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When you lose Dersh.
I'll be @waiguoren ...Well d'uh. Why would the cases not currently on the table be included.
And you are wrong. In the plea agreement it is being reported that he has to admit to everything in the prior charges even though they are not pursuing them. That is so that if he does not cooperate and the deal falls apart they will have him not just pleading guilty on the 2 counts but also admitting to the other 6.
When you lose Dersh.
N'ah....
If I am charged with 100 crimes but I am only found guilty of one of them, you wouldn't say "you were found guilty of all 1/1 crimes!"
You would say I was found guilty on 1/100 or 1% of the charges.
That's correct. Manafort's closets not only have skeletons, they have trapdoors. It's going to turn over some interesting stones.No doubt Trump dropped the ball associating with this guy. His career is surreal. Working for Ford, Reagan, Bush 41 and Dole to Angolian rebel leaders, Congolese dictators, and exiled Ukranian presidents. It reminds me of the Yuri Orlov character minus the cool factor.
I wish they would go after Killary with such zeal.
It's the same bullshit as with Cohen. He's cooperating on things not related to Trump when you read between the lines. Another man bullied into a deal with the full might of the federal government and financial ruin to get a headline for Mueller and the Democrats he works for.
Too many establishment entities out to get Trump. Hard to sift through the bs.
Like, imagine if fox news was in charge of every Hillary investigation, and the benghazi crap.. that's what this looks like; Only it's worse.

That's correct. Manafort's closets not only have skeletons, they have trapdoors. It's going to turn over some interesting stones.
That's speculation. This is on record:
Under the deal, Manafort agrees to cooperate in any and all matters as to which the government deems the cooperation relevant. That includes testifying fully and completely before a grand jury in Washington, D.C., or elsewhere, according to the plea agreement.
https://www.npr.org/2018/09/14/6430...-in-agreement-to-avert-a-second-federal-trial
In other words, we can guess about what questions Mueller plans on asking Manafort, but Manafort has agreed to answer them, whatever they are/ may be.
I don't really think the Muller probe is going to end with a collusion charge against Trump, btw. I never did. I think obstruction of justice is obvious almost prima facie, and Kushner and Don Jr.'s balls may be in a sling, though.
I don't think we know that yet. The cooperation agreement has not been released.

Like using an illegal private email server? And destroying evidence?You actually have to commit crimes in the United States to be indicted. Not just listen to Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity
Link to the cooperation agreement, then.
No, he can pardon before conviction, after conviction but before sentencing, or after sentencing.Trump can only pardon someone if legally sentenced, Right? So no point in delaying?
https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/4883349/9-14-18-Manafort-Plea-Agreement.pdfLink to the cooperation agreement, then.
Not the superseding criminal information that Mueller filed.
You said the cooperation agreement has been released. Produce it.
but @bobgeese laughed after posting that it wasn't about Trump. Surely what he said was true!The plea agreement has been released, and your source is wrong.
Thank you.https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/4883349/9-14-18-Manafort-Plea-Agreement.pdf
Now shut your fucking mouth for once.