Does this mean McGahn and Don, Jr. might be targets?

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Link to tweet

Look at all the redactions! But pay attention to page 2.
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6502875-10-20-19-Unredacted-Doc-Grand-Jury.html

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1. Jr. was deemed too stupid to indict

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2. How do we know he hasn't been indicted under seal. Or will soon be indicted?

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3. ...

Dont know about his future but...

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/04/mueller-report-confirms-don-jr-too-stupid-to-collude-with-russia/amp

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4. Was this a poor attempt at satire by Vanityfair?

[Hoyt]

5. It's in the Mueller Report. Mueller said that Junior did not possess the knowledge required to

violate the law with respect to the trump tower meeting.

Mueller really had to contort himself to let these criminals off:

"On the facts here, the government would unlikely be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the June 9 meeting participants had general knowledge that their conduct was unlawful.

"The investigation has not developed evidence that the participants in the meeting were familiar with the foreign-contribution ban or the application of federal law to the relevant factual context. The government does not have strong evidence of surreptitious behavior or efforts at concealment at the time of the June 9 meeting. While the government has evidence of later efforts to prevent disclosure of the nature of the June 9 meeting that could circumstantially provide support for a showing of scienter, see Volume II, Section II.G, infra, that concealment occurred more than a year later, involved individuals who did not attend the June 9 meeting , and may reflect an intention to avoid political consequences rather than any prior knowledge of illegality. Additionally, in light of the unresolv ed legal questions about whether giving "documents and information" of the sort offered here constitutes a campaign contribution, Trump Jr. could mount a factual defense that he did not believe his response to the offer and the June 9 meeting itself violated the law. Given his less direct involvement in arranging the June 9 meeting, Kushner could likely mount a similar defense. And, while Manafort is experienced with political campaigns, the Office has not developed evidence showing that he had relevant knowledge of these legal issues. . . . . . ."

[Poiuyt]

6. How was Mueller able to determine that Junior wasn't smart enough if he didn't even

meet with him in person?

[Generic Brad]

7. He's a Trump

That is how he knew.

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10. Exactly...

Trump's get passes

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8. The cited document is dated 10-20-2019.

Makes me wonder when the grand jury deliberations happened.
Perhaps after the Mueller report came out? Remember there were several ongoing investigations.
Barr may not have been able to squash them all.

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9. Anyway I also found this about warrants:

Link to tweet