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Although there has been some noise quite recently that the kremlin might take over alpha bank. the owners of alpha bank have turned up numerous times on the periphery of the russia scandal involving president trump and his campaign. for one, theyre mentioned in the christopher steele dossier thats been such a controversial part of the anecdotes and allegations around potential collusion between the trump campaign and russia during the 2016 election. the alpha bank owners are currently involved i...

Numerous times. for one, day athey are mentione the christopher steele dossier, part of the consolation of anecdotes and collusion between the trump campaign and russia during the 2016 election. the owners are involved in a legal dispute with fusion gps over their being named in steeles dossier. alpha banked turned up because computer servers associated with alpha bank were reportedly observed during the summer of 2016 having lots and lots of unexplained online communications with computer serve...

If he can stay out on bail pending another court case he felt would lead to an overturning of his conviction. he was challenging the constitutioni constitutionity -- constitutionality and now to jero jerome corsi. he told people earlier this month he thought he was about to get indicted by the special counsels investigation because he had been asked about what he knew about wikileaks obtaining hacked e-mails hacked by russian operatives from the dnc computer servers including e-mails from john p...

Its easier if you have memos, draft questions, research, et cetera. that was a big scandal at the type. the computer servers inside judiciary committee got seized as evidence. people got fired. people were referred for prosecution. so brett kavanaugh as a bush white house lawyer nominated to become a judge once they had him under oath, yeah, he was definitely going to get asked if he had any role in that scandal, any knowledge of it. he appears to have lied in response to those questions you sai...

Vladimir putin. >> they are russian military officials. and i want to ask you know specifically about what were learning in the indictment about how they did their hacking and the dissemination of the stolen documents and data. president trump suggests that there was nefarious reason the dnc didnt turnover its computer servers after the hacking because discovered. in january of 2017, the fbi said the dnc rebuffed its request. have you since then given the fbi access? >> todays tweet is rehashing...

Defendants with money laundering for transferring cryptocurrencies through a web of transactions in order to purchase computer servers, regist register domains, and make other payments in furtherance of their hacking activities while trying to conceal their connections to russia. count 11 charges two defendants for a separate conspiracy to access computers without authorization and to damage those computers in connection with efforts to infiltrate computers used to administer elections. finally,...

Of trump sitting down with putin. that the 12 defendants were acting as part of their capacity as part of the russian intelligence agency, the gru. evan, what can you tell us about the indictment? >> this indictment has a lot of great detail, incredible detail. it lists the names of these russian military officers, it lists the units they worked for inside the gru, which is the russian military agency -- military intelligence agency. and it goes into great detail into what was an orchestrated ca...

Indictment, not by name but what they do if you will. no indication that americans knew that they were having any kind of dealings with these russians who were on the internet under assumed identities. in effect, two of the nine charges or aggravated identity theft. they called themselves d.c. leaks. they were looking to burst into the scene if you will and to meddle in our elections according to the deputy attorney general with two techniques, spearfishing by sending emails and trying to target...

Of transactions in order to purchase computer servers, register domains, and make other payments and furtherance of their hacking activities while trying to conceal their connections to russia. count 11 charges to defendants for separate conspiracy to access computers without authorization and to damage those computers in connection with efforts to infiltrate computers used to administer elections. finally, the indictment seeks a forfeiture of property involved in the criminal activity. there is...

For transferring cryptocurrencies through a web of transactions in order to purchase computer servers, register domains, and make other payments in furtherance of their hacking activities while trying to conceal their connections to russia. count 11 charges two defendants for separate conspiracy, to access computers without authorization and to damage those computers in connection with efforts to infiltrate computers used to administer elections. finally, the indictment seeks the forfeiture of p...