Six degrees from James Baker that is a very interesting headline from Jonathan Turley.

What is the name James Baker matter? I'm going to explain it to you. He is a very familiar figure

that is reemerged with the release of the Twitter files. The New York Post ran an article

about the emergence of James Baker who is a former FBI general counsel. He is now at the center

of the Twitter suppression scandal. As thousands of Twitter documents are released on the company's

infamous censorship program, which was much bigger than the Hunter Biden laptop, much has been

confirmed about the use of back channels by Biden and Democratic officials to silence critics

on the social media platform for years. One familiar name immediately popped out in the first

batch of documents released through the journalist that was hand picked by Elon Musk. The name is

James Baker. Now for many, James Baker is fast becoming the Kevin Bacon of the Russian collusion

scandal. Baker has been featured repeatedly in the Russian investigations launched by the Justice

Department. And again, this is going to get complete. So I need you to understand. I'm going to

try to stop and explain along the way. James Baker was involved in the Russian collusion investigation

that was launched by the Justice Department. He was involved in the hoax involving the Russian

Alpha Bank when Clinton campaign lawyer, Michael Sustman, for example, wanted to plant the bizarre

false claim of a secret communications channel between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.

It was the guy by the name of James Baker. James Baker was his go-to high up contact on speed

title at the DOJ. Now Baker would actually later testify at Sustman's trial. In fact, Baker's name also

appeared prominently in controversies related to the other Russian related FBI allegations against

Donald Trump. Then he was effectively forced out of his role in the government in the deep state

due to his role and reportedly found himself under criminal investigation. Then he became a defender

of the Russian investigations despite the findings of bias and even criminal conduct.

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