So I think this ends up becoming public transportation. Okay.
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Manafort resigned on the heels of those documents becoming public.
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He is fighting to keep his tax returns from becoming public.
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Why did they want to keep this information from becoming public?
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On Wednesday, those secrets moved two steps closer to becoming public.
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In the wake of the waiver becoming public, Charles Robinson at Yahoo!
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At the furthest extreme, some dream of the companies becoming public utilities.
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But the tabloid sat on the story, which kept it from becoming public.
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Kavanaugh reportedly tried to discredit his second accuser prior to her story becoming public.
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Absolutely nothing in the law or the regulations prevents the report from becoming public.
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"We're going to insist on [the report] becoming public," House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep.
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Players file dozens of grievances every season, but most are resolved without becoming public.
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I KNOW YOU WERE ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE PROBLEM WITH UNICORNS BECOMING PUBLIC.
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But Democrats are making clear that this report becoming public isn't the end of this investigation.
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Mifsud argued at the time that the case was only becoming public because of "political reasons."
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Lastly, unprecedented amounts of information are quickly becoming public in this era of social media, Altman said.
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Mr. Besson's lawyer, Thierry Marembert, declined to comment on the accusations, which began becoming public in May.
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It's no wonder Trump is doing everything in his power to prevent other documents from becoming public.
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Then, the impeachment articles charge, Trump stonewalled investigations of the matter to prevent it from becoming public.
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The Falwells wanted to keep "a bunch of photographs, personal photographs" from becoming public, Cohen told Arnold.
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Applications are now becoming public, because America's patent office must release them 18 months after they are filed.
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None have been released because of a law that protects presidential communications from becoming public for several years.
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She suggested the White House would seek to exert executive privilege to shield certain aspects from becoming public.
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Instead, friends took screen shots of the post and they began circulating, eventually becoming public and going viral.
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Now, more than 249 years later, what those witnesses said may be on the verge of becoming public.
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Aces from more marginalized backgrounds often have more difficulty finding acceptance, let alone becoming public faces for the community.
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He allegedly rented a private plane to avoid its passenger manifest, which might have included Mason, from becoming public.
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It'll be Pruitt's first Senate appearance since his series of high-profile ethics controversies started becoming public in March.
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But Democrats said the speed with which the case was becoming public was itself a strong sign of wrongdoing.
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He proposed to contestant Whitney Bischoff on the show's finale, but the couple split not long after becoming public.
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The unspoken subtext: I don't want this part of our lives becoming public, even if you're thinking about it.
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Rihanna has apparently hopped across the pond for "work, work, work, work, work" and it's just now becoming public knowledge.
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"Perhaps as we see more companies becoming public, we'll see asset managers want to offer an ETF experience," he said.
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"It comes back to: we shouldn't learn about these through media channels or them becoming public," said one defense official.
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The Washington Post was the first to report on the forms on Tuesday prior to them becoming public on Wednesday.
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The ruling is a win for Trump, who is fighting on several fronts to shield the records from becoming public.
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I'd expect that, should Mueller finish up with a big report, it would end up becoming public one way or another.
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"These are people who put themselves in the public space and exposed themselves to criticism," by becoming public officials, she said.
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How do you work with someone when a simple request to not leak information is itself liable to end up becoming public?
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He said there would be a 20-minute delay to prevent any evidence that was protected by the court from becoming public.
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That would also result in many emails not becoming public until after the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire and South Carolina primaries.
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WILFRED FROST: becoming public, have you felt more pressure to hit profitability as opposed to just hit revenue growth in the past?
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) said in November 2017, as the allegations against Franken were becoming public, that Clinton should have stepped down.
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In response to the incidents becoming public, Roswell City Administrator Gary Palmer released a statement calling for a review of the police department.
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The tricky thing about conflict is you don't know how either party — the aggressor or the recipient — will feel about it becoming public.
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Mansour said that with so much gendered harassment and abuse becoming public, producers in particular are more consciously positioning themselves on women's side.
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The deal was the prelude to the story of Bezos&apos relationship becoming public, which was followed by Bezos and his wife divorcing.
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Mr. Coffey said Mr. Ulrich's path to becoming public advocate must travel through Republican voters and people "who don't like" Mr. de Blasio.
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Shareholders often file lawsuits accusing companies of securities fraud for concealing material negative information that causes the stock price to decline upon becoming public.
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One, Christine Blasey Ford, says she faced an onslaught of threats of murder and other "vicious harassment" within hours of her name becoming public.
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You've already masturbated on camera to prevent yourself from becoming public, why are you now going to talk about it on a television show?
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Citing people familiar with the matter, CNN reported that aides took "remarkable" steps to stop the conversations with other world leaders from becoming public.
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And it's airing even though Trump's lawyer obtained a restraining order from an arbitrator that was meant to stop the interview from becoming public.
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Why it matters: This would be SpaceX's first foray into the institutional debt market, and could result in some of the company's financials becoming public.
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And I am hoping, by doing this interview and with the divorce becoming public, that this will be another step of putting it behind us.
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The Khaleesi isn't exactly heroic anymore, but she's still a ways from becoming public-enemy one, when there are so many worse characters out there.
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"Trump wants to tighten a rule allowing the government to deny permanent legal status to immigrants considered to be at risk of becoming "public charges.
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And they also put more scrutiny both on Trump's conversations with foreign leaders and the White House's attempts to keep those conversations from becoming public.
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In the lawsuit, Haggis denied the allegation and accused Breest of extortion and of demanding $9 million in order to avoid her claims becoming public.
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With the tape becoming public in the midst of his divorce from Bach, a judge temporarily blocked him from seeing his daughters Taylor-Ann and Hayley.
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Intel's age discrimination case is becoming public only a couple of months after the publication of an exhaustive report into allegedly widespread age discrimination within IBM.
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And for all Mr. Trump's charges about immigrants becoming public charges, living at taxpayers' expense, noncitizens are barred by law from most means-tested federal programs.
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In asking the court to seal the evidence, the lawyers may be trying to prevent the evidence from leaking and becoming public, which could be embarrassing.
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Certainly it seems some companies are reconsidering how they use the platform in light of recent cases where executives were embarrassed by their messages becoming public.
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"Of course, as a practical matter, it's a little hard to imagine information going to the full House or Senate and not becoming public," Yin said.
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Those calls -- both with leaders who maintain controversial relationships with Trump -- were among the presidential conversations that aides took remarkable steps to keep from becoming public.
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During that meeting, we reinforced the fact that becoming public was not the end game, but rather a stepping stone in the process of our ultimate objectives.
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Unfortunately, the president and his lawyers have provided every indication they will attempt to assert executive privilege to prevent information in the Mueller report from becoming public.
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Both Weinstein and former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly used legal settlements to keep allegations of sexual misconduct from becoming public, according to the New York Times.
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Wolff's new book, titled "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," has caused a storm since excerpts began becoming public last week ahead of its release.
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The practice of buying the rights to a story with the intention of quashing it from becoming public was known as "catch and kill" at the Enquirer.
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Tillerson has let it be known that he wants to establish an environment where employees feel empowered to debate policy within the department without the discussions becoming public.
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After Governor Bentley learned of the recordings, he "became obsessed with the existence of the tapes and a desire to prevent them from becoming public," the report says.
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Little is known about the relationship between the suspects and the victims, but details about the men who are charged in connection with the killings are becoming public.
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In prepared remarks published hours before his testimony, Cohen said the check is proof that Trump knowingly conspired to prevent negative stories about his personal life becoming public.
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Within days of the payments becoming public, both companies were forced to admit that hiring Cohen had been a mistake, and they both expressed regret over the move.
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Indeed, the board of his own company intentionally looked the other way while playing whack-a-mole with the press to keep the stories from becoming public. Rep.
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And it put extensive information about Mr. Trump's personal and business finances — which the president has spent years fighting to keep secret — one step closer to becoming public.
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"With Uber and Lyft becoming public companies, shareholders will expect them to rationalize prices on rides towards sustainable levels," said Paul Hudson, founding partner at Glade Brook Capital Partners.
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While conservatives feared that Hillary Clinton would take away their right to bear arms and therefore their safety, liberals were afraid as well—of gun owners becoming public shooters.
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Members of Christine Blasey Ford's family have penned an open letter of support for Ford following her accusation of sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh becoming public.
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"With Uber and Lyft becoming public companies, shareholders will expect them to rationalize prices on rides toward sustainable levels," said Paul Hudson, founding partner at Glade Brook Capital Partners.
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That brings with it a risk, of course: appealing to C.A.S. may well result in details of the breaches — and misdirection — City is said to have committed becoming public.
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Intercept reporter Ryan Grim, who broke the news of the letter detailing allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, on Tuesday explained why Christine Blasey Ford's accusations were delayed in becoming public.
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It prevents harassment, discrimination, retaliation, and other unlawful treatment that employees have experienced from ever becoming public, and in doing so it continues and supports further mistreatment and unlawful behavior.
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Cohen has since pleaded guilty to arranging to payments to two women in order to keep stories of their alleged affairs with Trump from becoming public before the 2016 election.
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With this being the fall finale, it looks like January will find us with Kevin's addiction becoming public knowledge, as well as providing some major changes for Randall and Kate.
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Stories concerning the birth of a Belgian royal love child circulated for decades before becoming public with the publication of a 1999 biography of Albert's Italian-born wife, Queen Paola.
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Honig also noted that Barr first could share the report privately with the White House, raising the possibility Trump could object to certain portions becoming public by citing executive privilege.
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The Daily Mail reported that Clinton says in a Hulu documentary, "Hillary," that he feels "terrible" about the public scrutiny Lewinsky endured following details of their sexual relationship becoming public.
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There was speculation at first when a lipstick from the collection, Shady, was half off, but it was discovered that it went on sale prior to the cheating allegations becoming public.
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While employers who use forced arbitration argue that the arrangement is good for employee privacy, it conveniently can keep specific internal issues from becoming public relations disasters for the companies themselves.
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Silicon Valley as a whole is in the middle of a huge wave of controversy as stories of sexism within the startup ecosystem and at companies like Uber are becoming public.
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When considering whether to reveal the discovery of the emails, Comey said he considered the "catastrophic" implications of concealing the findings and the "very bad" effects of them potentially becoming public.
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According to the Daily Mail, the athletes are so distressed by the prospect of their gender history becoming public that they would "probably drop back" if they actually won a medal.
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The sculptor Augusta Savage abruptly left her home in Harlem in the early 20143s for a drafty farmhouse in Saugerties, N.Y. The reasons for her departure are only now becoming public.
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But three people close to the matter said that Mr. Trump knew that Mr. Cohen had succeeded in keeping the allegations from becoming public at the time the president denied it.
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Cohen admitted to making payments to two women at the direction of an unidentified candidate for political office "to influence the outcome of the election" by keeping information from becoming public.
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Cohen admitted that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," he kept information that would have harmed Trump from becoming public during the 2016 election cycle.
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He admitted that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," he had kept information that would have harmed Trump from becoming public during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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That probe began as early as February, but prosecutors delayed certain investigative steps until recently in an effort to avoid alerting people implicated in the probe and prevent it from becoming public.
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Russian executives hoping to prevent past business transactions with U.S. President Donald Trump from becoming public knowledge will get found out sooner or later, according to a professor at John Hopkins University.
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With what is already known about the contacts between his campaign and Russians, Trump has little political interest in the final report becoming public ahead of his bid for reelection in 2020.
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In the wake of the 30-minute conversation between the former president and the attorney general becoming public, Lynch announced that she would accept whatever course the FBI recommended regarding Hillary Clinton.
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But now it was just weeks away from becoming Public Records, a state-of-the-art music venue and watering hole that hopes to become a beacon for a neighborhood in flux.
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Supply chain risk, carbon footprint, and especially diversity of workforce — all of this information is all becoming public and companies that are not behaving responsibly are at risk of ruining their reputations.
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He admitted that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office" -- Trump -- he kept information that could have harmed the President from becoming public during the 2016 election.
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President Donald Trump has made curbing legal and illegal immigration a cornerstone of his presidency, and presented the rule as an effort to prevent people from becoming "public charges" dependent on government support.
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In court, Cohen admitted that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," he kept information that would have harmed Trump from becoming public during the 2016 election cycle.
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Refresher: In the wake of the breach, Bloomberg reported that three executives had actually dumped large amounts of stock in between the company learning about the breach and that information becoming public knowledge.
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" The intrigue: "[T]hree people close to the matter said that Mr. Trump knew that Mr. Cohen had succeeded in keeping the allegations from becoming public at the time the president denied it.
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"It would look like the president, in a self-serving and self-protective move, was trying a relatively unprecedented judicial proceeding to keep information about his own conduct from becoming public," he said.
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The decision is a victory for Democrats investigating Mr. Trump and his businesses, and brings information about the president's finances one step closer to becoming public, a development he has fought for years.
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On Tuesday, Cohen said that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," he kept information that would have harmed Trump from becoming public during the 2016 election cycle.
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For leaders and diplomats everywhere, the drama is a reminder, yet again, of the heightened risk in the digital age that what they assume to be private communications will end up becoming public.
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"You are now, Miss Cooper, the third witness before a committee who testified that the Ukrainians found out about a problem or hold on the security assistance prior to becoming public," said Rep.
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She sold her story for $150,000 in August 2016 but it was never published by the National Enquirer, a practice known as "catch and kill" to prevent a potentially damaging story from becoming public.
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Trump, however, doesn't actually need to win these cases to prevent his finances from becoming public before the 2020 election — the last realistic chance to hold him accountable for anything in the Mazars documents.
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Of course, your friend could always screenshot the results, which do show the username and photo, and share that image as a Story post, so make sure you're okay with your answer becoming public.
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McDougal sold her story for $150,000 in August 2016 but it was never published by the National Enquirer, a practice known as "catch and kill" to prevent a potentially damaging story from becoming public.
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Winterkorn resigned within days of the scandal becoming public in September 22015, but other senior executives who were on the company's management board at the time continue to hold senior positions within the group.
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Such gag agreements were also used to prevent accusations from becoming public against serial predators Bill O'Reilly and R. Kelly, who have denied the accusations against them, and Lawrence Nassar, the USA Gymnastics coach.
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Even if the President or his new attorney general limits Mueller's work, fires him or otherwise prevents Mueller's findings from becoming public, the Democrats now hold the all-important subpoena power in the House.
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But the source said there's some uneasiness about what else might emerge, especially as investigators delve into the question of whether Trump's call was improperly designated as classified to keep it from becoming public.
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"Our mission is to create an alternative path to a traditional IPO for disruptive and agile technology companies to achieve their long-term objectives and overcome key deterrents to becoming public," the filing said.
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He admitted in federal court that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," he kept information that would have harmed Trump from becoming public during the 2016 election cycle.
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" Bennett also said he "tried to seek justice in a way that made sense to me at the time because I was not ready to deal with the ramifications of my story becoming public.
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She said Mr. Powell's emails had revealed him, a normally stoic public official, to be just as gossipy as everyone else, and added that the gossip, not classified information, was what people feared becoming public.
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He also said that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office" -- referring to Trump -- he had helped keep potentially harmful information about Trump from becoming public during the 2016 campaign.
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The global repercussions of our satellite know-how becoming public knowledge should start a bigger discussion now — before we step out our front doors, look up, and wonder whether we should smile for the picture.
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In court on Tuesday, Cohen said that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," he kept information that would have harmed Trump from becoming public during the 2016 election cycle.
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He said in a courthouse that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office" -- Trump -- he kept information that could have harmed the President from becoming public during the 2016 election.
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The difficulties of becoming public and the decline in overall listings was cited as a crucial issue by Jay Clayton in his confirmation hearing last year to be chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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Hotspot Shield, an app that allows users to connect to virtual private networks, said it saw a more than 300 percent increase in new downloads in Turkey within two hours of the coup becoming public knowledge.
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Photo: Jamie McCarthy (Getty)Massive data breaches have become a sad, numbing reality, where a hack or a compromised server leads to millions of peoples' private data becoming public or landing in the hands of thieves.
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He said that it was "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office" that he worked to keep information that could have harmed the candidate from becoming public during the 2016 campaign.
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Cohen said in a plea deal that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office" he kept information that would have been harmful to the candidate and the campaign from becoming public.
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But then further media reports came out about the alleged abuse and revealed that the FBI knew about it, suggesting that the White House cared more about the allegations against Porter becoming public than the allegations themselves.
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And yet the bureau went to great lengths to shield this investigation from becoming public before the election, even as James Comey, then the F.B.I. director, spoke openly about the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server.
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In a plea deal, he said that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office" he had kept information that would have been harmful to the candidate and the campaign from becoming public.
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The White House's statement on Friday indicates an effort to paint the practice as sanctioned by lawyers and overseen by the National Security Council, rather than a politically motivated attempt to keep Trump's conversations from becoming public.
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In a year likely to feature some of the most well-known tech startups — Uber, Lyft, Peloton, Slack, Pinterest, and Postmates — finally becoming public companies, the first few months have soured some of the jubilation in Silicon Valley.
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Laura Wasser, Jolie's attorney, says the actress does not oppose sealing documents to prevent details from becoming public, but that Pitt's team didn't consult with them before their hearing, which is why she opposed it at this time.
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The Hollywood Reporter notes that Franco could have received many votes before the Time's story was reported, and may still obtain an Oscars nomination simply due to the timing of the voting window and the allegations becoming public.
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Still, the export permissions are becoming public amid a standoff between Capitol Hill and the White House over U.S. relations with Saudi Arabia in the wake of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi's killing by Saudi agents last fall.
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When he plead guilty, Cohen implicated Trump himself, admitting that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," he kept information that would have harmed Trump from becoming public during the 2016 election cycle.
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And it could be that law enforcement is using, they're using that as a point of leverage, knowing that Huzayfah is extremely concerned about his identity becoming public, because he doesn't want to bring harm to his family.
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The "break glass in case of emergency" option was that if the attorney general was interfering with the work of the special counsel and preventing it from becoming public, the special counsel could leave the department and testify.
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The idea is that the president should be able to speak freely and confidentially with his advisers without worrying about those discussions ever becoming public -- as with other legal privileges between attorney and client or doctor and patient.
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CIA interrogators were so worried about the details of Zubaydah&aposs torture becoming public that they requested "reasonable assurances that [Abu Zubaydah] will remain in isolation and incommunicado for the remainder of his life," the Senate report found.
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Ms. McDougal sold her story for $150,000 to The National Enquirer, which was supportive of Mr. Trump, during the final months of the presidential campaign, but the tabloid sat on the story, which kept it from becoming public.
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In the plea deal, Cohen implicated the President and admitted that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," Cohen kept information from becoming public that would have harmed Trump during the 2016 election cycle.
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There's a sense of the private becoming public in a way that, where you take someone like Kissinger, such a central figure to the kind of architecture of the Vietnam War and American foreign policy, on White House stationery.
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But a man whose entire claim to renown and to office rests on a reputation for business prowess will be tempted to do anything he can to prevent actual business failure, and beholdenness to foreign oligarchs, from becoming public.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's iTruemart, a unit of mobile phone operator True Corp Plc, said on Saturday it has fixed a data leak that led to information on some of its customers, including their ID and passport data, becoming public.
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Most Saudi watchers do not expect any struggles within the family to spill into the open, as all the royals understand how much they have to lose from such fissures becoming public or destabilizing their grip on the kingdom.
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In the plea deal, he implicated the President and admitted that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," he kept information from becoming public that would have harmed Trump during the 2016 election cycle.
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I was underage when the event took place, and I tried to seek justice in a way that made sense to me at the time because I was not ready to deal with the ramifications of my story becoming public.
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Laura Wasser, Jolie's attorney, previously said the actress does not oppose sealing documents to prevent details from becoming public, but that Pitt's team didn't consult with them before the emergency hearing, which is why she opposed it at the time.
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The disclosure of the McDougal recording, which was first reported by The New York Times, raises fresh questions about the lengths to which Trump and his confidant would go to suppress allegations of extramarital affairs from becoming public before the election.
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Early on in the current iteration of the #MeToo movement, many reports coming to light were "open secrets" — stories that had circulated for years within Hollywood or other industries, finally becoming public as survivors felt emboldened to tell their stories.
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The divide was another twist in the unusual story of the lengthy captivity of Louisa Akavi, which was kept secret for years by a government and an employer initially in lock step about the need to stop it from becoming public.
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"I tried to seek justice in a way that made sense to me at the time because I was not ready to deal with the ramifications of my story becoming public," he said in a statement provided to The Times.
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And perhaps people weren't entirely forthcoming about their pube mishaps, although they weren't telling this info to a person, they filled out an anonymous survey online (the authors did acknowledge that some people might have been worried about results somehow becoming public).
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The payment came from Trump's longtime personal attorney, Michael Cohen, who has since pleaded guilty to arranging to payments to Daniels and another woman in order to keep stories of their alleged affairs with Trump from becoming public before the 2016 election.
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So before this year, this current wave of sexual harassment and assault allegations becoming public — at least 60 since the Harvey Weinstein story broke this October — I thought that someone telling me they were sorry would make things better, if only slightly.
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" The statement continued, "I was underage when the event took place, and I tried to seek justice in a way that made sense to me at the time because I was not ready to deal with the ramifications of my story becoming public.
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Cohen implicated the President in August when he pleaded guilty in federal court and said that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," he had kept information that would have harmed Trump from becoming public during the campaign.
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Since then, Farrow and Rich McHugh, his former investigative partner, have alleged that NBC tried to kill the story because of pressure from Weinstein's lawyers and also to prevent sexual misconduct allegations against former "Today" show host Matt Lauer from becoming public.
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Most pressingly, Trump or his lawyers need to try to find some way to explain why he insisted he knew nothing about the payment to Daniels when Cohen has said he kept harmful information from becoming public at Trump's -- or a "candidate's" -- behest.
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The series of tweets underscores the fact that Trump has been unable to keep his fury over Mueller's probe from becoming public, even as the stock market reacted positively Monday to the president reaching a new temporary truce in a trade war with China.
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He also implicated the President when he admitted that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office" he kept information that could have harmed Trump from becoming public during the 2016 election -- referring to Trump and the $130,000 payment to Daniels.
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Last week, Vox's Jane Coaston explained the significance of the move: This means that some details on Congress's sexual harassment problem, which the settlements have largely kept under wraps, could end up becoming public — though the names of those accused or paid will remain secret.
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" On tech founder fears of becoming public CEOs: "It's definitely a transition, but it's not all that different from how, as a private company and especially as a startup, you take on investors and a board and are constantly having conversations about the company's performance.
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In a New York court on Tuesday, Cohen entered a plea deal and said that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office" he had kept information that would have been harmful to the candidate and the campaign from becoming public.
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The main storyline is certainly arresting, with a couple of mismatched detectives (played by Jim Sturgess and Agyness Deyn) stumbling upon information that suggests an apocalyptic, mass-extinction event is in the offing, one that shadowy forces will do anything to prevent from becoming public.
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These grievances, which simmered internally at Facebook before becoming public last week, reveal a side of Facebook that contrasts with its family-forward messaging and the leadership of Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg, who exhorted generations of women to "lean in" to their careers.
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On Tuesday, Cohen pleaded guilty to eight criminal counts, and implicated the President by admitting in court that he "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," kept information that would have harmed Trump from becoming public during the 2016 election.
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In his first guilty plea last August, Cohen admitted that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," he kept information that would have harmed Trump -- claims from women who alleged affairs with Trump -- from becoming public during the 2016 election cycle.
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Nadler's letter comes after court filings showed Hicks participated in a phone call with then-candidate Donald Trump and Cohen, his former longtime lawyer, at a time when Cohen was trying to prevent the details about an alleged affair with adult-film star Stormy Daniels from becoming public knowledge.
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The relationship between White House chief of staff John Kelly and Tillerson soured in recent months following the incident becoming public, leaving the former Exxon CEO without a single top ally in the West Wing as talk has ramped up of him being replaced at the State Department.
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Robyn has an easy laugh and a casual manner, and she mentions, delighted by the memory, that in 2014, when she was asked to be on Tesla Motors' board of directors, their first appointed woman since becoming public, she, being the car enthusiast, already had a Model S on order.
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Just Security also reviewed an August 30 email from Duffey to McCusker stating the freeze on aid to Ukraine would continue at the explicit direction of the President despite growing legal concerns within the Pentagon and mounting external questions prompted by news of the hold becoming public just days prior.
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According to a report Thursday by Just Security, a website focusing on reporting and analysis of national security law and policy, Duffey cited in an August 30 email "Clear direction from POTUS to continue to hold" the Ukraine aid -- despite growing legal concerns within the Pentagon and questions prompted by news of the hold becoming public just days before.
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In the interview, Ms. Zerkal, who said she resigned from her post last week to protest her government's back channel diplomacy with both the Trump administration last summer and Russia this fall, provided an insider's account of when senior officials in Kyiv learned of the freeze, and how they tried to keep the information from becoming public.
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Cohen, Trump's former personal attorney and fixer, pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to eight criminal counts and admitted "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office" that he had acted to keep information that would have been harmful to the candidate and the campaign from becoming public during the 2016 presidential election.
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Schiff's comments come after news last week that Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, pleaded guilty to eight criminal counts and implicated the President by admitting in court that he, "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," kept information that would have harmed Trump from becoming public during the 2016 election.
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While Snap's lead IPO underwriters, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group Inc, had an opportunity to review and draft the registration document, the more than 10 banks that have recently signed up as IPO co-managers, including Citigroup Inc and Royal Bank of Canada, have been told they cannot see it ahead of it becoming public, the sources said on Wednesday.
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F.B.I. agents raided the home and offices of Mr. Trump's longtime lawyer Michael Cohen this week; according to the Department of Justice, he is under criminal investigation by the Southern District of New York, and he may face charges of bank and wire fraud for paying hush money to prevent news of past sexual affairs from becoming public during the election.
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Those calls -- both with leaders who maintain controversial relationships with Trump -- were among the presidential conversations that aides took remarkable steps to keep from becoming public, though like the 2017 meeting with the top Russian officials, it's unclear whether White House aides took the additional step of placing the Saudi and Russian phone calls in the highly secured electronic system.
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In less than an hour Tuesday, Manafort was found guilty on eight counts of financial crimes -- with a mistrial declared for the other 10 -- and then Cohen entered a plea deal and said that "in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office" he had kept information that would have been harmful to the candidate and the campaign from becoming public.
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Longtime Trump personal attorney and fixer Michael Cohen agreed to a plea deal with the Southern District of New York in which he admitted guilt on eight charges and acknowledged that he had discussed or made hush payments to two women alleging affairs with Trump in order to keep damaging information from becoming public, at the direction of and in coordination with a candidate for federal office.
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But that gets to the fundamental question, which is if you think that companies do better coming through the process of becoming public, what does that say about the transparency or perhaps lack of transparency in the private markets and at a time, I'd add, that you have BlackRock, T. Rowe Price, and actually public investors oftentimes now in vehicles that live in this private market space.
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Questions also remain unanswered about what, if anything, would happen regarding the unnamed people who prosecutors said played key roles in the events that led to Cohen's guilty pleas — one or more unnamed campaign officials who discussed the payments with Cohen, the Trump Organization employees involved in repaying Cohen, and the media executives involved in the efforts to prevent the women's stories from becoming public — and whether they were cooperating with the prosecutors.
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The materials submitted in conjunction with Cohen's plea referenced several unnamed people who prosecutors claimed had played key roles in the events that led to Cohen's guilty pleas — the candidate for office, who Cohen identified as Trump; one or more unnamed campaign officials who discussed the payments with Cohen; Trump Organization employees who were later involved in repaying Cohen; and media executives who were involved in the efforts to prevent the women's stories from becoming public.
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It's on his Republican primary opponents and their staffers, who either failed to uncover or failed to deploy the information becoming public now; it's on Republican voters, who saw traces of this kind of behavior in Trump's documented record and either didn't care or applauded it; it's on Trump's inner circle for ignoring what they knew and lacking the curiosity to search for more; and on Trump himself for preferring to surround himself with opportunists and yes-men rather than people of even minimal character.
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Ranking member Doug CollinsDouglas (Doug) Allen CollinsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Democratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal Activist groups push House Judiciary leaders to end mass phone data collection MORE (R-Ga.) introduced a resolution last Monday, ahead of the summary of the Mueller report becoming public, seeking details surrounding allegations Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE discussed wearing a wire to record conversations with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and if there were serious conversations about invoking the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office.
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