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Monday, January 20, 2020

'Strong' paper trail has John Durham investigating the months before Mueller appointment

A trail of documents has reportedly led Attorney General William Barr's handpicked federal prosecutor to focus his inquiry into the origins of the Russia investigation on the first several months of President Trump's tenure.

John Durham, a U.S. attorney from Connecticut, is zeroing in on the period spanning from January 2017, when Trump took office, to May of that year. A "strong" paper trail, as CBS News senior investigative correspondent Catherine Herridge put it on Friday, has led the investigation into possible misconduct by federal law enforcement and intelligence officials to that time frame.

Durham's office declined to comment for this report.

While Trump and his allies have championed Durham's effort, Democrats have dismissed the allegations of wrongdoing during the Trump-Russia investigation and are concerned the inquiry may be an effort to discredit the work of special counsel Robert Mueller. Trump gave Barr full declassification authority for the endeavor.

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3 comments:

  1. When will anything EVER be done when the perpetrators are exposed ?

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  2. Timing will be paramount to coincide with the lame impeachment hoax and nomination of DNC “candidate”.

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  3. Jail or force to remove the ones that have done misconduct during all of this !

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