The media cover-up of Hillary's spy plot against Trump

 Daily Mail:

La, la, la, can't hear you: How the liberal media outlets that relentlessly pushed 'Russian collusion' smear have totally ignored Durham's revelation that Hillary SPIED on Trump. CNN, NY Times, Washington Post, NBC and CBS all pass

Many of them were in on the plot, so they are conflicted when it comes to the new revelations.

See, also: 

Ex-Director of National Intelligence claims Biden and Obama KNEW ABOUT Hillary campaign plot to hack Trump servers: 'Enough evidence in Durham's Russia probe to indict MULTIPLE people'

A majority of Democrats now think Hillary should be questioned: 

Now even Democrats call for Hillary Clinton to be investigated after Special Counsel Durham revealed her camp hacked Trump's White House servers to link him to Russia

The Brit Daily Mail is doing a better job of reporting this scandal than many of the mainstream US papers who colluded with Clinton's campaign and their lawyers on pushing the bogus attacks on Trump. 

At the Federalist:

8 More Intrigues Inside John Durham’s Latest Special Counsel Filings

See, also: 

KT McFarland: Media not covering Durham report implicating Team Hillary because they’re ‘in on the con’

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