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Posted on 07/18/2018 7:52:27 PM PDT by ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas
The White House said Wednesday that President Trump would consider whether to allow Russian prosecutors to interview onetime U.S. ambassador to Moscow Michael McFaul and other Americans in connection with criminal claims against Bill Browder, a prominent critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
On Wednesday, Sanders said there "was some conversation" between Trump and Putin at their Monday summit about Russia's request, "but there wasn’t a commitment made on behalf of the United States and the president will work with his team and we’ll let you know if there’s an announcement on that front."
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Hours later, Browder told Fox News' "The Story" that Sanders' statement was "absolutely appalling and ridiculous. The idea that the White House and Donald Trump would be considering handing these people over and me over to the Russians is just appalling," Browder told anchor Martha MacCallum. "It's effectively treason to hand over patriotic people who’ve been trying to do the right thing, and they'd better come out quickly and walk that one back. Otherwise, this is truly a litmus test for the Trump administration."
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Of course that won’t happen either but it will make the Clintons nervous to hear the idea.
The Clintons have nothing to worry about
How many decades have I heard that they are going to jail and it never happens? Why would this be any different.
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Trading Soros, Browder and McFaul to Russia in exhange for some GRU agents alleged to have Phished DNC & RNC sounds like a swell deal to me.
I’d have absolutely no problem with Trump handing over George Soros to Putin, or the Hungarian government.
This president is somehow reluctant to put “criminal Hillary” in jail after he ramped up crowd after crowd calling her that. There is enough info in the comey report to indict and imprison her. Unforthcoming reports on the uranium, the foundation and selling access, will evaporate in the fog of democrat obfuscation.
She will not go to jail under this president and she will be too ill and the democrat that follows him in 2040 will make her a hero.
Russia has brought charges against this man for crimes in Russia.
Why would we NOT let them question him?
Hell, it’s a ROUTINE criminal case...just like burglary or murder.
Can we hand Soros over to the Russians?
This is all hysteria now, anti Russian craziness.
Browder is a commie too. His grandpa was head of the US Communist party.
He is no longer an American either.
He’s Putin’s rival for money and influence.
He’s not just some random businessman.
“Why would we NOT let them question him?”
I don’t think we have extradition agreements with Russia.
And, this Browder, a commie prince, is not a US citizen.
Why can’t they interview them? We want to interview the members of the GRU, so why wouldn’t we let them talk to our former ambassador?
“In 1998, Bill Browder gave up his U.S. citizenship and became a British citizen, partly to avoid paying U.S. taxes on foreign investments.”
That’s from his Wikipedia.
He seems to want to skip out on taxes.
If Browder is in the US, he’s under the jurisdiction of the US.
And there actually a treaty between the two countries on such criminal matters....now I don’t know if the past 3 administrations ever used that part of the treaty but it was agreed upon by the Clinton administration in 1998
See #15.
When you state you have been trying to do the right thing, it actually means you have been doing the wrong thing occasionally.
We wouldn’t extradite them. We would allow the Russian to sit an while WE interrogate them just like Putin proposed that Mueller send a team to Russia to observe the investigation into the GRU members.
Out the involved IC perps.
Are they tied to Brennan?
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