Sounds like a good reason to release them
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Thanks for pointing this out. Here's an alternative site covering this (the only one that showed up on a quick ground.news search):
The Washington Times reporting on a Newsmax segment.... Pass.
Why is Congress the gatekeeper for this information which is part of an ongoing CRIMINAL PROSECUTION.
Well, if it isn't Captain Obvious...
"for whatever reason".... uh huh.
scum. bag.
There will be a leak he's getting a head of it
Same people who promised to but didn’t really release all the Jan 6 footage?
Anyone want to place a bet on whether Tennessee Republican Tim Burchett is in those logs or knows someone personally that is?
No bet.
I am shocked. Shocked, I tell ya. I would have NEVER imagined this scenario happening. I’m speechless. Utterly speechless.
Removed, the Washington Times is a known problematic source. The story may well be legitimate, but it needs a different source.
See:
Dafuq?