McCabe allegedly at the center of Durham's probe, as new info reveals dossier source was a suspected Russian agent

The source alleged that McCabe is now a central figure in Durham's investigation, along with several other senior FBI officials who were aware of the information but failed to disclose it.

"The footnote states Christopher Steele's Primary Sub-source"was the subject of an FBI counterintelligence investigation from 2009 to 2011 that assessed his/her documented contacts with suspected Russian intelligence officers," stated the letter.

Graham stated in his press release that the "Failure of the FBI to inform the court that the Primary Sub-source was suspected of being a Russian agent is a breach of every duty owed by law enforcement to the judicial system."

"In September 2006, the Primary Sub-source was in contact with a known Russian intelligence officer. During these conversations, the Russian Intelligence Officer invited the Primary Sub-source to the Russian Embassy to see his office.The Primary Sub-source told the Russian Intelligence Officer that he/she was interested in entering the Russian diplomatic service one day. The two discussed a time when the Primary Sub-source was to visit. Four days later, the Russian Intelligence Officer contacted the Primary Sub-source and informed him/her they could meet that day to work"on the documents and then think about future plans.

FBI databases revealed Steele's source "Had contact in 2006 with the Russian Embassy and known Russian intelligence officers, 'so the documents can be placed in tomorrow's diplomatic pouch.'".

Key Findings: First, the primary source for the Steele dossier was likely a Russian agent.

Second, the Primary Sub-source was suspected by the FBI in 2009 of being a Russian agent, and there had been an active counterintelligence investigation of this individual.

https://saraacarter.com/source-mccabe-allegedly-at-the-center-of-durhams-probe-as-new-info-reveals-dossier-source-was-suspected-russian-agent/