I have an account on Preferred411, a community of escorts who've been vouched by clients and clients who've been vouched by escorts.
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Most important, it has been vouched for by the Scotts.
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A senior scouting adviser, Charlie Gonzalez, vouched for Bregman's passion.
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It vouched for positive interactions with and impressions of him.
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"Priebus vouched for Spicer and against Trump's instincts," the source said.
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She says a number of experts also vouched for their authenticity.
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Sure, she vouched for Muslim Americans in response to Trump's comments.
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Dr. Ronny Jackson, who vouched for the president's health on Tuesday.
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Portman has vouched for Kavanaugh's values and integrity to his colleagues.
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Macie Roberts was the supervisor of the group and vouched for her.
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It mattered that he vouched for Michael B. Jordan's performance in Creed.
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Michelle Obama vouched for her as a mother of two young women.
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Unable to get something out, she vouched instead, to get something in.
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" Speaker Paul Ryan too has vouched for Mr. Jordan's "honesty" and "integrity.
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"Priebus vouched for Spicer and against Trump's instincts," a source told CNN.
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Falwell subsequently barnstormed with Trump and vouched for the candidate's Christian virtues.
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But Sproles -- who just returned from the Pro Bowl -- vouched for the guy.
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Cuban vouched for his product: "Everyone else uses Chinese manufacturers," Cuban tells CNBC.
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His pal Floyd Mayweather Jr. has even vouched for him in the ring.
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Neighbors, teachers and classmates of the boy also vouched for his good character.
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Although vouched for by a Harvard scholar, it was ultimately ruled a fraud.
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"People who come through the network of current employees can be vouched for."
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She's the one who vouched for and hired Taylor, he told Business Insider.
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She did just that, and a publicity executive vouched for her as well.
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That is what happened here: in short, Symantec has vouched for Blue Coat's legitimacy.
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In the interview, Casada again vouched for Cothren and called him a changed man.
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He said solders, aid workers and state department officials have vouched for their service.
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Tilman J. Fertitta, host of CNBC's "Billion Dollar Buyer ", vouched for Pitbull's business finesse.
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Either way, you'd deservedly take some of the heat because you vouched for her.
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He even vouched for McGregor's toughness before Conor fought his old friend, Floyd Mayweather.
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Christie, a former U.S. attorney, vouched for Mueller, calling him nonpartisan, honest and hardworking.
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He vouched for the ability of the British financial system to withstand a shock.
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And even officials who vouched for Trump's vigor have begun to temper their comments.
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Testimony happens any time you believe something because someone else vouched for the information.
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Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) even vouched for his fellow Oregonian during the confirmation hearing.
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We're told A$AP and Travis Barker vouched for Uzi, and the deal was done.
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Still, he's shown enough to vindicate those who have vouched for him over the years.
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Many top scholars and judges have vouched for his integrity and commitment to the Constitution.
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Another Japanese automaker, Mitsubishi Motors, vouched for the safety of Kobe Steel aluminum on Wednesday.
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Vice President Mike Pence vouched for Kemp, who ran as a Republican in support of Trump.
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Just days after Biden outlined his proposal, Sanders vouched for Medicare for All in a speech.
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Most of my people are long-time clients, and new people need to be vouched for.
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John Allen, who vouched for her record over anti-war chants from some liberals in attendance.
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They were recruited by word of mouth—a former co-worker vouched that they were reliable.
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Chang Boyang, a member of the Chinese Human Rights Lawyers Group, vouched for the statement's authenticity.
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"[Chief of staff Reince] Priebus vouched for Spicer and against Trump's instincts," a source told CNN.
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Pruitt was also reportedly slated to meet with an Israeli company that Adelson has vouched for.
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At the prayer breakfast, a mostly black audience heard from spiritual leaders who vouched for Bredesen's credentials.
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Another Islamic scholar with knowledge of the situation, Navaid Aziz, vouched for the authenticity of the accusations.
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Vice President Mike Pence, apparently relying on information from Flynn, publicly vouched for the national security adviser.
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Morrison vouched for previous damning testimony by Ambassador Bill Taylor, the Trump administration's acting ambassador to Ukraine.
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Musk said divers who had traversed the passage had vouched that the device would be small enough.
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The questions confronting Meyer involve whether he vouched too strongly for a coach he&aposs considered family.
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In November, Winfrey appeared at campaign events for Abrams, as Vice President Mike Pence vouched for Kemp.
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Trump nevertheless vouched for Mnuchin publicly, shifting blame for the market volatility to the Federal Reserve instead.
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He vouched for Martin's character, saying he joined the military in response to the September 11 attacks.
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Some have vouched for his intellectual rigor and a sense of fairness he displayed as a jurist.
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Boeing executives and the FAA, which vouched for the plane&aposs safety, have since pledged to change.
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Al Sharpton questioned one presidential hopeful after another on the measure and the candidates vouched their support.
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Now, Tyrion had a hand in its destruction and the woman he vouched for repeatedly is its cause.
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Since they took over this winter, Eiland and Mickey Callaway, the new Mets manager, have vouched for Harvey.
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Job recruiters recommend forgoing online applications entirely, and instead applying in person after someone has vouched for you.
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A male worker, who vouched for the women's stories, said men were also treated poorly at the factory.
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Hoffman has said that he vouched for Epstein because Ito told him Epstein had cleared MIT's vetting process.
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Two Burkina Faso judicial officials vouched for the authenticity of the latest recording, obtained by Reuters on Friday.
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He has said he first met Epstein in the mid-1980s through friends who vouched for the financier.
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"Bill vouched for Mike," Mr Ackman said of Mr Doyle after that ultimately doomed bid was announced in 2014.
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The "Shape of You" singer chatted with Capital Breakfast, a radio show, where he vouched for Taylor's new beau.
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Many of the doctors who vouched for opioids were highly respected and backed by powerful pharmaceutical companies, he said.
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But those who love it — those who may be rising to replace the old gatekeepers — have vouched for it.
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A doctor of Zahir's vouched for Mr. Scott's care to officials, and he was able to keep his son.
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He vouched that Trump's divulgence of classified information to Russian officials at the White House was no big deal.
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He also vouched for the authenticity of the documents, if questioned by employment agencies or others, the complaint said.
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The senator she had worked for hadn't known of the allegation at the time, but vouched for her credibility.
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She went to Stockholm to meet the two businessmen after Ms. Lindstedt, the ambassador, vouched for them, she said.
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The tweet was met with an onslaught of responses, many of which vouched for (gasps) savory oatmeal over sweet grits.
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Officials vouched for Kavanaugh's character and urged them to publicly defend his nomination, according to sources familiar with the call.
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That both doctors vouched for the health of a man who mainlines McDonald's and likes steak and meatloaf is incredible.
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I have vouched publicly for his character — more than once — and taken a fair bit of heat for doing so.
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South Africa's central bank on Tuesday vouched for the financial health of the country's No.5 lender by market value.
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But he vouched for his controversial "Famous" video, in which nude likenesses of various celebrities are seen in bed together.
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On Wednesday, former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, a Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-independent, vouched for Mrs. Clinton.
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A source told CNN afterward that Trump's frustration with Mnuchin had grown, although Trump publicly vouched for Mnuchin on Christmas.
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To keep out law enforcement, every prospective member of Burkov's forum had to be "vouched for" by three existing members.
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But only mathematicians in "Mochizuki's orbit" have vouched for the proof's correctness, Conrad commented in a blog discussion last December.
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Mr. Buttigieg tried to counter poor impressions by campaigning with African-American leaders from his hometown who vouched for him.
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Swearing an oath with his right hand, holding baby food in his left, he vouched for Samey's character and performance.
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Woodward, in a conversation with the president that was posted on The Washington Post website, vouched for the book's accuracy.
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Booker has previously vouched his support for allowing felons to vote once they leave prison, as have other Democratic presidential hopefuls.
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Symantec is a giant in the world of CAs — its certificates vouched for about 30 percent of the web in 2015.
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The stars vouched for James' character, accepted his apology and hinted Disney only fired him out of fear of public outcry.
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When they were chosen to headline the Super Bowl in 2016 (and later completely upstaged by Beyoncé), I vouched for them.
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Clinton and Lovato drew a crowd of largely young women to the University of Iowa campus, where Lovato vouched for Clinton.
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Her Kentucky connections garnered her a huge endorsement: McConnell vouched for her and introduced her at her confirmation hearing in June.
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Mayfield said he spoke with Kareem's old Chiefs' teammates -- including Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, who vouched for the running back.
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Nevertheless, the next year, Aurene Martin, the former acting assistant secretary of Indian Affairs, vouched for the Schaghticoke application under oath.
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Trump made the surprise visit to Iraq on Wednesday and told the troops that he personally vouched for the pay raise.
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In fact, the only way the band got in to see Mr. Baxt was because a record producer vouched for them.
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He vouched for the informant to a parent, saying that the informant was his personal financial adviser and Barkley's, as well.
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The inspector general found that associates vouched for Mr. Steele's integrity but questioned his sourcing and the reliability of his reporting.
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Some of his colleagues vouched for his version of events—and on social media, at least, many Republicans rallied to his defence.
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He is, in fact, Subicz's book-editor—meaning that he vouched for Subicz's talent and got his author a series of advances.
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Mr. Schulze told him a senior North Korean official wanted to speak with Mr. Kushner directly and vouched for the official's credibility.
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He vouched for all of the secretaries except one, Chen Boda, who was well-known as the most leftist among Mao's secretaries.
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Many of his former employees vouched for him saying that they had "positive, professional experiences" and never heard him say any such remarks.
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Luckey had previous connections with right-wing fomenter Milo Yiannopoulos, who knew Luckey's real identity as NimbleRichMan, and vouched for his good intentions.
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Ahead of the confirmation vote in April, Inhofe came to Wheeler's defense and vouched for both his character and anti-regulation bona fides.
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Gwen vouched for her boyfriend's parenting skills after "TODAY" host Hoda Kotb asked if Blake would be a good father during Monday's interview.
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Wojcik vouched for McClellan, and after an outside review by Gonzaga, which included an order that McClellan perform community service, McClellan was admitted.
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Barr vouched for his new appointee's ability on Wednesday, saying he had "worked closely with her" when they were both last in government.
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Sponsored by Afghanistan's High Peace Council, and vouched for by village elders, he was given a job at Bagram, according to Afghan officials.
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And Kaine has vouched for Clinton's honesty and said that he can brag about Clinton in a way that Clinton can't brag about herself.
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A number of Business Insider staffers took the Tree Breezers for a test drive, and vouched for their office-appropriate styling and superior comfort.
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Stephen Liu, co-founder and CEO, said he had the idea because he and his wife started dating after a friend vouched for him.
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And my criminal attorney, much like in the film, personally vouched for me for $250,000 that I didn't have and it saved my butt.
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A man who knew Ernst at the time vouched that she told him about the assault shortly after it happened, according to Bloomberg News.
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More importantly, Mueller in his sentencing memo fully vouched for Flynn, joining in the request for no time and noting Flynn's "particularly valuable" cooperation.
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President Trump and several senators have vouched for Mr. Brunson's innocence and described his imprisonment as Turkey's using him as a political bargaining chip.
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John Cox, a former executive air safety chairman at the Air Line Pilots Association, vouched for Dickson, saying he would be a good administrator.
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He also broke with Trump on arming schoolteachers and vouched for a system where potentially unstable people could temporarily lose their access to firearms.
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The men secured the June meeting with Mr. Firtash in Vienna after a mutual acquaintance, whom Mr. Firtash declined to name, vouched for them.
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Last weekend, the subreddit had a bit of a meltdown when alt-right agitator Milo Yiannopoulos and several mods announced and vouched for Nimble America.
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In fact when you get down to his description of the program, he was being vouched for by a number of other leaders down there.
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Clinton said on Friday that she "may have short-circuited" by suggesting that Mr. Comey had unconditionally vouched for her, Mr. Kaine focused on Mrs.
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Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, was an early endorser of Biden's and has frequently vouched for him in the South, especially among African American women.
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And despite that, Weld vouched for Hillary Clinton, even saying at one point he's "not sure anybody is more qualified" than her to be president.
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Grassley earlier this month vouched for a Senate resolution that called for the federal government to release all the remaining documents relating to Kennedy's death.
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Harris said he did not ask any of the other Bladen County politicians who had vouched for Dowless' success if the operative collected ballots illegally.
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Jes Staley, the chief executive of Barclays, vouched for his brother-in-law in a spat with buyout group KKR – one of the British bank's clients.
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According to Johnston, other Marvel employees and comic book industry figures regularly vouched for Yoshida's existence, but many also admitted they had never met the writer.
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Motherhood and its place in career-building is a notable part of the story — there's a hidden pregnancy, a detail the investors vouched for as authentic.
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Some NBA stars and team owners have since stepped up and vouched to cover, in full or in part, sport arena employees' pay despite the shutdown.
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Sebastian Proust, a coordinator for the Nature Conservancy in the Yucatan, vouched for U Yool Ché, noting that the butterfly project happened nearly 15 years ago.
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In the 1850s, several counties in Texas expelled Mexicans, and in 1854, the city of Austin ordered every Mexican to leave unless vouched for by Anglos.
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Bharara had pushed for trials in civilian courts while Sessions has criticized that approach and vouched for the ongoing value of trying foreign defendants before military tribunals.
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"Several current and former employees who spoke with Gizmodo vouched for Moran's story, sharing their own experiences from Fremont which one described as a "borderline slave conditions.
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In 1992, with Bill Clinton's primary campaign rocked by allegations of infidelity, Hillary Clinton sat with him for an interview on "60 Minutes" and vouched for him.
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Asked for comment in light of Trump's remarks, the office of Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan vouched for the integrity of the US electoral process Saturday afternoon.
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The president earlier Tuesday spoke to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman and vouched for his claim that he has no knowledge of what happened to Khashoggi.
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Both Collins and Murkowski stressed that they did not make their decision lightly and vouched for DeVos's personal character, but stressed they ultimately could not support her.
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At the White House briefing, Jackson vouched for Trump's neurological function, pronounced him in "excellent" health and attributed part of the positive health assessment to good genetics.
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They both vouched that her healthy lifestyle definitely helps, but Brodeur, who's been working with Obama for five years now, also knows the power of a good product.
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Trump said in response that he was "an extremely stable genius" and denied having a "temper tantrum," as he pointed to White House officials who vouched for him.
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Since the trailer dropped for the Ryan Coogler-directed Marvel-Disney superhero film in 2017, fans have vouched to turn up en mass for the film's debut weekend.
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No one is saying Depp abused his previous partners (some of whom vouched for him), but Heard testified that he hurt her and was granted a restraining order.
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He did not travel in Federalist Society circles, nor did he identify as a particularly conservative jurist, though the Bush White House vouched for him to conservative activists.
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Mr. Walker also vouched for Mr. Cruz's character, calling him a kindred spirit and fellow heir to the legacy of former President Ronald Reagan who is often misunderstood.
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Gaining access took considerable persuasion, and at the latter two clubs, she had to be vouched for by a friend of a friend: Lucius Cary, 15th Viscount Falkland.
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Mr. Smollett has long been involved in the Black AIDS Institute, whose founder vouched for him in a letter that the defense lawyer passed along to the prosecutors.
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The director of the Mariposas, Yolanda Rocha, with whom Ms. Quintanilla has spoken about the journey, vouched for the account Ms. Quintanilla shared with The New York Times.
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One of his cousins, Basir Ahmad, who had been a guard of the governor for nearly a year, vouched for him, helping him to skip a background check.
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A former United States attorney, Mr. Jones, 20153, has relied most heavily on a community of liberal lawyers and veteran prosecutors who have vouched for him in Washington.
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In her summation, she vouched for Mr. Avitto's credibility, saying that after hearing Mr. Giuca's confession, he wanted only to do the right thing by taking the stand.
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Austin High School's staff, including its principal, vouched in letters that Mr. Rivera-Sarmiento was a good student with no disciplinary issues and needed to be in school.
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He put those concerns aside now as he vouched for Erdoğan's government, writing an op-ed for The Hill that heralded Turkey as "our strongest ally" against ISIS .
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It also suggested that the laboratory that the CBC used was problematic (although the CBC retained its own expert who vouched for the lab's methodology and its results).
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Mr. Mueller seems safe as long as his current supervisor, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, is in place; Mr. Rosenstein just vouched for the special counsel before Congress.
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He tells Axios that he invited Epstein at Ito's behest, and only because Ito vouched for the convicted criminal, saying that he had successfully cleared MIT's vetting process.
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Records provided by Mr. Bian showed that a firm with an office in Shenzhen, Guangdong Huaxi Architectural Design, designed the dump and vouched that the design met safety specifications.
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Carlos Slim, a Mexican billionaire, also vouched for the idea, though he would require an 11-hour work day and people to continue working until they reach their 70s.
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In this way, having a prominent presence online contributes to your name being circulated, cutting out the need (a false one anyway) to be vouched for by a gallery.
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Clinton such as Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York and Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri vouched for her qualifications and warned that Mr. Sanders was crossing the line.
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Trump had vouched for Moore on Twitter earlier Monday and later made a phone call to the Alabama judge with a history of incendiary comments to offer his endorsement.
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Avenatti became a fixture on cable news networks as he vouched for Daniels, who is suing to void a nondisclosure agreement about her alleged 85033 affair with the president.
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Fudge's loyalty sometimes costs her, as it did when she vouched for the character of former judge Lance Mason after he pleaded guilty to charges he assaulted his wife.
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James E. Staley, the chief executive of Barclays, vouched for his brother-in-law in a spat with Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, which is a client of the British bank.
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At the time, Syed's lawyers argued that the lawyer in his first trial had been ineffective because she failed to question a witness who would've vouched for Syed's alibi.
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Alongside the new plan, Warren released a letter written to her by three legal experts who vouched for the legality of a president canceling student debt through executive action.
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The men said their coaches vouched for Jensen, and if they got hurt, they were told to "go see Doc"; that was good enough for the boys to trust Jensen.
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"I've carried a bag and did sales and biz dev before I became a VC," says First Round partner Chris Fralic, who vouched for his portfolio company's efficacy and awesomeness.
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He's been a member since the early '70s and, even though he's been inactive for decades ... he vouched for the club, and told us he might go active again soon.
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"Lord Black's case has attracted broad support from many high-profile individuals who have vigorously vouched for his exceptional character," the White House said in a statement announcing the pardon.
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Washington (CNN)Newly minted FBI Director Chris Wray vouched on Thursday for the independence of former FBI Director Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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The firm put Mr. Leissner on leave more than two years ago after it discovered he had personally vouched for Mr. Low's character on Goldman letterhead without the bank's permission.
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Just this week, Houston Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins vouched for Kaepernick during an interview with GQ magazine -- claiming the guy is clearly good enough to help an NFL team win.
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Then Mr. Staley vouched for Mr. Nitzan to two investors he knew who had lost money in KKR's failed Brazilian endeavor, said people who were briefed on the investors' conversations.
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Axios said Porter has claimed he "never misrepresented anything" to White House chief of staff John Kelly, who vouched for Porter in a statement after news of the allegations broke.
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Senior Trump officials, such as Defense Secretary Mark Esper, have vouched for the intelligence supposedly demonstrating an imminent threat from Soleimani, and it's possible we'll learn more in coming days.
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Fellow security researchers vouched that he's an established white hat, not a black hat — meaning he uses his knowledge of malicious code to help people, not break the law for profit.
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It's worth noting that similar offerings from competitors are considerably less expensive, like Coway's air purifier ($250), and is even vouched for by a former National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration scientist.
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In a statement, the White House said Black was "entirely deserving" of his pardon, pointing to high-profile figures who have vouched for his character, including Henry Kissinger and Elton John.
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Officials from the Homeland Security, State and Justice departments — left out of the drafting process of the first order — on Monday vouched that development of the order was a collaborative process.
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He also vouched for further adoption of encryption, especially in light of the recent hacks at the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), which exposed over 20 million federal workers' sensitive data.
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" Rubio, who sits on the Senate Intelligence Committee, vouched for Mueller's investigation later in the interview when asked about Trump's tweet Saturday night that the probe "should never have been started.
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The hospital accepted the patient, who does not have health insurance in the United States, after two employees at Brigham and Women's Hospital vouched for the prince and encouraged the arrangement.
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Davies, a farmer in Humboldt County, California - a region renowned for its premium cannabis – said growers have historically done and still do handshake deals with counterparts vouched for by shared acquaintances.
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" GQ also spoke to a couple of industry figures who vouched for Johnson's presidential potential, including movie producer Beau Flynn, who said, "One hundred percent, he would win, I have no doubt.
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Institutional feminism died when Gloria Steinem, Madeleine Albright and other top feminists vouched for President Clinton as he brazenly lied about never having had a sexual relationship with "that woman" — Monica Lewinsky.
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Because President Trump has vouched for the accuracy of the memorandum of his July 25 call with Ukrainian President Zelensky, it is undisputed that he asked the Ukrainians to conduct two investigations.
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They signaled potential lines of attack: the accuser's Democratic political background, lapses in her memory and the accounts of the 65 women who've known Kavanaugh since high school who've vouched for his character.
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"We got a little pushback from the directors, who were skeptical about how it might perform," said Lee, but her husband, David Suroviec, a character technical director on the film, vouched for it.
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But Ms. Ortega provided the Krims with a phony reference, a woman who vouched for Ms. Ortega in an emailed letter, giving glowing answers to a long list of questions from the Krims.
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We got the South Dakota Republican at Reagan National Airport Monday and he vouched for NY Senator Chuck Schumer, saying his tears were real because he's an emotional guy, even at the gym.
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Unsurprisingly, no one interrupted their summer vacation to attend, and yet district officials dutifully vouched to the state that they had complied with the legal requirement to consult with students, teachers and parents.
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In fact, multiple pro boxers -- including his "Creed II" co-star Florian Munteanu -- have vouched for Michael's hands ... which might be why MBJ was so confident when we spoke with him last week.
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Some Republicans vouched for Bolton's credibility even while suggesting they would wait to see how the White House rebuts the new claims during their ongoing trial defense, which continues Monday and possibly Tuesday.
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In the off-season, as the Mets fielded potential trade offers for Harvey, Callaway and Eiland vouched for him, believing they could help him as he entered his final season before free agency.
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Kavanaugh followed a well-trodden path from Yale to the Supreme Court in which he was and continues to be surrounded by other people like him, many of whom vouched for his character.
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They produced witnesses, including several black conservatives, who vouched for Mr. Sessions's character and professionalism and said they were confident that he would enforce the law no matter what his personal views were.
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The former third-party vice presidential nominee had earlier expressed his thoughts on Facebook, where he vouched for Stein's ethics and intentions while outlining his concerns her effort could undermine the Green Party's independence.
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He also has a new manager in Callaway and a new pitching coach, Dave Eiland; both vouched for Harvey to the Mets' front office, which fielded trade offers for him in the off-season.
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Basically even though Steven Spielberg personally vouched for the screenplay, it was a tough sell during a time when the realities of the AIDS epidemic had been swept back under the rug in Hollywood.
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Noting that she's familiar with the EWG's work and has vouched for them as a good resource for consumers, Hoepner still expressed some reservations about they way they presented their work for this study.
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The candidates clashed on the hot-button issue of gun control, with Hyde-Smith casting herself as a staunch supporter of the right to bear arms, while Espy vouched for certain gun control measures.
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Two former Yale classmates of Kavanaugh's who previously vouched for him just wrote to the Senate Judiciary Committee to note they are withdrawing their support because of "the nature of Judge Kavanaugh's testimony." pic.twitter.
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But more than that, it skated by because so many people in power vouched for it, like watching a terrifying version of the children's parable "The Emperor's New Clothes" play out in real life.
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Archbishop Charles J. Chaput of Philadelphia, a leading conservative voice in the Catholic Church, who according to the letter was disparaged by Francis, vouched for Archbishop Viganò's integrity in a statement from his spokesman.
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They vouched for the reliability of the dossier before the court based on the credibility of the Mr. Steele, even after he had proven untrustworthy by breaking their agreement and talking to the press.
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Winfrey sold shares in the range of about 8 to 9 times the price she paid for them, reflecting the massive increase in the company's value since she vouched for its weight-loss program.
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He told CNBC the timing to depart Klutch and oversee an NBA team is "premature" but vouched for longtime player-agent Leon Rose, who will reportedly take over as Knicks president of basketball operations.
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In a video showed on stage at Recode's Code Media conference earlier today, retired NBA star and current NBA analyst Shaq was seen wearing a pair of Magic Leap glasses and vouched for the product.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A leading economist who vouched for Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren's healthcare reform plan told Reuters on Thursday he doubts its staggering cost can be fully covered alongside her other government programs.
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Trump, during an Oval Office meeting with the president of Egypt, denied that he was considering putting the policy back in place, but he vouched for its effectiveness as a deterrent to illegal border crossings.
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In June, according to one of these sources, Parnas vouched to Firtash for two well-known Washington lawyers who later brought up Firtash's plight in a face-to-face meeting with Attorney General William Barr.
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The New York Times was unable to confirm the provenance and authenticity of every video, but the local news media vouched for some of them and many of the details were consistent with Wednesday's events.
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Brooke Shields has vouched for some shady products in the past, including those serums that are supposed to grow out your eyelashes but could spell big trouble for your eyes if it gets in there.
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Prosecutors told the court they were happy for Calvey to be released from custody as he had three children, as well as property in Russia, and that several prominent businessmen had publicly vouched for him.
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Hemay also have lied to cover up the actions of his personal secretary, OrvilleBabcock, who was one of 350 people indicted in the scandal but was eventuallyacquitted, in part because the President personally vouched for him.
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He didn&apost present new evidence as the law demands and he vouched for his authenticity when he knew it was unverified and fabricated and that is a fraud on the court and abuse of power.
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But several Republican establishment figures, including former Secretaries of State James Baker and Condoleezza Rice, and former Defense Secretary Robert Gates vouched for Tillerson, 64, who has spent more than 40 years at the oil company.
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The judge ruled that an affidavit from Fitbit established the device's authenticity, and allowed lawyers to introduce its step-counting data; at trial, a sheriff's department analyst vouched for the reliability of the man's particular device.
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Pushing back on previous defenses from Trump's team, Parnas said he was sent as an emissary of Trump himself to the then-new administration of the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, and that Giuliani vouched for him.
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Bharara, who made the remarks during an appearance on CNN's "State of the Union," vouched for the expertise and judgment of the federal prosecutors in the office who oversaw the raid of Cohen's office last week.
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His faux pas aren't outright displays of malice or danger, but they give us pause; like catching a glimmer of something sinister in the eye of a first date that so many of your friends vouched for.
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That's also the finding of America's two most prominent Jewish senators, Sanders and Schumer; the left-leaning pro-Israel advocacy group J Street; and a long list of rabbis and Jewish activists who have vouched for Ellison.
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One of the original hardcore residents at New York's legendary (and now defunct) club Limelight, Gee played every stop on the tour and vouched for Trauma Live's treatment of the artists in a telephone interview with THUMP.
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Though he has been long derided by some in the media for his approach, which can blend gossip with more readily verifiable facts, Fire and Fury became a sensation in part because Wolff vouched for its veracity.
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Over the weekend, President Donald Trump vouched for Pruitt in the face of mounting reports of ethical lapses, saying on Twitter that Pruitt "is doing a great job" and dismissing some of the stories about Pruitt's actions.
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After being told the identity of the investigator's source, Giuliani said he consulted with a former State Department official, a former CIA official, and an American rabbi, all of whom, he said, vouched for the source's credibility.
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The cheering section for Mr. Trump is led by President Moon Jae-in, who has repeatedly vouched for Mr. Kim's willingness to give up his nuclear arms in exchange for a better economic future for his country.
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He also cut loose a group of team ambassadors, all with long and dignified careers in the game, who could have vouched for him to a skeptical community: Jeff Conine, Andre Dawson, Jack McKeon and Tony Perez.
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The collapse of the tailings dam, which was operated by Brazilian mining company Vale SA, flooded the town of Brumadinho with mining waste water only four months after TÜV SÜD had vouched for the safety of the structure.
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In India, one of the world's fastest growing major economies and a growing contributor to pollution, a top advisor to Prime Minister Narendra Modi vouched for intentions to switch to renewable power generation independent of the Paris accord.
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The comments mark the second time in two days Trump has vouched for Saudi Arabia's denials of knowledge about the fate of Khashoggi, who has not been seen since entering the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul on Oct. 2.
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In India, one of the world's fastest growing major economies and a growing contributor to pollution, a top advisor to Prime Minister Narendra Modi vouched for intentions to switch to renewable power generation independent of the Paris accord.
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Kavanaugh's denials — and his public performance since the allegations against him came out — are what spurred two of his former law school classmates who previously vouched for him to tell the Senate Judiciary Committee they're no longer backing him.
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Best known for his role as Manhattan District Attorney Jack McCoy in the TV drama, Waterston vouched for Bloomberg's "effectiveness in countering climate disruption and protecting and repairing the life of our oceans" in a statement given to CNN.
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While many have vouched for the former approach, Sanders' comments contrasted with those of President Donald Trump, who railed against an attempt in 2016 for Virginia to expand voting rights to some convicted felons who had completed their sentences.
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After Ford's allegation, some of Kavanaugh's high school friends collected the signatures of 65 women who knew him in high school and college who vouched for his character as a champion of women (one woman subsequently withdrew her name).
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Gates and his producer Patty (Julia Roberts) are forced by the captor, who lost his life savings investing in stock that Gates had vouched for, to dig deeper into the technical glitch that wiped away millions of dollars of people's savings.
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Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump's daughter with his first wife and someone who had often vouched for her father's relationship with women, returned to the campaign trail on Thursday, though she was not asked about the current controversies embroiling his campaign.
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Will Hurd, in a Wednesday interview with CNN's Dana Bash, said he does not believe the FBI is compromised and vouched for the bureau's rank-and-file while stressing Congress should continue its investigations and its oversight of the bureau's leadership.
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There were rumblings that Mr. Trump questioned Ms. Hicks's judgment after the White House initially defended Mr. Porter, although a bevy of administration officials, including the president's daughter Ivanka Trump, later vouched for Ms. Hicks in on-the-record interviews.
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"I wanted to end their interrogation of me as quickly as I could, even if it meant death," Mr. Xie told his lawyers, Chen Jiangang and Liu Zhengqing, according to transcripts of their meetings that Mr. Chen vouched for as authentic.
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She pointed out that Fethullah Gulen, the cleric and former Erdogan ally who many Turks believe was behind the coup attempt, lives in Pennsylvania, and that a former C.I.A. official had once vouched for Mr. Gulen on his green card application.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Wednesday named presidential physician Ronny Jackson his new choice to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, bringing the military doctor who vouched for Trump's health in front of the country to a key Cabinet position.
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He also meet the head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog in Tehran, who again vouched for Iran's compliance with the 2015 accord that curbed its nuclear program in return for sanctions relief, which has drawn fire from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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In the white space, the most acceptable black person is one who is either "in his place," working as a janitor or as a service person, or one who is otherwise being vouched for by white people in good standing.
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At this point, the early 20-somethings are a seasoned, touring act playing with some of the most preeminent bands, from their mentors the Ads, to F.Y.P., and vouched for by Toys That Kill's Todd Congelliere, who tapped them as his backing band.
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Everyone was given an opportunity to speak off the record about their experiences, but all vouched for his claims about what it's been like to make Slime Rancher, describing a studio where crunch was exceedingly rare and people are told to go home.
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Bernstein vouched for his former colleague's methodology of reporting of drawing from hundreds of hours of interviews with first-hand sources and documents to back up quotes, saying it was the same method the pair used while reporting on the Nixon administration.
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In 2012, Friend spoke out about his involvement in the Air Force's 20-year study into UFOs, Project Blue Book, and told the Huffington Post that he vouched for more investigations into the events, even if he didn't believe Earth had been visited by extraterrestrials.
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So instead of the dark horses who caught his eye or the female rising star his base and some noisy columnists kept touting, he circled back to the best-known, deepest-resumed, most-vouched-for choice, and gave us Judge Brett Kavanaugh as the nominee.
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" Hurley, who has known Rice for years and vouched for him when he was up for the Rutgers job, suggested that Rice might be better off working with professionals, possibly as an N.B.A. assistant or in the D-League, "where he's working with older guys.
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But the Trumpian core also includes conservatives who like Sessions for ideological reasons, who trust Trump in part because Sessions vouched for him, and who don't like or trust very many other people (the family, the New Yorkers, the ex-Democrats) in Trump's inner circle.
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Managing these kinds of relationships could be tricky: Graham would acknowledge the risk of compromising his own mission, which is why he didn't endorse Reagan in 1980 -- although he had been very close to Richard Nixon and vouched personally for Nixon's morality and Christianity.
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Now in year 10 of an expansion only just beginning when Bernanke appeared on the show, Powell vouched for the health and safety of an economy and banking system that has rebounded in many ways, with unemployment at record lows and banks better capitalized.
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In its announcement of clemency for Black, the White House cited an "impressive list" of people who had vouched for his character, including former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, singer Elton John, conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh and the late William F. Buckley Jr., the creator of The National Review.
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Japan Tobacco officials passed the information to the F.B.I. By October 2010, looking for business for a new company he had created, Mr. Lee was accompanied to a business meeting by Chinese intelligence officers, who vouched for him, Japan Tobacco was later told by people at the meeting.
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Shortly after Senator Dianne Feinstein, the ranking Democrat on the Judiciary committee, referred the woman's allegation of sexual misconduct by the Supreme Court nominee to the FBI, Republican Chuck Grassley, chair of the Judiciary committee, released a letter in which 65 women vouched for Kavanaugh's character in high school.
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Despite pleading guilty to charges of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and making false statements, Collins has retained some support in his upstate New York district — and from high-profile Republicans like former House Speaker John Boehner — who have vouched for Collins' character in letters to the judge.
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Your Money For people in the market for a used car, the "certified pre-owned" designation has long been the gold standard, an indication that a qualified mechanic has vouched for the car and that a buyer can expect a vehicle that is — hopefully — almost as good as new.
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Biggar notes that he didn't actually see anything outrageous or salacious happening by the time he left, and, it seems others have vouched that, afterwards … such things continued to not happen: I want to share some longer remarks on the so-called Silicon Valley elite "sex party" that's making the rounds.
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And Vice President Mike Pence, an ambassador between Trump and social conservatives, vouched for his boss at CPAC on Thursday night, rolling off crowd-favorites such the confirmation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, restoring the Mexico City Policy on abortion funding and promises to repeal Obama-era regulations and executive actions.
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One of his friends and most committed supporters, evangelical leader and Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr., Trump's policies, and has vouched for the president as a "good, moral person " even amid allegations that he was involved in multiple hush money payments to women who claimed they had affairs with him.
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While curb appeal is important for this type of underwear — browsing for mood-lifting prints and colorways is one of our favorite pastimes — we're not going to swipe our cards until we know that the butt-floss in question is highly vouched for in categories like comfort, breathability, and durability.
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The key takeaway is that while Rosenstein vouched for the authenticity and sincerity of the memo he wrote arguing that Comey ought to be fired over his handling of the Clinton email investigation, he also confirmed that Trump's mind was already made up by the time the memo was written.
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Moore may have been snubbed by Trump, but the judge was aided by many of the big names that vouched for the president's campaign — Steve Bannon appeared at a rally with Moore Monday night; Breitbart has gone all-in on vouching for Moore in the election; the British politician behind "Brexit," Nigel Farage, has campaigned for Moore.
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And in my case, instead of threatening me, those bystanders could have said hello, or expressed their concerns to the daycare staff who could have vouched for me, or tried to distract my fractious toddler with a friendly word so I could settle her into the stroller - before escalating to the point where police were called.
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Americans also weighed-in on whether the NRA — whose leadership on school safety Trump vouched for on Thursday — holds an adequate amount of influence in life and politics in the U.S. Forty-six percent said the gun group had "too much" influence on American life, while 32 percent said it was just the "right amount" and 15 said they held "too little" impact.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) responded by releasing a letter signed by 65 women who knew Kavanaugh in high school and vouched for his character.
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Former White House Communications Director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Trump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Saturday joined Michael Grimm on the campaign trail, where he vouched for the former Democratic New York representative, who is seeking to return to Congress.
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Jackson said Trump had received a perfect score on the exam, adding that such an assessment would not normally have been a part of the yearly physical, unless requested by the patient While Jackson vouched for Trump's mental acuity, saying he found the President to be "very sharp," the Montreal Cognitive Assessment that Trump aced can be used to identify some cognitive issues like the early stages of dementia but is not intended to rule out all cognitive deficiencies or mental impairments.
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