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Today’s revisions and additions:
- CoS: (#1856) Chief of Staff, specifically of the White House, General John F. Kelly (ret.). (See JK).
- Omarosa Manigault: (#1856) Director of Communications for the Office of Public Liaison in the White House during the Trump administration. Omarosa was brought to the White House staff by President Trump due to his positive experiences with her in her three appearances on his Apprentice reality TV series. After serving a year in the White House, White House Chief of Staff General John F. Kelly (ret.), along with the attendance of several White House staffers including attorneys and representative from the Human Resources Department, fired Omarosa in a closed door confidential meeting in the White House Situation Room on December 12, 2017. She was forcibly removed from the White House grounds. The reasons given were misuse of official vehicles, money issues, and “integrity issues” thats could have “legal consequences” for Omarosa is she doesn’t accept a peaceful separation. She did. Q specifically states the “integrity issues are LEAKS!
After leaving the White House Omarosa returned to Reality TV, appearing on Celebrity Big Brother. She also spent the last few months writing (ghost written) a tell all book entitled “Unhinged,” accusing President Donald Trump of running a essentially a chaotic, incompetent, irrational, and racist administration. She also at various time claimed to have heard, heard of, then again heard, or heard rumors of an infamous recording from ten years in the past in which then TV star Trump used the word “nigger” when referring to Black persons. She then claimed the specific others listened to the recording with her. These “others” have publicly refuted her claims stating they’ve heard no such recording. It should be noted that Omarosa has been shown to have falsely accused others in the past of using the same slur to aggrandize herself.
It is ironic that we know the contents of her White House firing conversation because Omarosa demonstrated her lack of integrity by illegally bringing a recording device into a Secure Compartmentalized Information Facility (SCIF) and secretly recording that meeting without permission: ”Omarosa secretly recorded John Kelly firing her in the SITUATION ROOM”—UK Daily Mail. It is obvious from listening to her recording that it was already recording as she entered the SCIF, raising the question “How many other confidential meeting/conversations did Omarosa record and leak and to whom?” It is interesting to note that much of the White House leaking stopped when Omarosa left. (See JK, SCIF, Trump).
Revisions and Additions made In the Last LexiQon Update:
- Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP: (#1849) Legal and lobbying firm that employs former Republican Congressman Bill Paxon, husband of Former Republican Congresswoman and now VP of Alphabet/Google for Public Policy and Government Relations for the Americas. (See Bill Paxon, ES, Google, Lisa Shields, Melissa Laurenza, Susan Molinari).
- Bill Paxon: (#1849) Leon William “Bill” Paxon is a five term (1989 to 1999) former Republican Congressman representing Buffalo, N.Y., and now lobbyist who is married to former Republican Congresswoman Susan Molinari who represented Staten Island, New York during the same Congressional sessions as he. Paxon held Republlcan leadership positions, was elected to chair the National Republican Congressional Committee in Congress in 1992, and ran for Speaker of the House in 1997. After his political career ended, he joined the law firm of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, which is also mentioned by Q in Drop #1849, where, since January 1999, he has advised a wide range of public and private sector clients on policy issues. He works there as a Lobbyist for firms such as Boeing. (See Susan Molinari).
- John Dowd: (#1849) Jahn Maguire Dowd (77) is an attorney who had been a United States Attorney and also a Marine Corps Judge Advocate General. Dowd has been employed by several Washington, D.C. law firms due to his expertise in white collar crime defense. He has also been a special counsel for Major League Baseball, most notable in the Pete Rose banishment case. Until March 22, 2018, Dowd was the lead defense attorney for President Donald Trump in the Mueller Russia probe. Q links to an article in Drop #1849 from Business Insider with the misleading headline of ”Former Trump attorney John Dowd called Mueller 'terrific' after quitting Trump's legal team”. The article however says that Dowd actually said that his relationship and discussions with Mueller were “terrific” not that Mueller himself was “terrific” as the headline implies. (See Donald Trump, Mueller).
- Lisa Shields: (#1849) Lisa Shields, described since 2011 as a “girlfriend of now former Alphabet/Google CEO/Chairman Eric Schmidt, who is married, is has been and is Vice President, Global Communications and Media Relations for the Council of Foreign Relations since 2003 where she oversees marketing strategy and messaging for all CFR content, including publications, its website, CFR.org, as well as the organization’s magazine, Foreign Affairs, its editor Gideon Rose, and ForeignAffairs.com.. She was a former producer for Good Morning America and Primetime Live. (See ES, Google).
- Melissa Laurenza: (#1849) Melissa L. Laurenza’s practice concentrates on federal and state campaign law, lobbyist registration provisions, gift laws, pay-to-play restrictions, and securities laws regulating political activity as a partner at the law firm of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP. Another attorney practicing there as a lobbyist is Bill Paxon, a five term former Republican Congressman and one time candidate for Speaker of the House. According to a May 23, 2018 CNN article linked in Q’s Drop #1849, the Mueller Special Counsel investigation succeeded in breaking the Attorney/Client privilege to force Laurenza to testify in the Grand Jury and then in petit jury trials against clients Paul Manafort and Rick Gates who has since turned to a government witness against Manafort in exchange for a lesser sentencing. The government alleges that Laurenza assisted Manafort and Gates in filing llegedly misleading foreign lobbying registrations with the Justice Department. (See Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, Bill Paxon, Mueller)
- Susan Molinari: (#1849) Was a five term Republican Congresswoman representing Staten Island, New York, who after leaving office, became first a new anchor on CBS News, and then later became a self-employed lobbyist with her own lobbying, government affairs consulting firm: Susan Molinari Strategies. In March of 2012, Molinari sold her client list to accept a position with Google (now Alphabet) as the company’s Vice-president of Public Policy and Government Relations for the Americas. She manages the company’s policy advocacy and government outreach in North and South America from Google’s Washington, D.C. office. She is married to five term former Republican Congressman (N.Y.) and then lobbyist Bill Paxon who is also referred to by Q in Drop #1849. (See Bill Paxon).