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HUBER has EVERYTHING.

Has Q ever made such a pointed and sweeping statement? This surprised me in it's bluntness.

Still no sign of anything out of Huber except local Utah cases.

He was mentioned in one article at American Thinker. While neither Q nor Huber are the main topics of the article, it is an excellent one that throws some cold water on the projections of Democratic gains in November:

Reports of the death of the GOP congressional majorities are greatly exaggerated

Two hopeful signs, amidst a tidal wave of media predictions of doom for the Republican congressional majorities next November, have received little notice this past week. I think it is obvious that the 90% of the media operating as adjuncts of the Democratic Party intend to discourage Republicans so deeply that they do not turn out and vote. With the blood lust toward President Trump reaching fevered levels, we are supposed to accept as inevitable the predictions of numerous talking heads that impeachment is around the corner over… a possible campaign finance violation. Or maybe the media reprise of the “Al Capone’s Vault” frenzy over the alleged buried National Enquirer stories of Trump scandals supposedly lurking in the safe of David Pecker, CEO of the Enquirer’s parent.
Republicans are doomed! That’s the media’s story, and they’re sticking to it.
... the bulk of the article is analysis of polls and recent election trends and well worth reading if you like that sort of thing ...
I believe that a lot of big political news lies ahead before the November ballot. Both sides will pull out all the stops. And I include Robert Mueller and his team of Hillary supporters in the reckoning of Democrat, Trump-hating forces. Whether or not the Sessions Department of Justice has any surprised for the Hillary campaign coming out of the work of US Attorney John Huber and the grand jury in Little Rock alleged to be working on the Clinton Foundation, remains to be seen.
But one thing we do know: The media is going to do everything possible to discourage Republicans from voting.

There are a lot of people wondering about him, mostly on the right. I don't believe that American Thinker has ever covered Q, but they sure will cover Huber if/when he starts to produce.