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Have you considered the possibility that the George Floyd death (I recall somewhere it was reported he told Chauvin, "You said you weren't going to kill me" or words to that effect)...and the overcharging of the cops, and the BLM / Antifa-hijacked riots...

what if they are all a scotch-tape/jury-rigged substitute for MS-13 by the Deep State, in response to Sessions/Barr cleaning up MS-13 as the Deep State's enforcers?

What if the riots are making Q slow down full rollout until this new round of Deep State enforcers are cleaned up? And in the meantime, Trump is hanging the riots around the Dem Mayors / Governors / Sore-Ass DA's necks?

There Is A Big “CYA” Footnote In The Mueller Report Seeking to Put Distance Between FBI Attorney Clinesmith and Special Counsel Prosecutors (Updated)

https://www.redstate.com/shipwreckedcrew/2020/08/16/there-is-a-big-cya-footnote-in-the-mueller-report-that-attempts-to-put-distance-between-clinesmith-and-special-counsel-prosecutors/

Here is the language used by the SCO at Page 13 of the Report, in a section that lays out the size and scope of the SCO organization and mission.

The Special Counsel attorneys and support staff were co-located with and worked alongside approximately 40 FBI agents, intelligence analysts, forensic accountants, a paralegal, and professional staff assigned by the FBI to assist the Special Counsel’s investigation. Those “assigned” FBI employees remained under FBI supervision at all times; the matters on which they assisted were supervised by the Special Counsel.1

FBI personnel assigned to the Special Counsel’s Office were required to adhere to all applicable federal law and all Department and FBI regulations, guidelines, and policies. An FBI attorney worked on FBI related matters for the Office, such as FBI compliance with all FBI policies and procedures, including the FBI’s Domestic Investigations and Operations Guide (DIOG). That FBI attorney worked under FBI legal supervision, not the Special Counsel’s supervision.