Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings and the accompanying circus that came with it pushed to the side stories of Russia collusion.
At least for a month or so.
MSNBC host Chris Hayes is back at it, but this time he makes a major concession.
If…
Given everything we know about the Trump campaign, *if* someone had contacted them with a concrete plan to illegally cheat during the election, do we think they would have said no?
— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) October 8, 2018
Reactions:
And we’re back to your regularly scheduled programming https://t.co/UffVQJimmO
— Booe! Gabriel Simonson ???? (@SaysSimonson) October 8, 2018
And just like that, we're back to Russia again https://t.co/NGFDIlLozS
— Michael Horton (@RollCall79) October 8, 2018
It’s a credible allegation the FBI should investigate!
Oh wait… https://t.co/pUfHJNBkyk
— JC (@FederalistJC) October 8, 2018
Given everything we know about MSNBC, *if* someone concocted a gangbang party story from 1982, do we think they would have run with it? https://t.co/Adz1TfiXKa
— Federalist Musket ???????? (@Patriot_Musket) October 8, 2018
One person wondered if Hayes was “ten years-old”…
"Well, maybe they didn't, BUT THEY WOULDA!"
What are you, ten years-old? https://t.co/ZrKzDbAbXx
— FFFFF™ (@corrcomm) October 8, 2018
So is this the "Well, maybe it didn't happen, but Trump totally would have done it if he could" stage? https://t.co/oajNefEB37
— Reeeeeee (@reeeeeteam6) October 8, 2018
Russian investigation not going so well, huh Chris https://t.co/bl38E6NbHD
— Conor Fitzgerald (@fitzfromdublin) October 8, 2018
This is a really solid evidentiary standard Chrishttps://t.co/rbeWpvCjyA
— Rob S @ STL (@ChachiSTL) October 8, 2018
Now do Hillary.
— The Streeter (@thestreeter) October 8, 2018
More on the Russia probe, per Daily Caller:
A Democratic senator outsourced parts of the investigation into possible Trump-Russia collusion to a former Senate staffer with links to George Soros and Fusion GPS, according to a New Yorker report.
The New Yorker reports the unidentified senator contacted Daniel Jones, a former Senate Intelligence Committee staffer, around March 2017 to review data regarding a possible link between the computer servers of the Trump Organization and a Russian bank called Alfa Bank.
Continued:
Jones, who worked under California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein when she chaired the intelligence panel, had just formed a non-profit group called the Democracy Integrity Project. The organization worked closely with Fusion GPS and former British spy Christopher Steele, the tag-team duo that produced the Democrat-funded dossier accusing the Trump campaign of colluding with the Kremlin.
Jones’s operation was also funded by a small group of billionaires, including left-wing philanthropist George Soros. Jones told the FBI in March 2017 that between 7 and 10 billionaires had put up $50 million to continue an investigation into Russian meddling in elections.
H/T: Twitchy
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