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The $25 Million Connection Between The Clintons & The FBI's Spying Op On Trump Campaign

Is Secret No More

We are now learning that former Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer worked to

bring in $25 million in donations to the Clinton Foundation.

Oh yeah, and this all happened before he prompted the FBI to spy on Donald Trump's presidential

campaign.

As reported by Breitbart News, the former Australian Foreign Minister helped put together

on of the Clinton Foundation's biggest foreign donations ever back in February of 2006.

Both he and former President Bill Clinton signed the "Memorandum of Understanding"

which stated that the money was going towards providing screenings and medical drug treatment

for people in Asia suffering from AIDS.

The donation was initially meant to go to the Clinton Foundation… however, it was

then handed to an affiliate, the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI).

As Breitbart put it, "The project was lauded for its help in China, Indonesia, Papua New

Guinea, and Vietnam, but auditors criticized its "management weaknesses" and inadequate

budgetary oversight."

Chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee, Representative Jim Jordan,

stated, "The Clintons' tentacles go everywhere.

So, that's why it's important."

Jordan has been very vocal about his support for the Trump administration during the entirety

of the Russia investigation.

He continued, "We continue to get new information every week it seems that sort of underscores

the fact that the FBI hasn't been square with us."

Breitbart News writes:

Interestingly, The New York Timesfailed to disclose these details in a May 16 story entitled

"A Secret Mission, a Code Name and Anxiety: Inside the Early Days of the F.B.I.'s Trump

Investigation" in which they detailed Downer's involvement in "Crossfire Hurricane,"

the code name for the interview which led directly to an investigation into ties between

Russia and then Presidential candidate Donald Trump.

They did, however, manage to capture something that Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida

once told the Fox Business Network: "It's like the deep state all got together to try

to orchestrate a palace coup," he said.

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Paul Ryan Just Got The Bad News That Is The Final Nail In His Coffin - Duration: 14:31.

Paul Ryan Just Got The Bad News That Is The Final Nail In His Coffin

Paul Ryan continues to sabotage Donald Trump's agenda.

The RINO speaker's conduct since announcing his retirement has infuriated conservatives.

The chickens may be coming home to roost as Ryan got the bad news that is the final nail

in his career's coffin.

Ryan planned to leave Congress after the midterm elections.

But conservatives may force him out sooner.

Ryan failed to deliver on his promise to bring an immigration bill Donald Trump supported

up for a vote.

And Ryan has done nothing to stop pro-illegal immigration Republicans from tag-teaming with

Democrats to gather enough signatures for a discharge petition that would allow them

to vote on an amnesty bill just months before the midterm elections.

Ryan's attempts to undermine the party's chances of victory in November have increased

chatter that conservatives will force him out before the elections so they can choose

a speaker who is committed to Trump's agenda.

Politico reports:

The doubts have been fueled by a series of high-profile embarrassments for the Wisconsin

Republican.

The most recent was the collapse of the Republican farm bill Friday on the House floor.

But centrist Republicans have also backed Ryan into a corner on immigration, the most

contentious issue facing the party.

And this week, those moderates are expected to reach the 218-vote threshold needed to

force bipartisan votes to protect Dreamers — despite Ryan's effort to stop them.

"The conference is in open warfare.

Paul has run out of juice," said a senior Republican lawmaker who wants a speaker vote

to happen soon and requested anonymity to speak frankly.

"It became clear on Friday that it's time to let go."

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Adding to the awkwardness, Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney over the

weekend endorsed the idea of Ryan stepping down now and allowing his likely successor,

Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, to become speaker this year.

Procedurally, such a vote would also force Democrats to vote for or against Nancy Pelosi

as party leader.

"I've talked with Kevin about this privately but not as much publicly," Mulvaney said

at an event hosted by The Weekly Standard.

"Wouldn't it be great to force a Democrat running in a tight race to have to put up

or shut up about voting for Nancy Pelosi eight weeks before an election?

That's a really, really good vote for us to force if we can figure out how to do it."

McCarthy denied suggestions Monday that he was trying to get President Donald Trump to

oust Ryan, dismissing a separate report in The Weekly Standard that a coup was afoot.

He also downplayed Mulvaney's comments, arguing that the "only thing Mulvaney has

ever talked about is 'Will you run for speaker if we keep the majority?'

Nothing different than that whatsoever."

Ryan has always been a champion of open borders and amnesty for illegal aliens.

On his way out the door, he is preparing to drive one final knife in the back of conservatives.

But Trump supporters in Congress are on to him and are moving to beat him to the punch.

We will keep you updated on any new developments in this story.