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World News See other World News Articles Title: Special counsel Robert Mueller is now looking into Jared Kushner’s contacts with Israel The Wall Street Journal reports that the Special Counsel’s team is looking into meetings that Kushner had with Israeli officials. Robert Mueller is running into dead ends when it comes to proving some kind of Trump-Russia collusion, but that is not stopping the special counsel team from looking elsewhere in order to hang Trump for some sort of crime that will justify the time and money thrown away at a special counsel based off of Hillary’s paid for Fusion GPS fake “dossier.” According to Zerohedge, in a startling illustration of just how expansive Mueller’s investigation of the Trump administration has become, the Wall Street Journal now reports that the Special Counsel’s team is looking into meetings that Jared Kushner may have conducted with Israeli officials in the days leading up to an important U.N. vote on the construction of settlements in disputed territories on December 23, 2016. Via the Wall Street Journal… Robert Mueller’s investigators are asking questions about Jared Kushner’s interactions with foreign leaders during the presidential transition, including his involvement in a dispute at the United Nations in December, in a sign of the expansive nature of the special counsel’s probe of Russia’s meddling in the election, according to people familiar with the matter. The investigators have asked witnesses questions about the involvement of Mr. Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and a senior White House adviser, in a controversy over a U.N. resolution passed Dec. 23 that condemned Israel’s construction of settlements in disputed territories, these people said. Israeli officials had asked the incoming Trump administration to intervene to help block it. Mr. Trump posted a Facebook message the day before the U.N. vote—after he had been elected but before he had assumed office—saying the resolution put the Israelis in a difficult position and should be vetoed. Mr. Trump also held a phone conversation with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi, whose government had written a draft of the resolution. Egypt proceeded to call for the vote to be delayed, but the resolution passed the following day, with the Obama administration declining to block it. Investigators have also asked witnesses about Mr. Kushner’s role in arranging meetings or communication with foreign leaders during the transition, the people said. The special counsel’s mandate gives Mr. Mueller a broad directive to examine any matters arising from the Russia investigation. The WSJ revelations raise questions over whether Mueller may attempt to use the 1799 Logan Act to apply pressure on Kushner, possibly getting the son-in-law to flip on the family patriarch. A 1799 law called the Logan Act also bars Americans from communicating with a foreign government to influence the government’s actions related to a dispute with the U.S., but no one has ever been successfully prosecuted under the law. In a statement that Mr. Kushner gave to congressional committees in July, he wrote that at his father-in-law’s request, he served as the main point of contact for foreign countries at a time when it was clear Mr. Trump would be the Republican nominee. Via Zerohedge… Of course, Kushner is under investigation for a litany of other allegations of wrongdoing ranging from his meeting with a Russian lawyer to inaccuracies on his financial disclosure forms to his role in Comey’s dismissal. Why do we get the sneaking suspicion that Mueller isn’t going to stop pursuing new angles on Kushner until something sticks? Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
#1. To: Ada (#0)
Special counsel has no limitations on what can be investigated. I hope Trump has all his ducks in a row. ;) "When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one." Edmund Burke
I expect impeachment. Deserved or not, one thing for sure, Trump WAS AND IS THE LAST BEST HOPE FOR THIS COUNTRY. Not many Saints are in politics.
Very true. Just ask Dick Nixon about that. ;) "When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one." Edmund Burke
No way Trump gets impeached, he's Bibi's Butt Buddy
And being impeached doesn't mean a thing as Bill Clinton found out.
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