SWAMP NOTES - "EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES" Yesterday's hearing: Gerald Connolly (D) opens up before hearing any testimony and immediately calls the hearing on the CF a case of "regifting". He states that the Trump and Whitaker Foundations have "pending criminal investigations going on, unlike the Clinton Administration" (I think he meant "Foundation"). He goes on to say that he wants to look at foundations that have "outstanding criminal allegations against them".  That's great, because the CF has very serious criminal allegations against it. Let's hold Connelly what he stated! Connolly goes on to point out that the first two to give testimony had reported on CF wrongdoing a decade ago, and that in response the CF voluntarily investigated themselves and made improvements to whatever they found was wrong, and therefore there is no wrongdoing.  Can anyone find any problems with that?  Connelly: "The chairman invited the Justice Department to be here today, but they refused to come. The Trump Justice Department refused to send someone to this hearing. I will agree with the chairman, when a request is made by this committee of the executive branch, it should always be honored unless there are extraordinary circumstances." So there are extraordinary circumstances why Huber didn't show up, or he would have been there.  Connelly suggests that Huber didn't show up because he has nothing on the CF. But we know better, don't we? The extraordinary circumstances are that Huber is dealing with more than just the Clinton Foundation. He's dealing with the Deep State, which requires a great deal more security over the evidence as well as the game plan. Things aren't going to be played out in the expected fashion. We're merely at the exposure stage, putting the picture into perspective for the public before charges are laid and the trials begin. I believe this will come on Jan. 1, 2019.  RAPID_FIRE.