Thread by @SethAbramson

If you think the problem is Trump overruled U.S. intelligence to give a family member top secret clearance, you should consider that that's the problem plus the fact that that family member then gave classified intel to a foreign dictator which led to the torturing of an American

Mohammed bin Salman told confidants that Kushner gave him intel on MbS's domestic enemies—and in the massive, unprecedented, illegal roundup that quickly followed, bin Salman "arrested" and tortured an American, which now appears to be an event that can be laid at Kushner's feet

It's time for America to ask itself what should happen to an American businessman who gives classified intelligence to an enemy of the United States for personal financial profit, even though he knows it will lead to the torture and murder of scores of people, including Americans

My understanding is such an act is chargeable as Espionage, but I guess we'll find out soon enough if that's correct, as a result of investigations by Mueller and Congress; of course, if Trump wants to admit he declassified the intel given to MbS, he could save Jared from prison

Did I mention that we have substantial evidence Trump and Kushner gave MbS the classified intel that led to the torturing of an American in payment for the preelection collusion MbS offered Trump (by bankrolling a domestic disinformation campaign)? What's the punishment for that?

And what do we do when the foreign dictator who Trump and his son-in-law gave classified intel to not only tortures a U.S. doctor but then *assassinates and dismembers* a Washington Post journalist and Trump orders his government to help cover it up? Does hugging a flag fix that?

Whether or not Robert Mueller or Congress move quickly to tell this story of international pre-election collusion and post-election treachery, I can promise you that I'll be publishing a book this summer that will, and the story is so much bigger than you realize

More soon

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