Top FBI officials fell for Hillary's Russian collusion scam?

 


Jonathan Turley
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Today it was revealed that a supervisory agent for the FBI’s Trump-Russia probe,Joe Pientka messaged another agent that "People on the 7th floor to include Director are fired up about this server. Did you guys open a case? Reach out and put tools on?"
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How the Sussmann Trial Inadvertently Revealed the Role of Clinton in the Alfa Bank Scandal
Below is an expanded version of my column in The Hill on the implication of Hillary Clinton in false Alfa Bank claims of Russian collusion. While most media ignored the testimony of Clinton’s…
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Durham Drops Another Bombshell, Reveals FBI Lied About Hillary Clinton-Supplied Disinformation

 But apparently, Sussmann and Hillary Clinton by proxy weren’t the only ones lying. According to documents presented by Durham, the FBI lied about the Alfa Bank smear’s provenance, telling agents it had come from the DOJ. In reality, Sussmann had brought it directly to the FBI, with the leadership being aware of its origins as badly done political opposition research.

Trump was wise to fire those who were willing to buy this BS and get fired up about it. I get the impression they were looking for an excuse to make a case for political reasons.

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