Top Attorney For Special Counsel Jack
Smith Previously Spiked Clinton Foundation Investigation
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 12/30/2025 1:50:04 PM
Ray Hulser, the then-head of the Department of Justice's Public Integrity Section (PIN), withheld information from the U.S. Attorney's Office investigating the Clinton Foundation under Trump 1.0. Hulser would later downplay and/or provide inconsistent details concerning the Clinton Foundation probe to both Trump 1.0's DOJ and Special Counsel John Durham's office. In spite of -- or maybe because of -- that history, Special Counsel Jack Smith selected Hulser to help lead the criminal witch-hunt against Trump, with Hulser personally recommending Smith subpoena the toll records of nearly a dozen Congressional Republicans.
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Top Attorney For Special Counsel Jack
Smith Previously Spiked Clinton Foundation Investigation 11 replies
Smith Previously Spiked Clinton Foundation Investigation 11 replies
Ray Hulser, the then-head of the Department of Justice's Public Integrity Section (PIN), withheld information from the U.S. Attorney's Office investigating the Clinton Foundation under Trump 1.0. Hulser would later downplay and/or provide inconsistent details concerning the Clinton Foundation probe to both Trump 1.0's DOJ and Special Counsel John Durham's office. In spite of -- or maybe because of -- that history, Special Counsel Jack Smith selected Hulser to help lead the criminal witch-hunt against Trump, with Hulser personally recommending Smith subpoena the toll records of nearly a dozen Congressional Republicans.
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"A Somali-run day care is claiming somebody broke in and stole "important documents" as the national spotlight shines on the unfolding multibillion-dollar fraud involving Minnesota human services. Nasrulah Mohamed, manager of Nakomis Daycare Center, told reporters that a suspect entered through the kitchen at the rear of the facility, damaging a wall and breaking into the building's office, sometime Tuesday. He said the alleged prowler stole "important documentation" including children's enrollment information, employee documentation and checkbooks. Mohamed blamed last week's viral video by You Tuber Nick Shirley (snip) Nakomis Day Care Center was not one of the facilities featured in Shirley's video (snip.)
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