Who Is Jay Bratt?
The other day, the FBI declassified another 266 pages of documents, and almost nobody seems to have noticed. BREAKING: @FDRLST has obtained the most recent 266-page tranche of declassified FBI documents. Because we believe in the right of the public to access and analyze these documents in their entirety, we are making the entire file available to everybody. Link in comments. pic.twitter.com/uSYjyuw0oF — Sean Davis (@seanmdav) August 13, 2025 I did my best to scroll through them, but with all the redactions, I couldn't get any sense of continuity. Having no choice, I waited for someone else to begin to make sense of everything, but I didn't begin to see much until this morning. Julie Kelly's take is probably the best -- it gives a good impression of the many interfacing pieces: Lots of the usual suspects—James Comey, Adam Schiff, and Peter Strzok to name a few—are popping up in newly-released documents related to the Russiagate hoax. But references to ...