Nouno the Vigilante Episode 34 Hunting the Witch Hunters

                Akmani Rashidovich Azizov is staying under the radar in America since he is in the country illegally.  He’s naturally an anti-social person so doesn’t do what many illegal immigrants do and flock to a big city where he can achieve sanctuary status.  He is looking for somewhere more rural like his home country of Uzbekistan.  Akmani was very interested in American girls so naturally he wanted to be near a college as he had heard that American co-eds were extremely promiscuous.  That is why he was in Grand Forks, North Dakota as it was close to the University of North Dakota. One day, he saw a woman around his age and he approached her and had a conversation with her.  He quickly found out that she was a student at the University of North Dakota but Akmani thought something was off about her.  As he got to know her, he became frightened and quickly ended the conversation.  The girl was a little perplexed at the speed in which Akmani left but went about her day.

                Akmani immediately went to a store frantically searching for something.  He finds a Silver pocket knife and purchases it.  When he gets back to his car, he clasps the knife and takes a deep breath.  Although he is focused on what he believes he must do, he’d be lying if he said that he wasn’t a little nervous. 

                He knew where the woman lived and goes into her neighborhood waiting for her.  When she shows up, he takes a deep breath and approaches her.  Seeing him, the woman greets him and walks towards him with a friendly smiled on her face.  Despite the smile, it didn’t distract Akmani enough to not feel the knife in his hand.  She called out, “Hey Akmani, how are you?”

“I’m good”

“Where are you off to?”

“I got to meet up with someone.  I’m actually already late so I can’t really stay and chat.”

“That’s alright, I got to go too.  It was nice seeing you.”

“Yea, see you later”

The woman walked off in the opposite direction of Akmani thinking nothing of the encounter.

Akmani turned around and hurried toward the woman.  He grabbed her from behind and brought his right arm around her neck as he ran his hand across her throat driving the blade against her neck drawing blood.  Quickly, the smile ran away from the woman’s face and she turned around and looked incredulously and with horror at the callous eyes of Akmani.  Akmani explained, “You can’t fool me, I know you’re a witch!” he holds up the knife, “This knife is silver so I know it’ll kill you”

                The shock subsided and her instinct took over.  She ran to one of her neighbor’s house and banged on the door grabbing her neck trying to stop as much blood as she could from pouring out.  Akmani left thinking that his job was done.

 

                Nouno and his wife Abby are sitting in their home in Arizona.  It was a big day as the inspector general report about whether the FBI had proper cause to open an investigation into Donald Trump was being released.  Although Nouno had already heard that it was going to be disappointing, he was hoping that the news organizations he put stock in were wrong.  As he read through the report, his wife Abby asks, “Well, mainstream media is taking a victory lap.  They’re saying that Inspector General Horowitz said there was no bias in opening the investigation and they had just cause.  What say you?’

                “That’s why I read the report myself.”

                “Are you saying he doesn’t say that?”

                “No, what I’m saying is, there’s a lot of damning information about the FBI in here.  You can say that they had a good reason when it started but that doesn’t mean the FBI acted properly.  He came up with 17 ways the FBI messed up or broke the rules.”

                “Why wouldn’t mainstream media report on that then?”

                “Because it’s fake news.  There’s also stuff implicating more than just the FBI.  There’s stuff in here that I hadn’t even heard from my conservative sources.  All in all, this report is better than I thought.’

                “Well, you had a pretty low bar so that’s not saying much.”

                “It confirmed that Obama was running a spy ring.”

                “It says that?”

                “He’s very careful not to use the word ‘spy.’  It’s stuff like ‘undercover agent’ or ‘CHS’ or ‘operation’ but yea, it does.”

                “Did the media lie about his conclusion?”

                “No, but remember Horowitz is the IG for the DOJ not the intelligence community.”

                “Why is that relevant?”

                “The FBI did get information that they acted on to open the investigation.  That’s all he can look at.  He can’t look at if the information that was given to them was legitimate or just a trick to lure them into opening an investigation because some agencies, like the CIA, don’t have prosecutorial power.”

                Abby rolled her eyes, “This is never going to end with you.  Always some conspiracy. Remember when the Mueller report came out and you were so happy that it said ‘no collusion no obstruction?”

                “Technically Mueller said no collusion and deferred obstruction to Barr who then said no obstruction.”

                “Same thing”

                “Fine, yes I remember.”

                “Then all the Democrats said that it was more damning then it was.  In the 430 pages or whatever, they claimed there was damning information.”

                “Like what?”

                “I don’t know but they actually had readings of the report on television.”

                “You’d think if they had something they would just highlight it and show you a clip from that to bolster their point at how damning some of the other stuff was.”

                Abby looked at Nouno’s hands and saw some highlight marks.  That was exactly what he was doing.  She sighed and stated, “We got a case.”

                “Good because the IG report has gotten me pissed off.  I’d like to take it out on someone.”

                “Well, you’re going to get to in North Dakota.”

                Nouno’s head snapped back “Wow, I’ve never been to North Dakota. I don’t even know what’s in it.  I think I’ll find some like minded people though.  President Trump has been good for American energy and fracking is huge in North Dakota.”

                “Apparently witches are too because a woman got her throat slit because some dude from Uzbekistan thought she was a witch.”

                “I can see why someone from Uzbekistan would think that getting energy from rocks would be magic.”

                “No indication that she worked for a fracking company.  In fact, you’re just being ridiculous.”

                Nouno chuckled, “Yea, I know but when you hear retarded stories like this one, you have to make jokes to try to take the pointlessness of it away.”

                Abby books them a flight and they head to North Dakota.  On the plane, Abby asks, “So what’s this information you think is direly important that the mainstream media poo poos?”

                “The IG report confirmed that Carter Page worked for the CIA and that the FBI withheld that from the FISA court.”

                “Wait, so Horowitz actually confirmed that the Russians Carter Page was meeting with was because the US government asked him too?”

                “That he did and he threw in that Steele was just a front for the intelligence community spying and may not have written the dossier.”

                “Okay, I always thought that was one of your crazier assertions but if he confirmed that, then you may not be as conspiratorial as I thought.”

                “Unlike the mainstream media, I don’t have to change my story or make excuses for what I said.  Two years ago, Nunes said all this in a memo and he was harassed.  Schiff then wrote a memo that was the opposite of everything Nunes said.  Nunes was proven right and Schiff is caught in yet another lie.”

                “Wait, this was supposed to be about how the investigation was opened.  Wasn’t it Papadopoulos talking to Downer or did he refute that too?”

                “No, that he confirms along with that the FBI didn’t investigate him till after July 31, 2016 when the investigation was opened.”

                “Ah, that is contrary to what you’ve said.”

                “We’ll put a pin in that but the weird thing is Papadopoulos told the spy that Mifsud may have information that would help us.  I wonder who ‘us’ is.”

                “The Trump campaign.”

                “Not so sure.  I got to think about this and re-read some stuff.  Bottom line is, it’s clear from this report that the FBI reverse engineered a crime against the Trump campaign.”

                “How do you reverse engineer a crime?”

                “Usually, you gather evidence that leads you to a crime.  Reverse engineering is that you pick the crime then look for evidence backing it up.  You in a sense make-up a crime then try to back it up.”

                There is silence as Nouno continues to read the report and is still reading it when they land in North Dakota.  As they were checking into the hotel, Abby inquired, “Look, even if the information was full of shit, it’s still better that the FBI looked into it.  Having a presidential candidate collude with a foreign country is dangerous.”

                “If the FBI was so worried about it, why wouldn’t they warn Trump about who they think is a Russian agent on his campaign?”’

                “They’re not supposed to be telling politicians who to hire and who not to hire.”

                “Bullshit! That’s what they did with Diane Feinstein.  She had a Chinese driver and the government was worried about her ties so they warned her he may be a terrorist.  If you think nefarious people are infiltrating our government, you’re supposed to notify the people they are trying to corrupt what their intentions are.  That makes it harder to corrupt them and discourages people from trying because they know they’ve been made.”

                “I think Feinstein is more open to listen because she doesn’t think the whole world is out to get her like Trump does.”

                “Well Senator Grassley wrote a letter to the FBI on if they opened a counter-intelligence investigation into Hillary.  Also, it’s one thing when you use a briefing to warn a candidate but to use it as an excuse to open an investigation targeting the candidate is a stretch.”

                Abby finds Akmani’s social media presence and hacks into it so she can see his patterns.  She finds a good time and place to nab him and puts forth the plan with Nouno.  It wasn’t too sophisticated as Akmani was a typical 21-year-old and liked drinking so when Akmani showed up at a bar he frequented, Abby was already inside innocently flirting and socializing with co-eds around her.  Abby was 26 but still looked young enough to fit in in the bar.  Since Nouno was 35 and bald, he would stand out so he remained outside ready for Abby’s signal to strike.  Akmani didn’t pay much attention to Abby but Abby always knew what he was doing.  Abby was surprised to find a boy that was pro-Trump as most college kids aren’t.  She engaged him with a charming smile, which was only to soften the blow of her words, “You must be pretty disappointed with the IG report huh?”

                He responded, “Not at all.  The juicy report is John Durham (US Attorney General), he expanded his scope and made it a criminal investigation.  That’s our real hope.”

                “Sadly, you constantly have to leach on to the next report.  It’s like a sports fan of a bad team in that there’s always next year.”

                “John Durham has already hinted at it.”

                “How did he do that?”

                “He released a statement saying he disagrees with Horowitz’s conclusion.  He then explains that his investigation isn’t limited to developing information from component parts of the Justice Department like Horowitz’s is.  His includes information from people in both the US and outside the US and it’s based on that evidence the he doesn’t agree with some of the report’s conclusions as to the predication of how the FBI case was opened.”

                “Ah, so he doesn’t attack Horowitz personally; that’s good.  He just explains why he was limited.”

                “Right, Durham even commented how much he respects Horowitz.   Horowitz did confirm that Steele also spied on Mike Flynn so this dates back even before President Trump because that was in 2014.”

                Abby notices Akmani leaving and she takes out her phone and texts Nouno that Akmani is headed outside.   She then closes her tab and excuses herself from the people she met.

                Meanwhile, outside, Nouno approaches Akmani and follows him to his car.  As Nouno isn’t being too surreptitious, Akmani turns around but Nouno drives a syringe underneath his chin up through the bottom of his mouth, “See, I do things face to face asshole.”

                Nouno watches as Akmani’s eyes glaze over in unconsciousness and he directs Akmani to fall towards him.  Nouno puts Akmani’s arm over his shoulder and pretends he’s helping a drunk friend to his car.  Abby pulls up in a car and Noumo helps Akmani into the back seat.  While he does that, Abby moves to the passenger seat as she has been drinking and Nouno has not.  Nouno gets behind the wheel and drives off.  Abby poses, “A guy in there told me that Horowitz confirmed that Steele spied on Flynn.  Is that true?”

                “Yea, they even offered Steele $15,000 to come up with information on any of three items.”

                “What were the three items?”

                “Dirt on Mike Flynn or Carter Page”

                “I thought this was about Papadopoulos?”

                “You’re beginning to see that you’ve been lied to.  Anyway the second was evidence of people facilitating the Trump Campaign-Russia relationship with hard evidence such as videos, e-mails, photos, ledgers, memorandums etc.”

                “Like the texts we have between McCabe, Strzok and Lisa Page.”

                “Yea, you know, real evidence.  The last one was anyone that he can identify that would be willing to testify in identifying people in Trump-Campaign Russia relationship.”

                “Considering Joseph Mifsud, Downer or Papadopoulos are not named in those three items, I’m beginning to think you’re on to something that that’s not how this whole thing started.”

                They arrive at their air bnb and strap down Akmani.  Akmani groggily wakes up and finds himself constrained.  He starts yelling and Nouno articulates, “Dude, there’s nobody around.  Nobody can hear you.”

                “Who are you and why am I here?  Why are you doing this?”

                “We’re here to punish you for killing that woman.”

                “She’s dead?”

                “Well, you slit her throat”

                “Yea but she ran away.  I thought that since I used a silver knife it would do the trick but she got away anyway.”

                “Well, silver is for vampires not witches.”

                “What do you use for witches?”

                “Nothing because witches aren’t real you dumb fuck.  That’s why they call a ‘witch hunt’ a frivolous and false investigation.  Or something that tries to confirm a preconceived notion and makes it impossible to disprove.”

                “Like Trump’s Russia collusion”

                Again, Nouno found himself surprised and jumping back.  Abby was the first to speak, “Well, you’re from Uzbekistan so you should know all about Russia.”

                Nouno turned to her, “Uzbekistan is a Muslim country, and Russia is a Christian one.  They are different.”

                Akmani retorted, “Yea, but they’re near each other.  That is why I was interested in this case.  The IG report had some very interesting things about Papadopoulos”

                Abby rejoined, “I thought it was mostly about Steele and the Carter Page FISA”

                “There was a lot of that too but they sent a spy to talk to Papadopoulos.  The spy was wearing a wire so they got everything on tape.”

                Abby cast a look at Nouno who smiled in a way that Abby thought it wasn’t going to be very repulsive to Nouno like Abby originally thought.  She curiously pronounced, “What did he say?”

                “He said a bunch of things against the narrative that Trump was looking for dirt on Hillary.  He completely said that it never happened.  The best part is that the FBI didn’t tell the FISA this.  They hid all the exculpatory information.  This is shit they do in Russia.  I know because I live in a former-Soviet country.”

                “Is it even legal to record someone without their knowledge?”

                Nouno chimed in, “Since it’s the FBI, federal law applies and the federal law is that only one person has to consent.  In this case, it’s the FBI spy.”

                “What specifically did Papadopoulos say?”

                “To the best of his knowledge, nobody associated with the Trump campaign was collaborating with Russia or with outside groups like Wikileaks in the release of e-mails.  None of this was in the FISA application.”

                “So what?”

                Theo fired back, “FISA Rule 13A talks about correcting material facts that you omitted.  There’s five steps and if you don’t do it, it is highly unethical and a huge problem for you.  Lawyers get disbarred for less.”

                “Fine, but why go through all this trouble of making up a crime?  Just keep it simple and say that he was talking with Russians.  Why do they have to go to all that other stuff?”

                Akmani answered, “They were turned down for the FISA in August 2016.  After they were denied, they magically found a crime through Steele.  When you open a FISA, you need two criteria the first is acting on behalf of a foreign government and since by itself every lobbyist and ambassador would be in violation, they added the second part that it has to be in violation of US law.  They didn’t have the second part the first time they applied.”

                “What was the crime?”

                “Carter Page was offered a bribe to get a 19% stake in Russia’s largest energy company Rosneft.”

                Nouno added, “Which would have been worth hundreds of millions of dollars.”

                “What?  For what?”

                “To remove US sanctions on them.”

                “I get that this is a huge company and they got a shit ton of money but that’s a lot to get sanctions lifted.”

                “That’s why it’s not a believable story” Nouno blurted out then turned to Akmani, “How are you so familiar with our laws?”

                “If you don’t want to break the laws, you have to know what they are.”

                “You already broke the one about not entering the country unless it’s at a port of entry.”

                “I did do that.” Akmani admitted then got back on topic, “The report said that Igor Sechin, the President of Rosneft, never said he offered a brokerage interest to Page.  After reviewing the texts that Steele alleged were sent to him revealing the bribe, there was no discussion of a bribe or whether an interest in Rosneft itself or brokerage was even brought up.”

                “Wait, so Steele just completely made it up.” Abby exclaimed

                “Yup” Nouno confirmed and continued, “Steele kept talking about a sub-source telling him the information but when Horowitz looked at the text messages, he didn’t find it.”

                “Now I know why Carter Page was never formally charged with anything,”

                Nouno took a deep breath and commanded, “Anyway, this has gone long enough.  You can’t be trusted in our society because in this country, we don’t kill people because we think they’re witches.”      

                “Your country is supposed to be tolerant of other cultures.”

                “Some cultures are better than others.”

                “Who are you to say that?”

                “Someone with common sense.  The rule is simple; if your culture condones hurting innocent people then it’s a worse culture.”  Nouno defined for him before driving a knife through his chest.  They wrapped the body in plastic and then loaded him into the car and headed out to dispose of the body.  Abby uttered, “You said there was stuff you didn’t know that made it worse than you thought.  Everything you revealed so far is consistent with shit you already told me.  What’s not?”

                “Remember when everyone kept saying that Steele was credible because of the good work he did on the FIFA corruption scandal?”

                “Yea, that’s why they put his name on the dossier when Glenn Simpson really wrote it.”

                “Well, it turns out that Steele’s information was never used for the FIFA scandal.  Thus, even their excuse why they didn’t vet the information is a lie.”

                “Remember a long time ago, you told me about paragraph one. “

                “Right, that they have to clearly define what they are investigating and what gave them the tip to investigate.”

                “Right, and the original story wasn’t Papadopoulos, it was Alfa Bank.  Was that anywhere in the IG report?” 

                “Actually yes.  There was a report on 9/14/16 that Alfa Bank had close ties with Putin.”

                “Oh, so there was something to that.”

                “Nope, the FBI told the IG that they investigated that and found no links between the bank and Trump.”

                “Alright, so that’s why they changed the story.”

                “Oh no, it gets worse and helps provide evidence for one of my more far-fetched theories.”

                “Oh yea?”

                “Horowitz concluded that the information about Alfa Bank was not generated by Orbis.”

                “Orbis was Steele’s company right?”

                “Right”

                “So, then how did he get it?”

                “That’s the million dollar question.  I’ll tell you where Alfa Bank does appear though; the April 19, 2007 article written by Glenn Simpson who now owns Fusion GPS, the firm that Hillary Clinton paid through a law firm Perkins Coie to get dirt on Trump.”

                “Ah yes, the movie script and pre-cursor to the Steele dossier since it has all the same information and allegation except they change Bob Dole’s name to Donald Trump’s”

                “Yes, that would be the same article.”

                They arrive in the middle of the forest where Nouno found a tree shredder.  He stops the car and turns on the machine and loads Akmani in it and watches as blood spurts out into the forest.  He shrugs his shoulders and realizes that was much easier than cremation.  He turns off the tree shredder and gets back in the car and drives off.  Abby announces, “We should still get something to eat, I’m starving.”

                “I agree.”

                They go to a restaurant and sit down.  Abby remarks, “Okay, it’s time to play Devil’s Advocate.”

                “Alright”

                “Horowitz put in the report that the FBI had nothing to do with any operational activities against Carter Page prior to the start of Crossfire Hurricane on July 31, 2016.”

                “That’s correct”

                “Do you think the FBI lied to him?”

                “No”

                “Then how does that not completely destroy one of your arguments?  You’ve always said it started before.”

                “Even if true, it doesn’t devastate the argument.  The dossier is still a hoax; they still illegally got a FISA and ran the investigation like a Soviet KGB investigation rather than a free Democratic legal precedent and tradition.”

                “Okay, so you no longer think that the FBI was spying and doing all the stuff you accused them of before July 31?”

                “Who said anything about the FBI?  Remember, I was talking about all those meetings in Cambridge with Stefan Halper.  Do you remember Stefan Halper?”

                Abby got wide eyed and her body tensed as she came to the realization, “He’s the CIA spy.”

                “Originally yes, but the FBI did use him later.  Anyway, the FBI may not have been but the Obama administration was running it.  Do you remember how I always claimed that based on Strzok’s text to page that the White House is running this and POTUS wants to know everything we’re doing.”

                “Yes I remember but let’s stay on topic.  How did he get in with the FBI?”

                “This is the best part. “

                “How so?”

                “The report talks about how an FBI agent told ‘source 2,’ which is probably Halper, that he had contact with Carter Page, Mike Flynn and George Papadopoulos prior to July 31.  The FBI agent was so excited because he saw this as serendipitous and couldn’t believe his luck that he found someone that knew three out of the four key members they were investigating in the Trump campaign.”

                “Flynn, Papadopoulos and….”

                “Paul Manafort”

                “Oh yea, how did I forget him?  He’s like the worst one.”

                “Well, they were all set up and framed but Manfort is the only one that genuinely seems not to be a good guy.  He’s just not bad as a Trump campaign member.  What happened before he became involved in the Trump campaign is a different story.”

                “That’s a pretty dumb FBI agent if he thought it was coincidental.”

                “Well, hind sight is 20/20 but I am inclined to agree with you.”

                As they are finishing their meals, the waitress, who is a petite blond with a bubbly personality, comes by and declares, “You guys are my last table.  I kept overhearing you guys talking about the IG report.  Do you mind if I sit and talk with you?  It’s alright if you say no.  I got your check if you need to leave and if you need anything else, you can still let me know.”

                Abby and Nouno give quick glance at each other in order to insinuate that this doesn’t happen where they’re from.  Nouno spent most of his life in New York and Abby spent the beginning of her adult life in Chicago.  Nouno was the first to speak, “Not at all, sit down.”

                She gave a charming smile and sat in the booth and excitedly blurted out, “Well, I’m beginning to think that the FBI may not be to blame for all this.  It seems the CIA and Steele tricked them.  You know, with Steele leaking the dossier information all over the place to have it filter back to the FBI and stuff.  Plus, Brennan was using Steele but didn’t tell the FBI.  I mean, the FBI fired Steele for this.”

                Theo replied, “Maybe in the beginning but definitely by January 2017, the FBI knew that Steele was full of shit so there’s no more claims of naiveté or pretending they’re victims in this.”

                “What happened in January 2017?”

                “They interviewed Steele’s sources and found them all to be not credible.  Despite that, however, they still renewed the Carter Page FISA three more times.”

                “Maybe, they were seeing if they could get any more evidence since the tip was wrong.”

                “That’s what we call reverse engineering a crime and it’s unethical.  You’re supposed to investigate a crime, gather evidence that leads you to a person.  Not investigate a person, make up a crime and then try to substantiate it.”

                “Did Horowitz mention that?”

                “Yes, he confirmed that Steele’s primary sub-source could find no corroboration and reported that to the Crossfire Hurricane team during their interview in January 2017. 

                “The source admitted he lied?”

                “Oh no.  He claims he was up front with Steele that he had no proof and it was just talk.  The source didn’t think it would be presented as fact as it was just word of mouth and hearsay.  Based on Schiff’s hearings, apparently those opposed to Trump don’t realize that hearsay evidence is horrendous evidence and not admissible in normal courts.  The source even says they were drinking when they said it so it was mindless talk over beers.  Almost like Papadopoulos with Downer.  Then, the coup de grat, the pee tapes in Russia for the Miss Universe contest was made in jest.  He was just joking with him and thought that was obvious.”
                “But, Clapper and Brennan said there was a corpus of information or mosaic of information.  It wasn’t just the Steele dossier?  They said it was critical to the investigation.”

                “What other information did they have?”

                “I don’t know, I’m not the IG or in the Justice department.”

                “Well, Horowitz is the IG and he says in his report that the dossier played a central and essential role in the decision by the FBI OGC to support the request for FISA surveillance.  This is what Comey and Brennan do; they use word games.  It wasn’t ‘critical’ it was just central and essential.”

                “Right, like that’s so different!”

                Nouno pays the check and they say bye to the waitress.  Nouno wanted to add a more generous tip but Abby told him that was her entire purpose for sitting to talk with them so wouldn’t let him.  They head back to the hotel and turn in for the night.  The next day, they head to the airport and fly home.  While flying, Abby nudges Nouno, “I just thought of something.”

                “What?”

                “If Papadopoulos met with Mifsud and found out that Russian have dirt on Hillary and that starts the whole investigation when he tells Downer, then why didn’t they get a FISA on Papadopoulos?”

                “I think they did we just don’t know about it.”

                “No, it would have come out by now.  There are no more secrets”

                “Unfortunately, I don’t think that’s true.”

                “You told me before we came here that Papadopoulos told Downer that the Russian offer or suggestion could help us.  Who is us?”

                “FBI says that it’s Carter Page since he worked with Russians before.  Papadopoulos never worked with Russians so it was harder to link him to Russia.” 

                “How did the only FBI agent the mainstream media admits was bad fit into all this?”

                “Kevin Klinesmith?  The fall guy.  Yea, well he doctored an e-mail.”

                “For what purpose?”

                “The CIA e-mailed the FBI to tell them not to worry about Carter Page’s Russian contacts because he only contacted them when Page was doing a mission for the CIA.  Kliensmith changed the e –mail so it made it seem like the CIA denied that Page ever worked for them in order to make his Russian contacts suspicious.”

                “That’s fucked up!! How did he think he would get away with that?”

                “Hillary Clinton was going to win the presidency and cover all this shit up.”’

                “That’s your answer to everything”

                “It seems to work.”

                “Well, you’re guessing what people neither one of us have ever met are thinking.  It’s hard to disprove empirically.”

                “I agree, it’s possible I’m wrong but it makes everything else fit.”

                “I don’t know”

                “Alright then.”

                The plane lands in Arizona and Abby and Nouno go home.  The next day, Nouno yells out, “Honey, we got another one!”

                Abby is half asleep and groggily snaps back, “What now?”

                “Dan Bongino is suing the Daily Beast for $15 Million”

                “Why?”

                “Defamation.  They wrote that Bongino was fired by NRATV but he wasn’t.  He asked them on twitter and an e-mail to correct the story and they never did so he’s going after them.”

                “Good for him”

                “I agree.  First it was Nick Sandman, then it was Devin Nunes and now Dan Bongino.  I hope all of them get millions from mainstream media.  That may be the only way for them to stop their obvious bias and underhanded tactics.  Time will tell if they will even listen.  Finally, Republicans are using the left’s tactic of constant litigation to intimidate a corporation to not do something against them.  For the most part though, Nouno and Abby aren’t big enough to attract crazy attention.  They don’t think they’re ready for that yet but the itch is there.  Right now, they would go back to their normal routine of watching movies and spending time with each other.  Nouno is skeptical because Nick Sandman has the best argument since he was attacked and his not a public figure yet he has had a few trials get thrown out and hasn’t gotten a confession yet.  Then again, it was worth a shot because if you never try to stand up to them, they’ll keep doing it to future people.