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*'''5 Mueller.''' Ms. [[Jessie Liu]] nominated to be the Associate Attorney General,<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/trump-plans-to-nominate-dcs-us-attorney-jessie-liu-for-justice-depts-no-3-job/2019/03/05/89417950-3f91-11e9-a0d3-1210e58a94cf_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.5885dd84ae30</ref> the DOJ's No. 3 spot replacing [[Rachel Brand]]. Liu was assigned the criminal referral of [[Andrew McCabe]] (April 19, 2018) and was in charge of the impaneled grand jury (Approx. July 2018). Liu also was a decision-maker in the arrest of [[Senate Intelligence Committee]] Security Dir. James Wolfe: grand jury (May 3rd 2018); [[James Wolfe indictment]] (June 7th 2018), non-prosecution, plea deal, and eventual sentence (December 20th 2018).

*'''5 Mueller.''' Ms. [[Jessie Liu]] nominated to be the Associate Attorney General,<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/trump-plans-to-nominate-dcs-us-attorney-jessie-liu-for-justice-depts-no-3-job/2019/03/05/89417950-3f91-11e9-a0d3-1210e58a94cf_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.5885dd84ae30</ref> the DOJ's No. 3 spot replacing [[Rachel Brand]]. Liu was assigned the criminal referral of [[Andrew McCabe]] (April 19, 2018) and was in charge of the impaneled grand jury (Approx. July 2018). Liu also was a decision-maker in the arrest of [[Senate Intelligence Committee]] Security Dir. James Wolfe: grand jury (May 3rd 2018); [[James Wolfe indictment]] (June 7th 2018), non-prosecution, plea deal, and eventual sentence (December 20th 2018).

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*FBI Agent Bill Evanina, an Obama administration holdover and head of the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, a DNI unit, nomination placed on hold by Sen. [[Chuck Grassley]]. DNI and DOJ is still stonewalling Grassley requests for briefings and documents related to 2016 election controversies.<ref>https://freebeacon.com/national-security/controversial-counterintelligence-nominee-on-hold-in-senate/</ref>

:*FBI Agent Bill Evanina, an Obama administration holdover and head of the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, a DNI unit, nomination placed on hold by Sen. [[Chuck Grassley]]. DNI and DOJ is still stonewalling Grassley requests for briefings and documents related to 2016 election controversies.<ref>https://freebeacon.com/national-security/controversial-counterintelligence-nominee-on-hold-in-senate/</ref>

*'''7 March.''' David Harsanyi: The Democratic Party Has Normalized Anti-Semitism.<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2019/03/07/democratic-party-has-normalized-anti-semitism/</ref>

*'''7 March.''' David Harsanyi: The Democratic Party Has Normalized Anti-Semitism.<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2019/03/07/democratic-party-has-normalized-anti-semitism/</ref>

*[[Nellie Ohr]] sent reams of open-source intelligence to her husband, Associate Deputy Attorney General Bruce Ohr, and on some occasions to at least three DOJ prosecutors: Lisa Holtyn, Ivana Nizich and Joseph Wheatley.

:*[[Nellie Ohr]] sent reams of open-source intelligence to her husband, Associate Deputy Attorney General Bruce Ohr, and on some occasions to at least three DOJ prosecutors: Lisa Holtyn, Ivana Nizich and Joseph Wheatley.

:*Nellie Ohr testified to Congress that she did not share her Fusion GPS research with anyone except her husband Bruce Ohr and Christopher Steele.

::*Nellie Ohr testified to Congress that she did not share her Fusion GPS research with anyone except her husband Bruce Ohr and Christopher Steele.

*'''8 March.''' Rep. [[Doug Collins]] inserts full unredacted [[Bruce Ohr]] testimony in the Congressional Record.<ref>https://dougcollins.house.gov/ohr</ref>

*'''8 March.''' Rep. [[Doug Collins]] inserts full unredacted [[Bruce Ohr]] testimony in the Congressional Record.<ref>https://dougcollins.house.gov/ohr</ref>

*'''9 March.''' Three weeks in advance of Ukraine's March 31, 2019 presidential election, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine in Kiev [[Marie Yovanovitch]] called for Ukraine’s special anti corruption prosecutor to be removed.<ref>https://ua.usembassy.gov/remarks-by-ambassador-yovanovitch-on-the-occasion-of-the-5th-anniversary-of-the-ukraine-crisis-media-centers-founding/</ref> Yovanovitvh's comments were regarded in Ukrainian media as a violation of international diplomatic convention and protocols of the duty of foreign diplomats to refrain from interfering in a host country's internal affairs, particularly in advance of an election.

*'''9 March.''' Three weeks in advance of Ukraine's March 31, 2019 presidential election, U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine in Kiev [[Marie Yovanovitch]] called for Ukraine’s special anti corruption prosecutor to be removed.<ref>https://ua.usembassy.gov/remarks-by-ambassador-yovanovitch-on-the-occasion-of-the-5th-anniversary-of-the-ukraine-crisis-media-centers-founding/</ref> Yovanovitvh's comments were regarded in Ukrainian media as a violation of international diplomatic convention and protocols of the duty of foreign diplomats to refrain from interfering in a host country's internal affairs, particularly in advance of an election.