Yeah, the email was sent in June 2016 and by came out, I meant that knowledge of this email just came out. The emails were discovered after Jared Kushner ammended his security clearance to include this meeting. His lawyers then discovered the emails.

There's no part of this story that says a FISA warrant was granted. Why do you claim it was the basis of a FISA warrant?

The woman also said she never talked about Hillary

And you believe her for what reason?

She's a Russian Intelligence asset, you think she has a problem with lying?

Nope. We have steady supply of Uranium. It's also super cheap to buy right now. You can get some for $40 on Amazon. We have a bunch and our friends Australia and Canada have the most in the world, we could just buy more from them if we needed more. A lot of our mines aren't not even producing right now, because the prices are so low.

The Uranium One deal did not involve an American company. It was a Canadian company that had mines in the US and Kazakhstan. It's the Kazakhstan mines that the Russians really wanted.

There's a process that the US Government set up to review transactions like this. It's called the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS). It involves many parts of the US government and the CFIUS board is headed by the Treaury Department (not State). Congress has an oversight role. This process was followed in the Uranium One sale and the US government (not the Clintons) decided this sale presented no threat to the US government, because it didn't. The State Department's representative on the CFIUS board said Clinton had nothing to do with this transaction pro or con. One of the key reasons it posed no threat to national security is uranium mining has very strict oversight and you need a special export license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to export the uranium from the United State and Uranium One doesn't have one. So the owners of this mine can bring the uranium from the ground and sell it for a profit within the United state.

In the US 1126 tons of uranium were mined by various companies. 23 were mined by Uranium One. That's 2% of US Production.

http://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/country-profiles/countries-t-z/us-uranium-mining.aspx

Uranium prices have dropped considerably. Had the Russians waited a couple of years, they could have made that purchase must cheaper.

After Fukushima, uranium prices fell from $73 a pound to a low of $18 a pound. While pricing has rebounded slightly, the current $20 level isn't sustainable as it remains below the cost of production.

Uranium One isn't even producing at several mines because the prices are too low for it to be profitable and in 2016, they sold a bunch of their mines to another Canadian Company called Anfield.