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JJ Green‏ -(Edward R. Murrow Award winning National Security Correspondent at @WTOP | Host of Target USA podcast )-

ALERT: Source: Woman lives near Nashville Tenn. believed to be "suffering from mental illness, obsession with the WH”. Family has reported her to Secret Service in the past. She's been arrested before. Source says "she's not believe to be trying to hurt anyone."

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Nick Short 🇺🇸‏-

McCain associate David Kramer was subpoenaed in mid-January & pled the fifth. Yet, Kramer gave a videotaped deposition last December in separate civil litigation against BuzzFeed about the dossier. So how can he plead the fifth?*****

Robert Barnes ‏ (Trial lawyer. High-profile wins for clients in civil, criminal and constitutional law. Featured in UK Times & AP: America's most successful political gambler.)-

Generally speaking, testifying previously on a matter in a different case does not waive a later Fifth Amendment claim. What can be done is Congress can subpoena his testimony in the Buzzfeed case, and he cannot assert the Fifth as to testimony he already gave.

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Woman lives near Nashville Tenn. believed to be "suffering from mental illness, obsession with the WH”. Family has reported her to Secret Service in the past. She's been arrested before. Source says "she's not believe to be trying to hurt anyone."

She known to SS. Sounds like she WAS trying to hurt someone inside the WH. Lock her up and throw away the key.