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testimony in connection with' subpoenas for Mueller's congressional 
testimony. ... Weinsheimer then went on to spell out the categories of 
information that should be off-limits in Mueller's testimony on 
Wednesday before two House committees. ... 
"The Justice Department expects that Mueller will 'not go beyond' the 
public version of his March report of his findings. 'Please note there 
should be no testimony concerning the redacted portions of the 
public version of your report,' the letter said, reminding Mueller that 
the prosecution of Trump adviser Roger Stone and a separate case are 
still awaiting trial, 'and local court rules and specific orders issued in 
those cases substantially restrict the Department's ability to make public 
statements about those cases.' ... The final portion of the letter 
makes a broader, vaguer admonition not to discuss matters that 
could be covered by executive privilege — a legally and factually 
complicated assertion that could, in theory, cover many topics, given 
that Mueller's task was to investigate President Trump while working in 
the executive branch." 
-- Jim Popkin, who has been tapped to help Mueller handle media 
inquiries in advance of his testimony, said the former counsel will 
read an opening statement in addition to submitting his full report 
for the record. Popkin said no one at DOJ has seen Mueller's opening 
statement, and it will probably not be released until Mueller starts his 
testimony. (CNN) 
-- "The media is getting a second chance to cover 
Mueller's 
findings — and this time get it right," writes media columnist 
Margaret Sullivan: "Recall how gullible — and therefore misleading to 
the public — the news media was in March when Attorney General 
William Barr characterized the unreleased report in a four-page letter. 
Coverage of that letter set in place an inaccurate narrative that has been 
almost impossible to dislodge. Many news organizations, including 
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some of the most prominent, took what Barr said at face value or 
mischaracterized the report's findings. ... Some damage is irretrievable. 
Many Americans have made up their minds already about Mueller's 
findings — and about Trump himself, no matter what he is or does. ... 
But hearing from Mueller directly is important, even if it does nothing 
other than reiterate what's in his report. And this new round of media 
coverage is important, too, if only because it can clarify and drive home 
what Mueller originally said." 
-- Trump said he'll watch "a little" bit of the Mueller testimony. "I'm 
not going to be watching Mueller because you can't take all those bites 
out of the apple," he told reporters at the Oval Office. (AP) 
-- Among the questions Mueller may face: Why didn't his team 
interview Donald Trump Jr., the only American participant of the 
Trump Tower meeting that didn't talk to investigators? A former 
Department of Justice official said in the past that it is likely Trump Jr. 
didn't get interviewed because he would invoke his Fifth Amendment 
right, but this is a question Mueller can finally put to rest on Wednesday. 
(NBC News) 
-- Neal Katyal, a former acting solicitor general in the Obama 
administration, said Mueller can speak volumes with just three 
answers. In an op-ed for the Times, he writes: "There are just three 
simple yes-or-no questions Congress should ask 
Mueller: Mr. 
Mueller, the president said your report found, in his words, 'no collusion, 
no obstruction, complete and total exoneration.' First, did your report 
find there was no collusion? Second, did your report find there was no 
obstruction? Third, did your report give the president complete and total 
exoneration? That's it. That's the ballgame." 
-- John Podesta, the chairman of Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential 
campaign, calls Mueller's testimony "vital" to stop future election 
interference: "He can provide guidance on how Russia operates and 
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how to prevent further attacks. But Americans must face the truth: 
Trump, in broad daylight, has encouraged the destruction of the nation's 
fundamental democratic institutions, and he continues to do so," he 
writes in an op-ed for The Post. 
-- Trump recently met with Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), the top 
Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, to discuss who 
should replace Dan Coats as the next director of national 
intelligence. Politico's Natasha Bertrand and Eliana
_ 
report that Fred Fleitz, a former CIA analyst who was national security 
adviser John Bolton's chief of staff and now runs a far-right think tank, is 
in the running for the job: "Some on Capitol Hill and in the 
intelligence community think Nunes himself could be in the 
for 
an intelligence post, even if it's not for this job. `The president would 
certainly consider Devin Nunes for the director's position and I eventually 
see him serving in some capacity in this administration,' said one 
member of Congress who speaks to Trump frequently. He noted, 
however, that he sees `all of Devin's efforts being directed towards a 
reelection effort in Congress.' Such speculation has provoked some 
anxiety [inside the intelligence community], according to one person 
with direct knowledge." 
-- South Korean fighter jets fired 360 warning shots at an intruding 
Russian military aircraft, according to Seoul's Defense 
Ministry.Simon Denyer reports: "The South Korean fighters fired 80 
warning shots the first time, and a further 280 shots when the aircraft 
returned a few minutes later, according to the Defense Ministry. Seoul 
said it was the first time a Russian military plane had violated its 
airspace, and experts said the incident complicated simmering regional 
tensions. 
Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.), Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), and Ayanna 
Pressley (D-Mass.) hold a news conference last week at the Capitol. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP) 
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THE DIVIDED STATES (AND TERRITORIES) OF AMERICA: 
-- The Louisiana cop who called Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez (D-
N.Y.) a "vile idiot" who "needs a round" on Facebook was fired, 
along with another officer who "liked" the post. The officer had just 
completed social media training when he shared a fake article about 
Ocasio-Cortez. (Vice News) 
-- Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.), another member of the four-person 
"Squad," told the NAACP convention in Detroit that she has a 
message for those wanting to "send her back": "I'm not going 
nowhere, not until I impeach this president." She noted that she was 
"born and raised" in Motor City. (CBS News) 
-- "I don't feel like an outsider, and I haven't been treated like one," 
Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.), one of the four congresswomen 
targeted by the president, tells the Boston Globe for a profile: 
"Pressley has been the least controversial of the four, all women of 
color. But her association with them has set her apart from House 
colleagues, including other female lawmakers who also entered 
Congress this year for the first time. 'She doesn't make waves for the 
wrong reasons by herself and that to me is a very interesting and 
significant point. She knows what she's doing,' said Ian 
, the 
former political director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign 
Committee, which helps elect party members to the House. `There is no 
reason why she can't deliver on legislation while also running this 
outside game too,' he said. 'It's just a delicate balance.-
-- Many voters in Port Huron, Mich., have embraced the president's 
"love it or leave it" message, one that they do not see as racist 
even as he continues to rally against the four congresswomen of 
color, who he told last week to "go back." The Times's 
Saul and Jeremy W. Peters report: "Though they dismiss Mr. Trump's 
Twitter broadsides as excessive or juvenile, they voiced strong support 
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for his re-election and expressed their own misgivings about the four 
women. 'They happen to be black or colored,' Dennis Kovach, 82, said 
of the women, as he watered the lawn of his home near the lake this 
weekend. 'But I don't think that viewpoint is a racist viewpoint. I think it's 
— quit the bitching, if you don't like it, do something different about it.' ... 
Michigan is an important piece of Mr. Trump's path to re-election and is 
already the focus of some of the Republican Party's most extensive get-
out-the-vote efforts. ... In Port Huron, many residents said they were 
willing to ignore Mr. Trump's outbursts, pointing to strong hiring in local 
factories as evidence he was doing a good job. Some raised fears about 
a move toward socialism within the Democratic Party, and suggested 
that Mr. Trump's remarks might even gain him support by showcasing 
just how far left the Democratic Party has shifted." 
-- "The president and his followers lack the moral authority to tell 
anyone to leave this country because they are not indigenous to 
this land," writes Rep. Deb Haaland (D-N.M.), one of the first two 
Native American women elected to Congress, in an op-ed for 
the Times. "The fact that the president claims this country as his own 
and wants to keep everyone in their place proves that he doesn't 
understand his place. I question the standing of anyone who would call 
to send my sisters and colleagues ... or any other American 'back.' As a 
35th-generation New Mexican and a descendant of the original 
inhabitants of this continent, I say that the promise of our country 
is for everyone to find success, pursue happiness and live lives of 
equality. This is the Pueblo way. It's the American way." 
-- Joe Kaeser, the chief executive of Siemens AG, said Trump is 
turning into the "face of racism and exclusion." Hamza Shaban 
reports: "'I find it depressing that the most important political office in the 
world is turning into the face of racism and exclusion,' Kaeser said in a 
Twitter post over the weekend. 'I have lived in the USA for many years, 
experiencing freedom, tolerance and openness as never before.' 
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Kaeser, who worked for Siemens in San Jose, from 1995 to 1999, 
previously has used his position as the head of one of Europe's most 
powerful manufacturers to take a stand on political issues." 
-- The city council in Charlotte, which will host the Republican 
National Convention next year, just condemned Trump's "racist 
and xenophobic" comments. Felicia Sonmez reports: " 
Mitchell 
Jr., one of the council members who supported the resolution, said the 
move was intended to send a message to the White House: 'We may 
not be able to control what you say, but we're going to tell you how we 
feel about it in Charlotte, North Carolina.' All nine of the city council's 
Democrats voted for the measure, while the two Republicans on the 
council opposed it." 
-- After a week of backlash over his comments, Trump privately 
met with former NFL player and conservative commentator Jack 
Brewer at the golf course to talk about "black America," according 
to Brewer. ABC News's Tara Palmeri reports: "'My goal is to help calm 
this wave,' Brewer told ABC News in a phone interview about the 
tensions between the black community and Trump. 'It's all about 
emotion.' Brewer said he and the president did not specifically speak 
about the latest controversy regarding the four congresswomen and the 
rally chant, saying that his agenda was criminal justice reform and how 
it's impacting the African American community. 'I came to talk about 
what's been done. Thousands of black families have their dads now,' 
said Brewer, referring to the announcement on Friday that 3,100 
inmates were released from prison under the First Step Act." 
Trump says he's 'the best thing to happen to Puerto Rico' amid protests 
-- In Puerto Rico, protesters shut down a major highway and 
paralyzed most of San Juan as they continued demanding the 
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resignation of Gov. Ricardo Rossello. The Times's Frances Robles 
and Alejandra Rosa report: "The protest was one of the largest ever 
seen on the island, as Puerto Ricans streamed into the capital on buses 
— and some on planes from the mainland — in a spontaneous eruption 
of fury over the years of recession, mismanagement, natural disaster 
and corruption that have fueled a recent exodus. Ignoring sporadic 
deluges, demonstrators launched impromptu line dances, paraded on 
horseback, banged pots and carried banners along several miles of 
highway, many shouting: 'Ricky, renuncia, el pueblo to repudia!' —
Ricky, resign, the people reject you. ... 'Governor, Puerto Rico Demands 
Your Resignation,' the island's largest-circulation daily newspaper, El 
Nuevo Dia, said in an unusual front-page editorial on Monday. ... In an 
interview with Fox News on Monday, Mr. Rossello said he had 
apologized to some of those named in the chat but still has work to do 
as governor." 
-- After criticizing Rossello, Trump credited himself as "the best 
thing that ever happened to Puerto Rico." From HuffPost's Julian 
Shen-Berro: "Trump falsely stated that Congress 'gave Puerto Rico $92 
billion last year' as evidence of their incompetence. ... Trump later 
claimed to be 'the best thing that ever happened to Puerto Rico,' citing a 
number of bizarre reasons while trying to justify the statement 'They 
don't like to give me the credit for it, but we did a great job [in Puerto 
Rico],' he said. 'I have many Puerto Rican friends. I have a real 
understanding of Puerto Rico. I've had jobs in Puerto Rico.' Trump did 
not delve into specifics of the 'great job' he believed his administration 
had accomplished, but did refer to what he saw as a 
'tremendous' success that occurred before his presidency began. 'I own 
the Miss Universe contest and we had them in Puerto Rico, twice. And 
I'll tell you, we had tremendous successes,' the president said. 'In fact, 
they said literally 100% — this never happens — almost, I think it was 
close to 100, but 100% of the island itself was watching. They like those 
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pageants.-
-- Other mainland politicians also criticized Rossello, including 
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio. The 2020 hopeful said the Puerto 
Rican governor "has exhibited a pattern of sexist. homophobic and 
entirely inappropriate behavior." (CNN)
SOCIAL MEDIA SPEED READ: 
Chelsea Clinton announced the birth of her third child: 
The Post's Fact Checker commented on Trump's misleading statements 
on a conversation he had with India's prime minister: 
Trump commented on the most recent clashes in Hong Kong: 
And a Democratic presidential hopeful trolled Ivanka Trump: 
QUOTE OF THE DAY: 
"If I wanted to win that war, Afghanistan would be wiped off the face 
of the earth, it would be gone, it would be over literally in 10 days and 
I don't want to go that route," Trump said during his meeting with the 
Pakistani prime minister. "I just don't want to kill 10 million people." 
(Anne Gearan and John Hudson) 
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VIDEOS OF THE DAY: 
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places: 
Seth Meyers took a closer look at Trump's attacks against four 
congresswomen of color: 
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Re: Staffing 
From 
To 
L. 
Date 
2019/08/12 21:49 
Subject: 
Re: Staffing 
Attachments: TEXT.htm 
Yes...Gonna be trained as correctional workers first all 
is checking but he's a materials handler and probably promoted up from CO...he's the on 
San from my Vonnott Samsung Galaxy smortphone 
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From: "L. 
Datsiyitail Pfiraik 
To: 
Subject: Re: Staffmg 
>>> 
08/1212019 21:45 >» 
So CNN is reporting that one of the officers on Epstein's unit was not a "full fledged" correctional officer....unbelievable 
Sem from my Watson. Satmung Galaxy smortphone 
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From: 
Date: 8/12/19907 PM GMT-05:00 
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Subject: Re: Staffing 
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I didn't read the press release. It's less about responding to CNN directly and more an opportunity to give 
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8/12/2019 9:29 AM >>> 
-Cturent Overall Staffing 84.86% 
-Current Correctional Services Staffing 83.70% 
-Number of Vacant Officers: 19 
-Number of officer positions currently being recruited (various stages): 41 
- 4 Correctional Officers currently in new employee training (Introduction to Correctional Techniques- 1CT) (started with 5, one resigned) 
- 2 additional Officers scheduled to start 9/15/19 
- Since April 12. 2019. MCC New York has been approved for the following incentives: 
-10% Relocation Incentive 
-10% Recruitment Incentive 
- MCC New York has advertised on 97.1 FM, ran an add in the NY Times. and also ran an add in The Chief. 
• Held a career fair at 290 Broadway on July 30th with 174 potential applicants in attendance. 
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COP: Continuation of Pay (Worker's Compensation Case) 
FFLA: Family Leave 
>>> 
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Thomas - His regular schedule is as a Warehouse Worker Foreman and this is a M-F 8-4 job. Ile worked OT on 7/30, 8/6, 8/7, 8/9, and 8/10. His OT is a 
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-Cturent Overall Staffing 84.86% 
-Current Correctional Services Staffing 83.70% 
-Number of Vacant Officers: 19 
-Number of officer positions currently being recruited (various stages): 41 
- 4 Correctional Officers currently in new employee training (Introduction to Correctional Techniques - ICI) (started with 5. one resigned) 
- 2 additional Officers scheduled to start 9/15/19 
- Since April 12, 2019, MCC New York has been approved for the following incentives: 
-10% Relocation Incentive 
-10% Recruitment Incentive 
- MCC New York has advertised on 97.1 FM. ran an add in the NY Times, and also ran an add in The Chief. 
- Held a career fair at 290 Broadway on July 30th with 174 potential applicants in attendance. 
Correctional Services Absence (8/3/19 to 8/10/19): 
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LWOP: Leave Without Pay (authorized) 
AWOL: Absent Without Leave (unauthorized) 
Official Time: Union Activities 
COP: Continuation of Pay (Worker's Compensation Case) 
FFLA: Family Leave 
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The Daily 202: The Afghanistan Papers show the corrosive consequences of letting 
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The Afghanistan Papers show the 
corrosive consequences of letting 
corruption go unchecked 
Exclusive: A secret history of the war in Afghanistan, revealed 
BYE 
HOHMANN 
with Mariana Alfaro 
THE BIG IDEA: A toxic. of U.S. government policies, under 
the administrations of George W. Bush and Barack Obama, 
directly contributed to Afghanistan's descent into one of the 
world's most corrupt countries. 
U.S. leaders said publicly that they had no tolerance for corruption in 
Afghanistan, but that was one of several topics related to the war effort 
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on which they systematically misled the public, according to a trove of 
confidential government interviews obtained by The Washington Post. 
American representatives often looked the other way at egregious and 
brazen graft, so long as the offenders were considered allies. 
Congress appropriated vast sums of money, which was handed out 
with little oversight or recordkeeping. The ensuing greed and corruption 
undermined the legitimacy of the nascent government and helped 
make the ground more fertile for the Taliban's resurgence. 
"The basic assumption was that corruption is an Afghan problem and 
we are the solution. But there is one indispensable ingredient for 
corruption — money — and we were the ones who had the money," 
said Barnett Rubin, a former senior State Department adviser and a 
New York University professor. 
The adage is as true in Afghanistan as America: Follow the money. 
"Our biggest single project, sadly and inadvertently, of course, may 
have been the development of mass corruption," said Ryan Crocker, 
who twice served as the top U.S. diplomat in Kabul, in 2002 and again 
from 2011 to 2012. "Once it gets to the level I saw, when I was out 
there, it's somewhere between unbelievably hard and outright 
impossible to fix it. ... The corruption was so entrenched and so much 
a part of the lifestyle of the establishment writ broadly..." 
Crocker told interviewers from the government that he felt "a sense of 
futility": "I was struck by something [then-president Hamid] Karzai said 
and repeated a number of times during my tenure, which is that the 
West, led by the U.S., in his clear view, had a significant responsibility 
to bear for the whole corruption issue," he explained. "I always thought 
Karzai had a point, that you just cannot put those amounts of money 
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into a very fragile state and society, and not have it fuel corruption. ... 
You just can't." 
-- The comments from Crocker and Rubin are included among 
more than 2,000 pages of previously private notes from research 
conducted by U.S. government investigators. More than 400 
people who played a direct role in the war, from generals to 
diplomats and aid workers, were questioned about what went 
wrong. The interviews were conducted by the Office of the Special 
Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction between 2014 and 
2018 for a "Lessons Learned" project. A report outlined the 
conclusions in broad brushstrokes in 2016, but a lot of the most 
noteworthy material was held back. The Post has fought a three-year 
legal battle, which is ongoing, to get these documents out under the 
Freedom of Information Act so that the American people can see for 
themselves what's been going on. 
John Sopko, the head of the federal agency that conducted the 
interviews, acknowledged in an interview with 
M
 
Whitlock that the 
records show "the American people have constantly been lied to." 
Whitlock has written a six-part series dissecting all the documents. 
(You can start with Part One here.) 
Watch: The Post's full interview with Inspector General John Sopko 
-- A key theme underlying many of the most candid interviews is 
that a short-term focus on maintaining security led to 
compromises that started small but became bigger and 
bigger. It's a cautionary tale that can be cross-applied to a host of 
other challenges facing the United States. 
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