Attorney General William Barr’s ongoing inquiry into the origins of the Trump-Russia saga is taking investigators to Australia, Ukraine, Italy and the United Kingdom to examine spies and their Trump targets.
Liberal media have ramped up attacks on Mr. Barr for his probe, which is looking at Democrats — that is, how the Barack Obama administration started an investigation in 2016 into the opposing campaign of Republican Donald Trump.
Some news articles have called it an investigation into the 22-month Robert Mueller investigation that essentially cleared Mr. Trump and his allies of colluding in Russian election interference.
But Mr. Barr’s investigators aren’t focusing on what Mr. Mueller did. They are zeroing-in on what happened before Mr. Mueller’s May 2017 appointment as special counsel.
Mr. Barr appointed John Durham, the U.S. attorney for Connecticut, to look at something Mr. Mueller ignored: How extensive was FBI spying on the Trump campaign, was it justified and what help did Hillary Clinton’s people obtain from foreign governments?
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See Also:
(1) Giuliani: ‘Possible’ the Obama Administration Might Be One of the More Corrupt Administrations
(2) Trump Pondering ‘Major Lawsuit’ in Response to Mueller Investigation
(3) Brennan Hears Barr’s ‘Chilling’ Footsteps
(4) Report: Anti-Trump Whistleblower Concealed Contacts With House Democrats From Inspector General
(5) Schiff’s Own Ties to Ukraine Raise Questions
