***BREAKING*** Mueller indicts thirteen Russian nationals for U.S. elections meddling.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

PER CNN

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Andrea Mitchell reading from the indictment -

it specifically says the Russians interfered with the election to aid the Trump campaign and disparage Clinton.

[leftstreet]

6. Does it cite the specific form of the interference?

Seems that's the most important takeaway from all this

For months and months we've heard the terms 'interfered,' 'meddled' etc. Maybe now we can address EXACTLY what needs to be fixed to prevent this in the future

[toddwv]

23. Yes.

You can read the indictment here:
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/16/russians-indicted-in-special-counsel-robert-muellers-probe.html

[wishstar]

37. They were even on ground arranging rallies where they suggested using Hillary effegy in a cage etc.

Not just Facebook and Twitter, but they got Americans to participate in anti-Hillary rally events

[dalton99a]

9. +1

[NewJeffCT]

34. interesting that it says "unwitting individuals"

associated with the Trump campaign...does that mean they're witless? Or half-wits?

[getagrip_already]

83. it means facebook and twitter......

He didn't indict any americans intentionally. The statements only apply to the indictments, not the investigation.

Expect more indictments. There was also one plea deal, so someone has flipped.

[suffragette]

87. Thats a bit worrisome to me. Seems to let Trump campaign people off the hook, as if they did not

realize they were colluding with Russians.

Hope that’s not an out they are being given.

[paleotn]

111. No ones off the hook yet.

but 13 Russian nationals and 3 Russian entities are definitely ON the hook....along with Flynn, Gates, Mannafort and Papadopoulos. The investigation is no where near done.

[suffragette]

137. I hope youre right. I still remember the letdown of Fitzmas.

[relayerbob]

134. Not to worry

Quite the opposite. This is designed to corner the rats trying to escape the sinking ship

[Nitram]

113. "Unwitting" means without their knowledge.

[Boomerproud]

12. I bet it made Mrs. Greenspan sad that she had to say the words "Aid Trump, disparage Clinton"

since she does the very same thing every day-in public.

[Iliyah]

14. Andrea Mitchell can kiss my arse.

She definitely spewed total bullshit on Clinton.

She's one of the "shitholes"

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

19. She's just reading the indictment, not commenting on it.

[MontanaMama]

31. She still disparages Clinton

at every opportunity. Not a fan of Mrs. Greenspan here.

[LiberalFighter]

59. I wonder if Andrea Mitchell was one of those unwitting individuals?

[onecent]

2. Thanks God.....it's going to get her soon..

[NightWatcher]

3. Here's the 37 page indictment

Link to tweet

[Bleacher Creature]

7. I got goosebumps when I saw Mueller's signature on the last page.

That probably sounds super weird.

[Leghorn21]

11. Now weird at all, Creature!! We need these motherfuckers GONE, and right now Robert

Swan Mueller III is the man with a plan!!

[Bleacher Creature]

120. Amen to that!!

[NightWatcher]

15. The Russians pushed pro Bernie, and pro Jill Stein info against Hillary.

Read this now. And brace for the rest of today.

[Bleacher Creature]

21. Wow!! Glenn Greenwald is going to have a sad. NT

[paleotn]

114. I wish that he's indicted...

as future hammers fall. Along with the "closet" rapist, currently holed up in an Ecuadorian embassy closet in London.

[Stardust1]

143. I second that!

Assange uses trolls to manipulate people while pretending to be all about truth. I despise that hypocritical, anti-semitic, anti-feminist, egotist. (If those those leaked Twitter messages of his private conversations are real.)

[DFW]

98. That's what the Europeans thought in 2016

Although they only thought that about Sanders. They had no idea who Jill Stein was.

[relayerbob]

135. That was pretty clear at the time, TBH

A lot of stuff coming from the fringes and the Stein group were associated with RT and other Russian groups. They were even more gullible (if fewer in number) than the Trumpites

[berni_mccoy]

51. Damn, it's an image PDF... can't search the text...

[NightWatcher]

55. That's what I said

[oberliner]

4. This is big - thank you for posting

Watching coverage of it on MSNBC now.

[mcar]

5. Boom!

[Angry Dragon]

8. Trump says these are good people, has his doubts, some bad people on the other side

[Le Gaucher]

10. are any of them in USA?? .. Can the fucking bastards be arrested?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

17. Probably not; but that's not really the point.

The real point was to establish that the Russian interference with the election was real and criminal and intended to benefit Trump.

[spooky3]

28. On MSNBC they mentioned at least one USA contact in Texas

who was allegedly involved in an interest group. The contact allegedly urged the machine to focus on purple states.

[getagrip_already]

86. there was one plea deal that wasn't addressed in the presser....

An individual pleaded guilty to a single count of identity theft. That means he/she is cutting a deal.

More to come.

[Stryst]

136. There's also some stuff coming out right now

about stolen identities used to bypass the security restrictions on online payment services. I wonder how that links up with the Equifax hack?

[NeoGreen]

13. Is Putin listed? (nt)

[dalton99a]

16. Russians tried to suppress minority turnout

Link to tweet

[louis c]

24. I wonder what Jill Stein was doing in Russia with Flynn and Putin?

Ya, I wonder.

Don't be surprised if she doesn't get indicted in this whole thing. Just don't be surprised.

[dalton99a]

106. It was an accidental visit

She was an accidental tourist, and the seating was also accidental - entirely accidental

[Sneederbunk]

18. Do each of the 13 weigh 300 pounds?

[OKNancy]

20. Russian bots and trolls Supporting Trump, Sanders and

Stein to weaken Hillary

[sheshe2]

22. This!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good to hear!

[njhoneybadger]

25. It's MUELLER time

[Mr. Ected]

26. We have the quid

And soon we'll have the quo.

...kind of hard for Trump to say that Russia didn't meddle in our elections after these indictments. This is HUGE.

[Afromania]

27. I don't know what to say about this news..... wait a minute, I think I do!

[link:|

[triron]

29. Need to know what their names are.

[Kingofalldems]

30. They will sing like birds too.

Trump sidekicks must be shaking right now.

[onenote]

33. Are they still in the US?

If not, they're basically untouchable.

[Iliyah]

38. You mean Nunes, Gowdy, Chaffetz, Rohrabacher, McCarthy,

Meadows, Lying Ryan, McTurtle, et al.

[Kingofalldems]

40. All of them.

[Joe941]

32. Connect the dots...

to tRump!

[MontanaMama]

35. SHS must be prepping yuuuuuuge lies

for her press briefing today, because all of this must be fake news.

[Shrike47]

101. They are already calling the alleged 2nd affair in 2006 fake news. Busy day of denial.

[octoberlib]

36. On Msnbc they said that a grassroots group in Texas assisted the Russians and told them which states

to target. You know the GOP and Trump helped them out. This is gonna get interesting.

[OhioBlue]

142. hmmm... group in TX that told Russians where to target money.... something rings a bell

https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevenbertoni/2016/11/22/exclusive-interview-how-jared-kushner-won-trump-the-white-house/#eddaa243af68


By June the GOP nomination secured, Kushner took over all data-driven efforts. Within three weeks, in a nondescript building outside San Antonio, he had built what would become a 100-person data hub designed to unify fundraising, messaging and targeting. Run by Brad Parscale, who had previously built small websites for the Trump Organization, this secret back office would drive every strategic decision during the final months of the campaign. "Our best people were mostly the ones who volunteered for me pro bono," Kushner says. "People from the business world, people from nontraditional backgrounds."

Kushner structured the operation with a focus on maximizing the return for every dollar spent. "We played Moneyball, asking ourselves which states will get the best ROI for the electoral vote," Kushner says. "I asked, How can we get Trump's message to that consumer for the least amount of cost?" FEC filings through mid-October indicate the Trump campaign spent roughly half as much as the Clinton campaign did.

[Little Star]

148. +1

[Hekate]

39. Rod Rosenstein speaking. GO!

[proudp55]

41. Mueller is amazing. I love him.

[Nevernose]

42. I pray its not cover for a LACK of indictments against GOP

Which I still think is a possibility. The Very Important People and the Very Important Thinkers who all know what’s best for us still might let all the Trump bullshit slide “to preserve faith in our democratic institutions” or some such bullshit.

If you couldn’t tell: I’m just kind of cynical. Optimistic, but deeply cynical.

[Maggiemayhem]

69. Think of it as a starting point in the race to save our democracy

[Sophia4]

85. Just wait.

Even if they don't indict Republicans who won their offices in part thanks to this interference, many if not most Americans will put 2 plus 2 together.

Republicans have a big, big, big, big problem.

In the future, candidates for office will have to be wary of interference in election campaigns like this.

This is just the first step. Wait and see.

[Nevernose]

140. As I read through the indictments

I came up with one good thing: my friends on the Left can’t say “Russia is just a distraction! Where’s the proof that Russia meddled? There’s no proof!”

I see it among a certain crowd of Leftists all the time, especially on Twitter. I still read Glen Greenwald and appreciate his reporting. That “certain crowd” I just mentioned, though, read Greenwald completely uncritically and seemingly unaware of bias on the part of anyone they like.

[BumRushDaShow]

43. Benjamin Wittes - BOOM!

Link to tweet

TEXT
Benjamin Wittes
✔
@benjaminwittes

BOOM!!!https://www.justice.gov/file/1035477/download …
12:55 PM - Feb 16, 2018 · Washington, DC

(I had to... )

[Cartoonist]

44. What law did they break?

Over in freeperton they are celebrating. "The Russians supported Trump and disparaged Hillary. That's a crime? Is Mueller going to indict all republicans?"

They see this as Mueller's last gasp and that the investigation is over.

Of course they're idiots, but what exactly is the crime?

[Kaleva]

45. There's several posts in this thread that specify what the indictments are for

[KY_EnviroGuy]

72. Good one-sentence summary...

I found on Chris Hayes' Twitter:
(snip)
"They’re charged with essentially malicious electioneering funded by bank fraud and identity theft."

From the BBC:
(snip)
"Three of those named have been accused of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and five have been accused of aggravated identity theft. Three Russian companies are also named in the indictment."

See: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-43092085

----------
I love the way the indictment goes into details of the methods they used. This should embarrass a lot of right-wingers that participated in these shenanigans (but probably not).

[getagrip_already]

90. conspiracy to defraud the US....

Basically a treason charge, but for foreign entities.

[Stardust1]

144. I can hear them now...

I bet they're going to say things like: "Lol all this says is a few idiots were dumb enough to listen to some trolls. So what? They're just words, you can't arrest people for words. FIRST AMMENDMENT!"

Too bad for them the law won't see it that way. People are starting to get sick of lies and manipulation.

[Takket]

46. So this kind of makes me nervous

Please tell me we aren't going down the road of "it was all Russia and drumpf had no idea what was going on". We need him gone but don't see him being tied to Russia yet

[StarryNite]

103. Makes me nervous too...

I hope trump and his minions don't get a pass.

[Stardust1]

146. Questions:

If the election was messed with does it invalidate it in the eyes of the law? What does that mean for Trumps presidency? Can anyone here clue me in?

[mchill]

47. Something was started in Russia, that organized this in 2013

The year Trump visited Russia for the Miss Universe pageant.

[Maggiemayhem]

73. Wasnt this about the same time Bill ORielly and Fox started all the Putin fawning?

[klook]

125. and Giuliani. (n/t)

[still_one]

48. Hmmm, so where are Jill Stein, Glenn Grenwald, and Matt Tabbi telling us there is no evidence of

Russian involvement in the election?

[sheshe2]

133. They all fled to Moscow an hour after the breaking news.

[still_one]

138. ........................................................................................

[C Moon]

49. Oooooo boy. I had a feeling this morning, something was going to happen.

Trump is probably pulling his gross hair out.

[Cracklin Charlie]

56. Love a good Friday series of bombshells.

Start the weekend off with a bang!

Now, to catch up...

[C Moon]

107. +1

[Stardust1]

147. What hair?

You mean that gross toupee?

[C Moon]

150. :D

[HootieMcBoob]

50. This also protects Mueller and Rosenstein

It will now be very difficult for a Trump and The GOP to denigrate or otherwise move to end or meddle in the investigation. And, any meddling in the investigation is evidence of Republican collusion in support of the Russians which as far as I’m concerned amounts to treason.

[C_U_L8R]

67. Yup. Genius move.

[GusBob]

75. Very good points to which I might add

The FBI has just made moves to protect future elections

[lark]

91. I missed that.

What did they do? Protecting the next election is paramount, so really interested in anything that helps.

[BoneyardDem]

118. The FBI just made it a whole lot more difficult for Trump to ignore the current election cycle

....doing nothing to protect our Democracy can no longer be ignored.

[GusBob]

119. Thank you for saying better than I

Ty

[HootieMcBoob]

124. It implicates Fox News Also

Fox News and every Right wing talking head have all been doing the bidding of Putin. Trump, Pence, Nunes, Ryan, McConnell, Grassley, Graham. All of them are guilty of treasonous behavior by enabling this.

[Kaleva]

93. +1

[getagrip_already]

95. it also puts a bright light on congress and the wh/treasury department over sanctions.....

Watch them dance. I don't expect them to actually do anything, but they will be very scarce for a while.

[paleotn]

117. you are correct.

[WhiteTara]

52. Do these Russians live in the US?

How will we get our hands on them if they are out of country? Interpol? I want to see the perp walk.

[getagrip_already]

94. the indictement listed them being in st petersburgh...

We will have to find someone left at the state department to request extradition.

It will take a while to find them though; soo many empty cubicles to search through.

[cungar2000]

53. Well this isn't promising

The indictment also said that those charged staged political rallies inside the United States, posing as Americans and U.S. grassroots group. Some of them communicated with "unwitting individuals associated with the Trump Campaign and with other political activists to seek to coordinate political activities."


"unwitting" makes it sound like he's backing off Trump's campaign staff.

[GulfCoast66]

60. This is just one facet of the investigation and it protects Mueller

Fire him now and you are not just shutting down the investigation but prosecution. Two very different things.

I think Mueller is about to get very close to Trump with Gates plea deal which will soon be released. This gives him cover.

[4nic8em]

61. Interestingly, the AAG wording

was specifically "THIS indictment", affording the possibility that other indictments may/will be forthcoming...

[Cosmocat]

70. A couple thoughts

First, ignorance is not necessarily a defense under the law.

Second, this is a pretty decisive statement proving that 1) Russia did act purposefully to influence the election AND 2) DO SO IN FAVOR OF 45.

In the context of indictments of the Flynn et all, this adds, in a fairly big way, another element, specific to the election.

NOW, it isn't there, and we have to wait and see, but if you do 1 plus 1 with all the indictments to see where it is going ...

[NewJeffCT]

102. They "witting" individuals on Team Trump

may have directed the Russian operatives to contact certain people within the Trump campaign knowing that these persons had no knowledge they were Russians, and thus had deniability when it came to knowing who they were and where they were from.

I highly doubt it is a coincidence that these 13 indictments came within 24 hours of Gates agreeing to a plea deal with Mueller. Gates likely hooked up Mueller with the people on Team Trump that did know the IRA was Russian and supporting Trump.

[wiggs]

121. May have been unwitting at some point, but things evolved. Why else would everyone lie about

contacts with Russians?

So they've identified WHO AND HOW the russians helped Trump....Next up...WHY

[Turbineguy]

54. Unwitting.....

That pretty much describes the trump administration.

[cungar2000]

58. It also helps them

They can just claim ignorance.

[Turbineguy]

65. What's more

Agent Orange can't fire them now.

[LovingA2andMI]

57. TRUMP IS ILLEGITIMATE.....

In The Office of POTUS. Period!

[R B Garr]

66. I sure hope this is brought up. You can bet the GOP would

be rioting over this if the shoe was on the other foot.

[Glimmer of Hope]

92. Yes!

[Catherine Vincent]

62. I betcha one of these Russians hacked DU!

[spooky3]

79. me too. Hope the admins are checking it out.

But unfortunately, if the perps are not in the US, there isn't much the prosecutors can do.

[R B Garr]

63. MSNBC analysis: Next step is who in America helped them

I forget her name, but she helped prosecute Watergate.

[spooky3]

76. Jill Wine Banks. I really like her commentary.

[R B Garr]

82. Yes, that's it. Her name is not that hard to remember, either, lol.

She is fantastic.

[MontanaMama]

77. Jill Wine Banks?

She knows her stuff.

[R B Garr]

80. Yes, she is awesome. As soon as I see her name, it seems

hard to forget, but then I forget again, lol.

[spooky3]

84. You're not alone! My memory for names is not what it used to be!

[MontanaMama]

89. Can you imagine

what it must have been like for her to be a woman prosecutor in Watergate way back then? I often think of her and wonder about her experiences through that process. She must have some amazing stories!!

[R B Garr]

97. Yes! I have had those same thoughts about her! And she would have

been very young then, too, and held her own among those legal stalwarts. I would love to hear her stories.

[C_U_L8R]

64. I love the sound...

of Russians singing to the Grand Jury.

Trump is caught in middle and the big squeeze is coming next.

Even more genius, there is no reasonable
way that Trump can fire Mueller now.

[Lazy Daisy]

68. HOLY CHYT!!!

Put your seatbelts on kiddos, this ride's about to get bumpy!

[GusBob]

71. Million dollar question: will this prevent meddling in 2018 and 2020

If so Mueller has done a great service to our nation and far more than congress or Trump has done

[OnDoutside]

74. This was really needed right now, of all times. I love the Friday drop.

[spooky3]

78. Ari Melber on now explaining things for us non-lawyers. Thinks that there are

"more shoes to drop."

[shraby]

81. Mueller has been a busy boy.

[gademocrat7]

88. Getting closer.

[nolabels]

96. Instead of whatever emotion you might be inclined to, you might want to think about it first

I have noticed with people breaking the law and the government enforcing the law on non-violent crimes it seems to be a ratio of 10 to 1 all the way to a 10,000 to 1 on the enforcement of the law. So is there any idea of how many foreign agents screwing around in the US anyway?

[Sam McGee]

99. Latest tweet from Trump to Putin:

VLADIMIR: THE SHIT HAS HIT THE FAN!!! SEND LAWYERS, GUNS, MONEY, AND BLOW!!!!

[Exotica]

100. more from the indictment

[NewJeffCT]

108. sounds like they were really scared of Clinton

in my opinion

[Liberty Belle]

104. Here's the link to the indictments

https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/4380504/The-Special-Counsel-s-Indictment-of-the-Internet.pdf

[HootieMcBoob]

105. Trump is Putins Puppet

[bigbrother05]

109. With this, they'll be able to connect GOP to those people and groups

With indicted Russians, they will build the web of connections between US politicians and Russian operatives.

Maybe the NRA and GOP Super PACs will be the next links.

[trueblue2007]

110. CAN they get the death penalty ????

[getagrip_already]

139. They weren't charged with a capitol crime or treason.....

So no. Treason can only be charged against a us citizen.

But now, a legal statement of war exists; cyber war, but still, the use of war is a standard not seen before.

So maybe when all the indictments are in, it will be a possibility.

[flibbitygiblets]

112. Brilliant move to start with indictment of Russians. Now tRump can't stop the investigation.

Mueller is shrewd to indict the Russians at this point. All the "Russia Hoax/Witch Hunt" crap is now proven to be false (to anyone with two synapses left to rub together). Trump and his Fox allies won't be able to discredit the FBI & intelligence any more or he'll really look desperate.

And let's not gloss over that there's now a clear path to save our democratic election process.

Fear not, resisters! This is NOT the end of the investigation--more shoes are going to drop. We still have Manafort, Flynn, Gates, Pappadapolous in the hot seat (and in the process of being flipped and/or prosecuted), the whole "security clearance-gate" scandal...don't forget tRump's fricking Lester Holt confession about firing Comey, and orchestrating the cover story for the June meetings with Russians in Trump Tower, Flynn's assurances to the Russians that sanctions wouldn't be enforced (and they haven't been), the money-laundering, at least a few of tRump's dumb-ass kids are probably going to get indicated eventually...

And for President Pussygrabber himself? At the end of this national nightmare, there's going to be, at the very least, "unindicted co-conspirator" status for that asshole. All but the most rabid tRump fan will realize he's grossly incompetent, (and that's the charitable interpretation). His chances of re-election are circling the drain, and that's not going to change.

[klook]

126. I like your thought process here.

As much as we all want Drumpf to go down asap, really the best scenario is for him to hang like a rotting albatross around the neck of every Republican through Nov. 2018, as the catalogue of criminal cases against the GOP-Kremlin cabal continues to build.

[LiberalLovinLug]

130. Yes! I was about to write something similar.

If Mueller had started with either Trump or even any of his co-conspirators, the Republicans could use that, along with Hannity, Rush, etc...to bolster their pity party for the Groper in Chief.

This forces them to take a stand. Either side with these Russians being charged, or side with the intelligence services, and American law. There is no poor witch-hunted Republican to cry about. (yet) And hopefully, enough will come from this first step to open the door to a few more Republicans mentally prepared, or politically prepared, to finally turn their backs on their orange fuckwit of a President, once charges of some of their peers come to fruition.

[ehrnst]

122. I saw so many FB posts from progressive friends that were outrageous and easily debunked

but confirmed their confirmation bias against Hillary.

Fact checking the claims, and pointing out the nefarious sources led to accusations of "How can you SUPPORT THIS????" and "Go collect your paycheck from Correct the Record, Hilbot!!!" responses.

I don't expect apologies, of course.

[blue-wave]

123. Great News!!

Waiting for the rest of the indictments. This will be a very interesting year.

[llmart]

127. Just had a thought...

Will our mainstream media outlets have 24/7 new coverage of this "Crisis in America" like they did when they were persecuting Bill Clinton for a consensual sexual relationship with another adult? I will never forget how every TV broadcast led with some version of the "Constitutional Crisis" or daily newspapers giving every salacious detail on a daily basis for weeks on end.

Are they going to call this a "Crisis" and put it out there front and center day after day and explain it in terms that the average American can understand?

I highly doubt it.

[orangecrush]

128. K&R

[Enoki33]

129. Unbelievably president dotard is spinning the indictments

as vindication. The consensus seems to be he is, and has been, behaving like a defendant and not as president.

[flibbitygiblets]

131. Like his initial tweet: "It's been going on since before I got into the race".

Where's the outrage, where's the condemnation that our country was attacked (his actual job, ironically)? Nope, just self-protection, shifting, blaming, and (interestingly, finally) seeming acknowledgment that this electing hacking actually happened.

Because if our incompetent pussygrabbing president had his way, these indictments against Russians would NOT be happening. He'd still be pushing the "Fake Gnus" denials. During the debates his explanation was "It could be a 400# kid in NJ", but crickets since then on the subject. Since he was installed, the only things worth spending time and money on are deporting brown-skinned people, taking healthcare from poor people, and giving money to rich white people, including himself.

[Enoki33]

132. Again its about blaming Obama, then pivoting to make

it about himself. The irony is that pivot shows him to be the beneficiary of a extraordinarily well orchestrated attack on our country. An attack that is ongoing and threatens the fabric of our democracy. His reaction disqualifies him for the position he temporarily holds.

[McCamy Taylor]

141. The indictments now allow him to question more Americans who can then be indicted.

Not a lawyer, but this is how I see this:


Those so called "unwitting" dupes can be questioned. Their activities can be scrutinized. Courts can issue subpoenas since the information will be needed for cases against the 13 indicted Russian nationals.

The Americans will be questioned under oath without any need for "probable cause" because they will be witnesses in a case. While looking into the Russian's crimes, Mueller will almost certainly uncover crimes committed by the American contacts. Willing to bet that he and his team already have a good idea of which of the "unwitting" dupes are guilty of what and know exactly where to look and these indictments (which will not be heavily challenged, why would they be if these guys are all in Russia?) can lead to lots of new evidence gathering activity. And since they are not being charged (yet) with any crimes, Mueller can question them without letting them know what they are suspected of doing. So they ought to be really scared. Better lawyer up.

So basically, Mueller never expects jail time for the 13 Russians under indictment but their investigations will allow him to pursue Americans. And I don't think that Trump will be able to pardon any of the Russians. It would not look good. The most he can do is not ask for extradition (which he won't). Bt that won't stop the investigations.

[DeminPennswoods]

145. The most surprising thing to me was that Russia

picked Trump from the get-go. I knew Putin hated Clinton because he thought she helped foment opposition to him and wasn't surprised to have it validated that Putin did try to damage her election chances. It didn't really surprise me that Putin tried to help Trump after he became the GOP nominee.
But I was surprised that the Russians actively worked to help Trump during the primary.

I recall that RNC computers were hacked, too. Although none of whatever the Russians got became public, I wonder if that info helped direct Russia toward Trump as the person most likely to wreck havoc on America or gave them ideas on how to attack Cruz and Rubio. The Russian plan was pretty audacious and maybe when they realized they caught lightning in a bottle with Trump, they geared up and went all in.

[YOHABLO]

149. These Russians that were indicted: will never be prosecuted for their crimes.