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You might remember back in May 2018 when sketchy porn lawyer Michael Avenetti was releasing U.S. Treasury notifications on Michael Cohen received from an unknown source within the Treasury Department. You might also remember when New Yorker’s Ronan Farrow wrote a sympathetic article after talking to the leaking treasury official. As a result the Treasury Inspector General began an investigation. John C. Fry, 54, was an intelligence analyst with the IRS’s law enforcement arm in San Francisco. According to the North California U.S. Attorney’s Office (full pdf below) after searching for IRS activity reports related to Michael Cohen, Mr. Fry...

The wheels look to have just about fallen off Julie Swetnick’s unsubstantiated allegation, but NBC News political director and “Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd appears to be prepared to claim the media to be a victim in all this: Was this an intentional attempt to mislead our reporters? Evidence points that way… — Chuck Todd (@chucktodd)

You might remember back in May 2018 when sketchy porn lawyer Michael Avenetti was releasing U.S. Treasury notifications on Michael Cohen received from an unknown source within the Treasury Department. You might also remember when New Yorker’s Ronan Farrow wrote a sympathetic article after talking to the leaking treasury official. As a result the Treasury Inspector General began an investigation. Today, a U.S. Treasury employee named Natalie Mayflower Sours-Edwards was arrested and charged with leaking to numerous reporters multiple financial reports about suspicious financial transactions related to: Paul Manafort, Richard Gates, Maria Butina, and others.

John Roberts John Roberts @johnrobertsFox Judge dismisses Stormy Daniels defamation suit against ⁦@realDonaldTrump ⁩ - says he is entitled to legal fees from plaintiff 5:35 PM · Oct 15, 2018

Creepy porn lawyer Michael Avenatti isn’t having a good week with his latest prize client’s accusations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh falling apart before his very eyes. But worry not, because a new Avenatti & Avenatti commercial is just the ticket to help the fame-seeking slime ball attorney draw more dupes clients. The spoof ad, tweeted out by Tom Elliot, the founder and editor of Grabien Media, is positively hilarious. In the ad, a spokesman states: “At Avenatti & Avenatti, we troll for troubled women and exploit them for every ounce of earned media we can manage.” [snip]