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Stunning revelations expose FBI’s Trump probe as dirtiest political trick in US history

Gregg Jarrett by Gregg Jarrett
September 28, 2020
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t was always a witch hunt designed to “get Trump.” Collusion was an illusion invented by a suspected Russian spy but zealously embraced by malevolent actors at the FBI and later by scheming prosecutors on Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team of partisans.

These are the stunning revelations contained in two sets of newly declassified documents that pull back the curtain on the Russia Hoax, the dirtiest political trick in American history.

In testimony that is corroborated by records, FBI Special Agent William J. Barnett has exposed how the bureau’s collusion investigation of Donald Trump was based on nothing more than “supposition on supposition” and devoid of any credible evidence.

Assigned to lead the bureau’s original investigation into former White House National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, Barnett came to realize that the case against Flynn was being engineered or manipulated as way to damage President Trump. Flynn, whose life and livelihood were ruined, became collateral damage.

FBI investigators, who concluded there was no plausible case against Flynn, were ignored. Instead of closing the investigation down, the critical decision to move forward was made “top- down.” Then-Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe, who had a contentious past relationship with Flynn, was calling the shots. The retired three-star Army general didn’t stand a chance.

Despite the paucity of evidence against both Flynn and Trump, Agent Barnett reluctantly agreed to join the special counsel team to provide some balance (diversity of thought) to what was clearly a partisan crusade. He naively hoped his perspective might counterbalance the anti-Trump “group think.” It was a fool’s errand.

For example, Barnett quickly discerned that lawyer Jeannie Rhee “was obsessed with Flynn and Russia and she had an agenda.” This was no surprise, since Rhee had represented Hillary Clinton in her email scandal, defended the Clinton Foundation in a civil racketeering case, and donated to Clinton’s campaign for president.

As a key member of Mueller’s squad, Rhee was in a position to target the person who had defeated the candidate she had supported and defended.

Given how obvious a conflict of interest that represented, it was shameful for Mueller to even consider hiring her. But he seemed unbothered by Rhee’s multiple disqualifying conflicts.

Indeed, Mueller utilized other lawyers who held the same anti-Trump prejudices. Amazingly, Mueller sheepishly admitted during his congressional testimony that he had no idea of Rhee’s involvement with Clinton when he hired her. Right.

Barnett meticulously documented the bureaucratic malfeasance and malicious politicization of the legal process. In what are known as 302 reports, he memorialized “the ‘get Trump’ attitude by some at the SCO” (Special Counsel Office). Whatever the president said or did was reflexively misrepresented by Mueller’s confederates.

When President Trump asked investigators to “get to the bottom” of a matter, special counsel lawyers interpreted it as “cover it up.” The firing of FBI Director James Comey was viewed as conclusive proof of obstruction by the president, instead of an action motivated by some other logical reason such as the president’s dislike of Comey and a desire to replace him.

While many of Mueller’s lawyers may have been motivated by a hatred of Trump, Barnett said it seemed like they “wanted to be part of something ‘big,’ a successful prosecution.” This is exactly what Attorney General William Barr warned about in a recent speech — overzealous prosecutors who want to enhance their careers and reputations at the expense of seeking justice. Innocent people become their victims.

We now know that Agent Barnett’s testimony and his documentary evidence is a component U.S. Attorney John Durham’s criminal investigation into the origins of the FBI’s Russia probe. This same evidence will also be presented in federal court Tuesday, as Flynn’s lawyers and the Justice Department present arguments that the case against him should be dismissed. The joint motion must be granted if U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan has any integrity.

All of this comes at the same time as the release of another set of declassified documents detailing how the infamous “Steele dossier” alleging Trump-Russia collusion actually originated from a suspected Russian spy who was designated as a possible “national security threat.”

In simple terms, the phony collusion narrative appears to have been the clever product of Russian lies and disinformation designed to damage Trump and funded by the Clinton campaign and Democrats. This is precisely what I argued in my book, “Witch Hunt: The Story of The Greatest Mass Delusion in American Political History.”

Comey’s FBI knew this all along, having interviewed Steele’s primary source in January 2017 — just days after Trump was inaugurated as president. But the bureau kept it carefully concealed.

Despite knowing that the dossier was not remotely credible, Comey and others used it to spy on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page. Judges on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) were deceived, and the court itself was defrauded.

Evidence continues to mount that Trump has been victimized by rogue and lawless government actors throughout his entire presidency. Law enforcement was weaponized for a purely political purpose. Public officials chased a specious conspiracy that never existed, as Democrats and the biased anti-Trump media spun the daily tale that Donald Trump was a traitor working with and for the Russians.

If Americans are to have any faith in their government, Durham must expose the full truth. And those who betrayed their positions of trust should be held accountable.

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Comments 13

  1. Jeri says:
    4 months ago

    Shouldn’t some of these attorneys face discipline by their respective Bars? Other over-zealous lawyers might take notice and reconsider their own conduct.

  2. freepetta says:
    4 months ago

    Just horrendous. Every one of these traitors need to be indicted.

  3. hanblecheya says:
    4 months ago

    It is a lie to call this a ‘trick’. It is a crime and it qualifies as treason. But of course no DOJ. I contend that all should start calling Barr, ‘Waldo’, as in ‘Where’s Waldo’.

  4. Bonnie Logan says:
    4 months ago

    If Durham’s report doesn’t come out before this election, and sleepy Joe wins, ( God forbid) this will all go away. What’s the damn hold up?

  5. Angel says:
    4 months ago

    “If judge Emmit Sullivan has any integrity”? I had to check the date on this article. This must be a joke. We already know that he doesn’t.

  6. Uradumone 2 says:
    4 months ago

    They need to pay.

  7. Game On says:
    4 months ago

    Gregg – you have been on this for at least 4 years and have been proven correct. If you, as an independent journalist had it figured out that long, what excuse does DOJ have for not having nailed this treason and sedition down at the very least over a year ago? We hear DS this and DS that. Who is preventing the firing and prosecution of bureaucrat criminals in the system?

    We the People want to know.

  8. Paige Thompson says:
    4 months ago

    Well almost. There have been more firings from the FBI than people indicted from the Russia investigation. An investigation we now have proof that was made up.
    What I’d like for someone to tell us why the hell hasn’t any of this touched Clinton???
    She paid $12 million for a bullshit artist to make up shit about Trump to use in the event she lost. How on earth is she escaping any of this, when she’s literally the start of it?

  9. Mervyn says:
    4 months ago

    Americans are fed up of hearing all the so called wrongdoings against Trump. When is the DOJ going to take legal action and put people in prison? Right now it seems nobody is guilty of anything… Comey, Clapper, Brennan, etc etc etc.

  10. Mervyn says:
    4 months ago

    Amazingly, prosecutors in America have total immunity even if they themselves commit crimes when prosecuting a case. An example is Andrew Weissman. He prosecuted Enron directors, Arthur Anderson, etc and had directors jailed and Arthur Anderson destroyed, all based on false criminal charges. We know this from Supreme Court rulings that exposed Weissman. Yet Weissman is an untouchable because of the laws of Congress, that even prevent him from being disbarred as an Attorney.

  11. hounddog says:
    4 months ago

    And yet no one has been fired, forced to resign, lost their pension or arrested. Just more lip service to solidify what we already knew. And absolutely nothing will be done about it.

  12. AmericanKim says:
    4 months ago

    The “Durham Probe” has gone on so long now, it is enveloped by the politics. There is no reason Americans should not have the clear facts and necessary indictments by now.

    Without answers before the election, I believe the breakdown of support for our institutions & agencies will be irreparable…it is the only reset that can right the ship.

  13. Kevin failoni says:
    4 months ago

    All of them criminals. Comey and his FBI knew the source was a Russian agent and the dossier was a piece of toilet paper, but they hate Trump so much that they looked at the toilet paper and smiled and said let’s go for it.

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