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A) Senate Gov't Affairs Cmte Chair Johnson: I’m very disappointed, quite honestly, that John Durham has not delivered indictments or provided a report, supposedly because the report might interfere in the election.
B) Johnson: From my standpoint, the greater interference in the election would be withholding important information that the American people should have known years ago. The American people deserve the truth, and they deserve it before they go to the polls.
C) Johnson: I believe people like John Brennan have a lot of questions that they need to provide answers for. That is what the American people deserve.
D) Johnson: They deserve the truth on exactly what happened: the corruption of the transition process; the corruption investigation process..
E) Johnson: The corruption of the FBI, the Department of Justice and the intelligence community under the Obama administration and, quite honestly, leading into the Trump administration.

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9 Oct
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C) The U.S. ratified the 25th Amendment to the Constitution in 1967 to address this issue.
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A) Judiciary Cmte mbrs Leahy/Booker/Harris write to Graham. Don't want Barrett to proceed unless they impose testing procedures. Say "don’t risk the health and safety of fellow Senators, Senate staff, other Senate employees, as well as Judge Barrett and her family.
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1) So, we are off to the races again with the coronavirus talks…which are apparently on….even though, they were never really off.
2) House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin have spoken multiple times since President Trump declared Tuesday afternoon he was putting an end to the negotiations and that he would wait until after the election to work on a deal.
3) Pelosi and Mnuchin spoke again by phone about 40 minutes after Mr. Trump supposedly torpedoed the talks.
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1) The Hitchhiker's Guide to the 25th Amendment to the Constitution
2) House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) tomorrow introduce a bill to address potential issues with a President who is not fit nor can perform his or her duties – even for a short period of time (e.g. – surgery, illness, et al).
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A) The fact that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin spoke again by phone today – just after the President put a kibosh on the talks Tuesday – underscores how dire the situation is to advance some sort of relief.
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