As FBI Special Counsel John Durham's recent indictment of Clinton lawyer Michael Sussmann shows, the investigation into Crossfire Hurricane is far from over.
"Michael Sussmann, who had been a lawyer for the firm behind the Steele dossier had a special meeting shortly before the election in 2016 with the General Counsel of the FBI, General Counsel Baker, in which they discussed targeting Trump," Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton states in the Weekly Update.
Sussmann, Fitton notes, "Was behind the idea that a Russian bank had improper communications with the Trump organization." However, "He was not indicted for lying about that specifically," Fitton explains, "He lied about the purpose of the meeting." According to the indictment, "He withheld from Baker that he was there on behalf of Hillary Clinton, the Clinton campaign, the Democratic National Committee, etc."
FOX News: Will judge in Sussmann case consider recusal after wife represented Lisa Page?
The judge in the case of recently indicted Democratic lawyer Michael Sussmann is married to the lawyer who represented a disgraced former FBI official that worked on the Donald Trump-Russia probe that Sussmann played some role in advancing.
U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper of the District of Columbia, who is presiding over the Sussmann case, is married to lawyer Amy Jeffress, who represented FBI lawyer Lisa Page in a civil case.
The agency's response follows the release of documentation obtained by Judicial Watch showing that the FDA procured fetal organs, tissue, and heads for research that involved "Humanized mice." Previous documents uncovered by Judicial Watch found that the FDA requested "Fresh and never frozen" fetal organs.
Tuesday, October 5, 2021
Clinton Campaign IMPLICATED in Crimes
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