Jim Johnson: "...the story makes clear he is a former aide."

NBC story: "Awan was arraigned in U.S. District Court on Tuesday...David Damron, a spokesman for (Wasserman-Shultz') office, said (Awan) was fired Tuesday."

So no, Awan was not a "former" aide, but was an actual aide until the day he was arraigned, the same day he was fired.

Jim Johnson: "...so he was never really an "aide" to DWS."

NBC story: "Awan worked as an information technology staffer for Wasserman Schultz..."

There is no mention in the NBC story about any "employee sharing agreement." Jim, I don't even know if you were reading the same story the rest of us read. This man's wife and child left the country with at least $165,000 of other people's money, and he was trying to leave as well when arrested. This was the kind of person employed by the DNC to manage their computers which were hacked. The FBI collected enough evidence of fraud to arrest him and have him arraigned on charges. We will watch for the outcome.