Special Counsel John Durham filed charges against three individuals over the Deep State-Democrat conspiracy that fabricated Russia collusion charges against President Trump – and his final report indicates there won’t be any more court cases.
But that’s not satisfying some who argue the deliberate decision to interfere in an American presidential election deserves something more.
In fact, U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., is calling for those prosecutions, including that of Hillary Clinton.
His comments, to Fox News, were reported by the Gateway Pundit:
“There needs to be a lot more than reports, Jesse. People need to be prosecuted for this. The Clinton campaign and Hillary Clinton herself. Is it any coincidence that she is tweeting about collusion at exactly the same time her campaign operatives are feeding this BS to the FBI? I don’t think so. There needs to be consequences for her and also for the FBI,” he said.
Describing the FBI leadership as corrupt and needing to be changed, he added, “We’ve got to get justice here, and justice needs to be served. You can’t interfere in a presidential election without consequences. At least you couldn’t, you used to not be able to in America. And that’s what happened here. That’s what this report shows. That one political party, the Democrats, tried to use the FBI to rig a presidential election and just about got away with it. They succeeded in getting the FBI to intervene. They succeeded in getting the FBI to lie to a court to get wiretaps. They succeeded in getting a presidential campaign Donald Trump’s campaign spied on. I mean, it’s amazing. If there’s something like this in American history, I don’t know what it is. And that’s why I say there needs to be prosecutions. There needs to be accountability. And the FBI has got to be overhauled now, top to bottom. It’s got to be completely reformed. It cannot go on like it is.”
A commentary at Twitchy pointed out that Catherine Herridge “dropped this mini-nuke” on Hillary Clinton.
#Durham does deep dive 2016 IC referral to FBI leadership first reported @cbsnews Fall 2020. “…candidate Clinton’s approval of a plan concerning …candidate Trump and Russian hackers hampering US elections as a means of distracting the public from her private email server.” pic.twitter.com/FCaxYnFxeN
— Catherine Herridge (@CBS_Herridge) May 16, 2023
The commentary said, “Hillary Clinton was desperate. And her team didn’t want us focused on how corrupt she really was (is) so they cooked up some Trump corruption. Crazy but that’s what it says.”
Constitutional expert Jonathan Turley took to social media to comment about Clinton.
…However, the Clinton-funded team seemed eager to include the allegation: "Danchenko flew from Moscow ot London and met with Christopher Steele on the following day. Three days later, in Steele Report… [the] allegation appeared that described salacious sexual activity."
— Jonathan Turley (@JonathanTurley) May 15, 2023
…Durham states clearly that there was no basis for the FBI to launch this investigation despite the claims made by James Comey.
— Jonathan Turley (@JonathanTurley) May 15, 2023
The Clinton influences were many, Durham’s report explained.
For example, he PR executive and Clinton ally Charles Dolan was the likely source of the infamous “golden showers” rumor about Trump in the discredited Steele dossier that ended up in the FBI director’s odd briefing with Trump on the lies about him before he took office.
The report explains Dolan, a public relations expert with Kremlin contacts who advised Bill and Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaigns, got a tour of the Ritz Carlton in Moscow in 2016 and met with key staff members there, according to the Daily Mail.
He then told a friend, “I’m in Russia making plans to be adopted in the event this mad man [Trump] gets elected.”
The truth, Durham explained, is that the FBI never had credible grounds to investigate Trump’s links with Russia before the election and didn’t find any collusion.
CNN reported that Durham interviewed Hillary Clinton on the issue of her knowledge of a campaign to vilify Trump, and found no “provable” criminal offense.
During that interview, the report said, Clinton continued to claim the lie, saying the situation “looked like Russian disinformation to me.”
Durham also noted the “markedly different” treatment, with the FBI attacking Trump, but letting slide without review a lot of issues concerning Clinton.
Will Cain on Fox News, said, the FBI essentially worked as a disinformation shop for Hillary Clinton.
He said Clinton and the Deep State targeted Trump, threatening the destruction of democracy. And Clinton specifically approved a plan to “vilify” Trump by stirring up a Russian disinformation scandal.
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