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I don't understand these lines in @RDEliason's piece:
"The indictment does not allege any kind of agreement or coordination between Stone or the campaign and WikiLeaks. It portrays the campaign as primarily seeking information about actions that WikiLeaks was already planning."1/
"The indictment does not allege any kind of agreement or coordination between Stone or the campaign and WikiLeaks. It portrays the campaign as primarily seeking information about actions that WikiLeaks was already planning."1/
2. The indictment alleges two times when Stone did not simply seek information about actions that WikiLeaks was already planning. (I discussed these on PBS @NewsHour)
On July 25, 2016, Stone tells Person-1 (Jerome Corsi) to "GET the pending WikiLeaks' emails."
On July 25, 2016, Stone tells Person-1 (Jerome Corsi) to "GET the pending WikiLeaks' emails."
3. On Sept 18, Stone asks Person-2 (Randy Credico) for specific WL documents about Clinton and Libya in 2011.
We know from WSJ (@shelbyholliday @rob_barry obtained their emails), Stone specifically told Credico those Clinton emails would not necessarily be in WL public documents
We know from WSJ (@shelbyholliday @rob_barry obtained their emails), Stone specifically told Credico those Clinton emails would not necessarily be in WL public documents
4. Credico told Stone that the Clinton-Libya emails would be on WikiLeaks’ website.
Stone replied: "Why do we assume WikiLeaks has released everything they have ???"
Stone replied: "Why do we assume WikiLeaks has released everything they have ???"
5. The Indictment does effectively include allegations of coordination.
Person-1 (Corsi) reports back to Stone that WL will release docs about Clinton's health and that the campaign should focus its messaging on Clinton's health accordingly. (Which the campaign then did.)
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Person-1 (Corsi) reports back to Stone that WL will release docs about Clinton's health and that the campaign should focus its messaging on Clinton's health accordingly. (Which the campaign then did.)
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