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Durham probe expands into the intelligence community

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United States prosecutor John Durham expanded his probe into the FBI’s counterintelligence investigation against President Trump this week. He added several members of the intelligence community to his investigative team.

The new members include agents from the FBI and Anthony Scarpelli, a Justice Department lawyer who has specialized in handling violent crimes for many years.

The virus isn’t slowing the Durham investigation, according to The Washington Examiner.

Attorney General William Barr said in an interview this week that Durham’s investigation into the origins of the Crossfire Hurricane operation and into the conduct of associated law enforcement officers and intelligence officials is proceeding on track. He doesn’t feel pressure to finish by the election or not release results on the eve of the election.

Barr indicated the probe is near completion.

President Trump shared a tweet on Monday, suggesting that indictments from the Justice Department could be released ‘this week.’

4 COMMENTS

  1. if it only a few that is indicted, it will scare more to where they will think before they jump into taking part into scams meant to undermine the government or president.

  2. Yawn. Let me know when the perp walks start. I’ll keep the Bee Gees dub mix disc going to pass the time.
    These discs that look like little vinyl records do sound better but only China-Mart has them and I don’t support the CCP economy.
    It has rained all day could someone page Mike Pence or comrade Greta for a weather upgrade.

  3. There is a ton of people who need to be charged because if it’s only a select few it will be a total failure .

  4. M, you try to put the best light on this.

    The counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign is at the center of the set of scandals. Starting on that now is bad news, shows that serious investigations were not underway. That operation was known by March 2017.

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