[TEXOKIE]

You need to send the ketchup fart meme to bagster. Its a doozy.

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OK...
Baggie, Kalam axed me to send you this:

[bagster]

All farts are funny.

That's science.

Paging Serkit to post the Blazing Saddles fart scene.

Unless that might damage somebody's psyche.

😃

[SERKIT]

Since none of us trust Congress, and Congress has a low approval rating, some say 13%, we need to take a page out of Nadless Nadler's book and select 81 close confidants of each House member and Senator and investigate all of them.

This means we need 367,335 letters going out ASAP. Who's with me? Start with Gerald Nadler.

I'm sure we'll find anything, but I have no particular crime in mind either. We just need to exercise our duty for oversight.

This is not an over-reach, just taking a queue from the svelt Gerald Nadler, genius and paragon of oversight.

[baysider]

There is another Jim Donovan other than the Goldman Sachs person. This other Jim Donovan has quite a storied history with military tribunals , prisoner releases , etc. Additionally, Donovan received the Distinguished Intelligence Medal from the Central Intelligence Agency for his work. I find it significant that his name appears between the references to the CIA and Sergei Lavrov on Pompeo’s notes.

Born in 1916 in New York City, lawyer James B. Donovan worked for the International Military Tribunal at the end of World War II. He defended Soviet spy Rudolf Abel in a 1957 espionage trial, and in 1962 he brokered the exchange of Abel for U.S. pilot Francis Gary Powers. Donovan later convinced Cuban Premier Fidel Castro to release nearly 10,000 prisoners.

https://www.biography.com/people/james-b-donovan-101415