gov

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All Hail The Whistleblowers: Mariia Butina Gets 18 Months In A SCIF

Kalashnikov is not just for guns in Detroit

I believe Mariia is going to be a whistleblower.

She knows lots of stuff.

Did you know prisons are great Secured Compartmented Information Facilities?

#freemariabutina

RUSSIAN NATIONAL MARIA BUTINA SENTENCED TO 9 MORE MONTHS IN PRISON

Russian national Maria Butina was sentenced to 18 months in prison Friday after pleading guilty to a conspiracy charge Dec. 13.

She’ll get credit for nine months already served, reported The Hill.

The Justice Department recommended an 18-month prison sentence for Butina April 19. Prosecutors claim she helped the Russian government by reporting back to Moscow on political figures in the U.S.

Butina has been in jail since her arrest in July. Her attorneys asked that she receive time served ahead of the sentencing, reported ABC News. She will likely be deported to Russia when she is released from prison.

(RELATED: A Christian Businesswoman Says She Has Been Wrongly Imprisoned In Kuwait Since 2018)

Butina’s story has attracted media attention for prosecutors’ spy novel-esque claims. Federal prosecutors walked back accusations in September that Butina offered “sex in exchange for a position within a special interest organization.” However, Butina admitted that she worked on behalf of the Russian government from 2015 through 2017 under the direction of a Russian government official identified as Alexander Torshin.

“Butina’s work involved building a rolodex of and information about powerful people who had, or were likely to get, access to and influence over the next presidential administration,” prosecutors said in a filing earlier in April. “Butina’s reports back to the Russian Official on the people she was meeting have all the hallmarks of spotting-and-assessing reports.”

There has been speculation Russia is detaining a U.S. citizen as leverage because of Butina’s case. Russia’s Foreign Ministry has denied that Paul Whelan is being held for a possible prisoner swap, reported The Associated Press.

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Cocktails & Popcorn: Bobby Goodlatte Is Mad At His Judiciary Daddy For Getting Peter Strzok Fired

"He sold out his father!"

What is quite odd about Bobby Goodlatte, son of the Chairman of the U.S. House Judiciary, is not the fact that he is supporting a Democrat for his father's soon to be vacant seat, but the fact that Peter Strzok was fired for violating national security protocol, in the same exact manner that former Secretary Hillary Clinton did, which is how special access intelligence got onto her unsecured servers and in her emails.

Overwhelmed with the support we’ve seen today. But don’t just retweet—donate!! https://t.co/mHrKwy8obb https://t.co/wpx3hOTOXk

— Bobby Goodlatte (@rsg) August 13, 2018

Strzok wasn't fired just for his anti-Trump text messages. I discovered that he had the regular practice of taking his cell phone into the @FBI's Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility. I gave the proof to the @FBIWFO. @DeepStateExpose pic.twitter.com/SJem9cN5Ek

— Helios Helium (@heliosiamallfa1) August 13, 2018

Daddy Goodlatte has a few, unexamined issues, himself, when it comes to questionable activities in Congress.

Bob Goodlatte Has An Issue In Judiciary, Dark Campaign Money & Medicaid Fraud In Child Welfare

Bobby Goodlatte sold out his father, but why?

This is so deep.

This definitely calls for Cocktails & Popcorn!

Congressman's son rips him for 'ruining' FBI agent's career

The son of a powerful Republican congressman lambasted his father on Twitter on Monday for "ruining" the career of a recently fired FBI agent who had sent anti-Trump text messages during the Russia investigation.

 The son of U.S. Rep. Bob Goodlatte also began soliciting campaign donations on Sunday for the Democrat who is running to replace his father, who is retiring.

The Democratic campaign said more than $25,000 had flowed in from across the country in less than 24 hours.

 The elder Goodlatte, who chairs the House Judiciary Committee, is leaving his seat in western Virginia after 13 terms.

His son Bobby Goodlatte was an early designer at Facebook and is based in the San Francisco area.

 "I'm deeply embarrassed that Peter Strzok's career was ruined by my father's political grandstanding," the younger Goodlatte wrote on Twitter on Monday.

"That committee hearing was a low point for Congress.

Thank you for your service sir. You are a patriot." Strzok's lawyer said Monday that he had been fired by the FBI. Bobby Goodlatte was referring to his father's role in an extraordinarily combative congressional hearing last month in which Strzok was questioned about the anti-Trump texts he had sent.

 The hearing lasted 10 hours. Strzok said the texts, including ones in which he called Trump a "disaster" and said "We'll stop" a Trump candidacy, did not reflect political bias and had not infected his work.

 Congressman Goodlatte asked colleagues to imagine being investigated by someone who "hated you" and "disparaged you in all manner of ways."

 "Would anyone sitting here today believe that this was an acceptable state of affairs, particularly at an agency whose motto is 'Fidelity, Bravery and Integrity'? I think not," Goodlatte said.

 When Strzok declined to answer some questions on the Russia probe, Goodlatte suggested Republicans might recess the hearing and hold him in contempt.

Democrats objected and Goodlatte eventually let the hearing proceed.

 A day before he tweeted about his father's treatment of Strzok, the younger Goodlatte had requested donations in support of the Democrat who is running for the open seat in Virginia's 6th District.

 "I just gave the maximum allowed donation to Jennifer Lewis, a democrat running for my father's congressional seat," he wrote. "I've also gotten 5 other folks to commit to donate the max. 2018 is the year to flip districts — let's do this!"

 Political observers have described the House district in Virginia, which includes Roanoke, as safely Republican.

Lewis has received about $73,000, according to the latest Federal Elections Commission data.

Her Republican opponent, Ben Cline, has pulled in nearly $400,000.

 Following Goodlatte's tweet on Sunday, more than $25,000 had flowed in from across the country by Monday afternoon, according to Lewis' campaign manager, Josh Stanfield.

 He said mostly smaller donations, such as $100, came first from northern California and then from places like Iowa and Alaska.

 "(Bobby Goodlatte) never expected this to go viral," Stanfield said. "Everyone is sort of caught off guard. But obviously it's compelling for some reason. We'd be delighted if he'd come back to the 6th and canvass with us."