2 Grand juries have convened, per @truefactsstated (re: comey)

[yodermon]

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This just in from a source with knowledge of Comey's investigation. "two grand juries have convened and I know that one is almost complete."

[pkdu]

1. I going to guess 1 is for Page (almost complete) and

2 is for Flynn.

No Immunity.

Time for rollups.

[yodermon]

3. There's a theory (ha) that Page had flipped.. how long ago? who knows. enough time to, e.g.

wear a wire? :hmmm:

[Satch59]

2. Woah...seems like cracks are coming...

And let the floor drop under all of them...will be too good to be true.

[AgadorSparticus]

4. The calm before the storm....

It has been noticeably calmer ever since Bannon got booted. But I guess things are about to pick up.

[woodsprite]

5. From your keyboard to God's ears. n/t

[Bernardo de La Paz]

6. Let us hope this is true. Watergate grand jury had indicted burglars by Sep. 15, 1972,

... during the election. But the cases are not really comparable.

The grand jury for the burglars was a simple break-in story. The coverup did not fail until Judge Sirica put his foot down.

Sirica's involvement in the case began when he presided over the trial of the Watergate burglars. He did not believe the claim that they had acted alone, and persuaded or coerced most of them to implicate the men who had arranged the break-in (G. Gordon Liddy remained silent). For his role in Watergate the judge was named TIME magazine's Man of the Year in 1973.

[wiggs]

7. Does the FBI convene grand juries? Or the DOJ....? Or a state's AG? nt

[yodermon]

8. The US attorney in the various districts, and yes the state AG.

State AG (e.g. Schneiderman , NY) for state charges, USA's for federal. But donnie fired all the USA's so, I'm really not sure how it's proceeding. Acting USA's i guess.