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Staff writer covering national security & politics. / contributor. nbertrand@theatlantic.com nbertrand@protonmail.com

Washington, DC
Joined September 2011

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  1. There it is—Jury questionnaire for Manafort's upcoming trial in DC lists Sam Patten as someone whose name "may come up in connection with this case." (Patten pleaded guilty last week to failing to register as a foreign lobbyist for Ukraine's Opposition Bloc.)

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  2. Wow. "Given the instability many witnessed, there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th Amendment."

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    NEW: reports: Bob Woodward’s Account of Trump’s Mock Interview with Prosecutors Isn’t Pretty — In his new book, “Fear,” the legendary reporter writes that Trump stumbled over questions about Michael Flynn

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  4. More from FEAR: Woodward believes he played a role in fueling Trump's deep state paranoia, and that calling the dossier "garbage" on Fox last January "played a big role in launching Trump's war with the intelligence world, especially the FBI and Comey.”

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  5. New—That mock special counsel interview Dowd did with Trump centered around Michael Flynn, according to Woodward. Trump doesn't rule out that he was told before firing him that Flynn lied to the FBI. Additional details from "FEAR", which I obtained today:

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    New from : Jerome Corsi, Roger Stone associate and conspiracy theorist w Alex Jones infowars operation, has been subpoenaed in the Mueller investigation and will testify Friday.

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  7. Two men named by UK police as suspects in the Novichok poisoning were traveling on authentic Russian passports under the names Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov. Are believed to have arrived in the UK on an Aeroflot flight days before the attack.

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  8. Fred Guttenberg, whose daughter died in the Parkland shooting, tells that Kavanaugh not only wouldn’t shake his hand—he asked security to remove Guttenberg from the hearing, and identified him by the bracelets he wears to commemorate his daughter.

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    Trump "was lying to his lawyers - why would you lie to your own lawyers if you really feel like you don't have anything to hide?" on revelations in new Woodward book:

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  10. Coming up at 6 on

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    Sep 4

    Fred Guttenberg, the father of Jamie Guttenberg who was killed in the shooting in Parkland, Fla., left, tries to shake hands with 's Supreme Court nom., Brett Kavanaugh, right, during a lunch break. Kavanaugh did not shake his hand. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

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    Just walked up to Judge Kavanaugh as morning session ended. Put out my hand to introduce myself as Jaime Guttenberg's dad. He pulled his hand back, turned his back to me and walked away. I guess he did not want to deal with the reality of gun violence.

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    Sep 4

    Trump's lawyers reenacted his mock interviews FOR Mueller's office to try to convince the special counsel that Trump wasn't capable of telling the truth:

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  16. Per Bob Woodward, Dowd did a practice session with Trump to prepare him for a Mueller interview, peppering him with questions about the Russia investigation and “provoking stumbles, contradictions and lies until the president eventually lost his cool.”

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    Sep 4

    Mueller’s investigators told Randy Credico that he can bring a dog to his grand jury appearance

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    Aug 30

    Two important reads: 1 New by "Trump’s Top Targets in the Russia Probe are Experts in Organized Crime" 2 New by : "Understanding Trump v. Bruce Ohr: Think Russia’s top crime boss, Semion Mogilevich"

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  19. Crazy story. The wife of former NRA president David Keene tried to find five million barrels of Russian jet fuel— “nearly double what all of Russia’s refineries export in a month” — to sell to a man in Virginia. And she asked Maria Butina for help.

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    Sep 2

    For example, FISA doesn't require (or even really contemplate) hearings before a court grants a wiretap application. If lawmakers are shocked by that, as some profess to be, they could of course change the law.

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