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originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan
No they weren't false. The records have been subpoenaed.
See I've never heard that from any real news source so you'll have to excuse me.
Glenn Simpson, one of Fusion GPS’ founders, met with Veselnitskaya about that litigation before and after her meeting with Trump Jr., Kushner and Manafort, according to a source familiar with the matter.
The House intelligence committee and Fusion GPS struck a deal to have the intelligence firm's co-founder voluntarily testify before the committee next week.
The agreement for Glenn Simpson to testify behind closed doors Tuesday appears to be a thaw in a fight between the committee and the firm that spilled over into the courts.
The committee had issued a subpoena for Simpson's testimony and is also seeking bank records from Fusion GPS, which has filed an injunction in court to try to stop the release of the records.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: shooterbrody
See I've never heard that from any real news source so you'll have to excuse me. I don't subscribe to alt right rags and I don't subscribe to fake news. You can call an apple an orange all #ing day but it won't make it true. You can insist all you want that what I call an apple isn't an apple but in the end ...it's still an apple.
The pubic isn't buying it just so you know...
originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: Sillyolme
Seems like you're getting all worked up because your fabricated tale is already in tatters.
The House intelligence committee and Fusion GPS struck a deal to have the intelligence firm's co-founder voluntarily testify before the committee next week.
The agreement for Glenn Simpson to testify behind closed doors Tuesday appears to be a thaw in a fight between the committee and the firm that spilled over into the courts.
The committee had issued a subpoena for Simpson's testimony and is also seeking bank records from Fusion GPS, which has filed an injunction in court to try to stop the release of the records.
CNN
If Fusion GPS wanted their testimony to be hear, they would not have held out for closed door hearings, now would they?
originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: Sillyolme
Seems like you're getting all worked up because your fabricated tale is already in tatters.
The House intelligence committee and Fusion GPS struck a deal to have the intelligence firm's co-founder voluntarily testify before the committee next week.
The agreement for Glenn Simpson to testify behind closed doors Tuesday appears to be a thaw in a fight between the committee and the firm that spilled over into the courts.
The committee had issued a subpoena for Simpson's testimony and is also seeking bank records from Fusion GPS, which has filed an injunction in court to try to stop the release of the records.
CNN
If Fusion GPS wanted their testimony to be hear, they would not have held out for closed door hearings, now would they?
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: LesMisanthrope
Or perhaps Ohrs wife who WORKED FOR GPS.........
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: GuidedKill
So what's this about then lol. Apparently they do want it released now.
Saying they didn't initially want it released doesn't change that you know ...don't you?
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: GuidedKill
So what's this about then lol. Apparently they do want it released now.
Saying they didn't initially want it released doesn't change that you know ...don't you?
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: shooterbrody
You're trying to distract with Bull#. Talk about why congress won't release these transcripts. No you can't do that so you try to discredit these guys. God can you be anymore transparent?
What doesn't congress, the GOP congress want us to know?
Fusion GPS, the intelligence firm behind the controversial Trump dossier, asked a federal court on Friday to stop its bank from turning over financial records subpoenaed by the House intelligence committee.
The intelligence panel said in its court filing related to the firm's request that it sought the banking information as part of its effort "to understand all facets of the 'dossier' written by former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele, including who paid for it, who received it, what steps were taken to corroborate it and whether the FBI relied on it in its investigation of the allegations of collusion.
The subpoenas also requested depositions of key members of the private intelligence firm. Two partners at Fusion GPS, Peter Fritsch and Thomas Catán, invoked their Fifth Amendment rights not to answer questions during their closed-door appearance before the committee Wednesday, according to their attorney, Joshua Levy. After the session, which lasted more than an hour, Levy charged that the committee broke with its past practices by requiring them to physically appear to plead the Fifth. "No American should have to experience the indignity that occurred today," Levy told reporters. "No American should be required to appear before a congressional committee just to invoke his constitutional privileges. But that is what Chairman (Devin) Nunes required of our clients at Fusion GPS today, in a sharp departure from even the past practice of this committee's investigation, where witnesses under the exact same circumstances were excused from appearing."
Rachel Maddow reports that the transcript of the testimony of Glenn Simpson, co-founder of Fusion GPS, the company that hired Dossier author Christopher Steele, is approved for public release as long as Chuck Grassley.
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: Boadicea
What did they refuse to give under oath? The just had a closed hearing.
A congressional panel on Wednesday dropped attempts to force the founder of a firm that hired a former British spy to compile a dossier of links between the 2016 Trump election campaign and Russia to testify under oath, a lawyer for the firm said.
Glenn Simpson, the co-founder of the firm that assembled the controversial “Steele dossier” on President Trump, has struck a deal to appear before the House Intelligence Committee for a voluntary closed-door interview next week, committee leaders announced Wednesday.
An attorney for Simpson said he will not assert his Fifth Amendment rights during the interview, as was done by two other executives from the firm who appeared before the committee last month.
Simpson had been under subpoena by the committee, which is seeking more information on the dossier as part of its investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. That order will be lifted at the time of the interview on Tuesday, Reps. Mike Conaway (R-Texas) and Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said during a joint statement.