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“There’s no SAINTHOOD for OBAMA, National Archives in Trump FBI RAID UPROAR”
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At this point, National Archives bureaucrats seem to have adapted the early motto of National Review, standing “athwart history, yelling STOP.” But as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton wisely warned in 2012, “Lack of transparency eats away like a cancer at the trust people should have in their government.”

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Pics will surface of Hussein holding AK47 in tribal attire.
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Videos / backup.
Google kill.
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Instagram kill.
Net will be paused.
HAMMER.
On the clock.
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Just getting out. Lots to unpack and transcribe. Will report once I’m home.

Dolan also mentioned Gregg Hartley, a Republican lobbyist. Dolan said that his communications with Danchenko occurred over email and phone, plus having breakfast and lunch together at times. Dolan said that he would communicate with Danchenko to check on Olga Galkina. Dolan understood that Danchenko was working as a political risk operative in London, where Orbis is based. Dolan learned of Christopher Steele and Christopher Borrows of Orbis through Danchenko, who said in an email that Dolan would meet Steele and Borrows at some point if he was in London or if Steele and Borrows came to Washington, D.C.

Government Exhibit 702 is an email from Danchenko to Dolan dated April 29, 2016. Danchenko thanks Dolan for lunch and says he forwarded Dolan’s letter to Steele and Borrows. He makes the point that he’ll introduce the 3 men if they ever are in London or D.C., respectively. Danchenko says he didn’t get his new passport this month so he would be available for breakfast on May 20 or 13; he also said he’d be in Russia the first half of June. Mentions the Hotel Peter across the street from the Central Bank…

Dolan says he never met Christopher Steele in person and didn’t work with Orbis Business Intelligence which is Steele’s company.

Keilty* brings up Government Exhibit 703, an email dated April 29, 2016, from Danchenko to Dolan with an attachment and subject line is: Business Intelligence. The email roughly read: "FYI, sample byproduct of my due diligence practice. Confidential: We don’t post these projects online." The attachment is an Orbis document prepared by Danchenko; Dolan says he didn’t know what the document was about.

Note mentioned in the middle of this information: In May of 2016, Dolan finalized a trip to Cyprus to meet with Olga Galkina and make a presentation to her boss. Dolan’s PR firm, KGlobal, signed a contract with Galkina’s company.

Dolan says he kept communicating with Danchenko, and was approached by the Young Presidents' Organization (YPO) to set up a conference in Moscow. Dolan felt that Danchenko would be useful. YPO, according to Dolan, is an organization that sets up networking events to connect CEOs of various companies. Dolan mentions his relations with Steven Kupka, a D.C. attorney who was involved in YPO. Kupka wanted to organize a visit to Moscow. The conference scheduled for October 2016 was to be called "Inside the Kremlin." Dolan was to be involved due to his extensive experience in Russia. The conference purpose was to introduce business people to Russian government officials. Dolan approached Danchenko because he’s fluent in Russian and knows English well. At one point, they scouted hotels and venues in Moscow for the attendees to gather.

Dolan recalls meeting with Danchenko in Moscow in June 2016 and having lunch together. He reiterates their communications involved emails, phone calls, lunch, and breakfast, and would both attend the YPO conference. In fact, Danchenko was a speaker there.

In July 2016, when Dolan went to Cyprus for 3-5 days to meet with Danchenko’s friend Olga Galkina for purported business with her company, Dolan confirms to Keilty that he did, in fact, "superficially" discuss the upcoming U.S. Presidential election with Galkina. Dolan specifically says they spoke about Hillary Clinton.

After his visit in Cyprus, Dolan returned to the U.S., continuing to be in contact with Danchenko and planning the YPO conference.

Government Exhibit 712A is an email dated August 19, 2016 at 1:08 PM from Danchenko to Dolan. Danchenko says:

"Hi Chuck,

"Here are the bios of two of four. Who were the others?" This is referring to the people speaking at the YPO conference.

Danchenko then writes: "Could you please ask someone to comment on Paul Manafort’s resignation and anything on the Trump campaign? Off the record of course! Any thought, rumor, allegation. I am working on a related project against Trump. I asked Gregg three months ago but he didn’t say much although shared a couple insights.

Thanks a lot!

Best,

Igor"

The "Gregg" that Danchenko is referring to is the aforementioned Gregg Hartley, Republican D.C. lobbyist.

Next, Keilty shares Dolan’s response. It roughly says: "Let me dig around on Manafort. Pretty sure the new team wanted him gone asap and used the recent NYT story to drive a stake in his heart."

There is also an additional reply after from Dolan to Danchenko that includes:

"Hi Igor,

I had a drink with a GOP friend of mine who knows [some things]. . . Corey Lewandowski who hates Paul Manafort and still speaks to Trump and regularly played a role. He is said to be doing a happy dance for it."

There was also a following paragraph that said "a number of people wanted Manafort out."

At the end of the email, Dolan attached a Politico article about Paul Manafort.

On the stand, Dolan testifies under oath to Keilty that he actually never met this "GOP friend," but got his story from cable news. Dolan says he felt like embellishing the story because he knew Danchenko was working in political risk and inferred that Danchenko had helped him before so he was trying to return the favor.

Government Exhibit 713B is Danchenko’s response email to Dolan regarding the Manafort information. Dated August 20, 2016, Danchenko wrote: "Our goals clearly coincide." He adds that any additional insights from Dolan would be greatly appreciated. Dolan’s ultimate response to Danchenko asking for more information was, "Thanks, I’ll let you know if I hear anything else." Dolan testifies that he did not provide more insights on Manafort.

Dolan says that he probably would’ve been involved in the Clinton campaign but at that time was not. Despite Danchenko writing to Dolan that he was working on an important project, Dolan did not know if Danchenko was working for anyone in particular. Dolan makes it a point to note that this email exchange was one of 50 emails he had received from various people and didn’t put too much thought into it.

Dolan met with the Special Counsel on numerous occasions. He claims that he knew about the Steele dossier because his client at the time of its publishing, Galkina’s company, was named in the report.

Government Exhibit 112, a page from the dossier, dated August 22, 2016, Paragraph 3 reads: "Speaking separately, also in late July 2016, an American political figure associated with Trump and his campaign outlined the reason behind Manafort’s recent demise. . ." The paragraph cites nearly verbatim what Charles Dolan wrote in his email to Danchenko about Paul Manafort. Coincidentally, Dolan’s email with the Manafort information was sent to Danchenko on August 20, 2016. So two days later, the information ended up in the Steele dossier.