While allegations of presidential candidate Donald Trump colluding with Russia dominated the news over the last four years, information about John Durham’s criminal probe into the investigation — including one trial of a Clinton operative which starts this week — is harder to come by.
Most news organizations that devoted hours of coverage to every detail and angle of the Steele dossier have had little to say about Durham’s investigation into the origins of “Crossfire Hurricane,” while few legacy media outlets have questioned the prosecutor’s intentions or integrity. Yet Durham’s legal filings — including two highly detailed indictments carrying a total of six charges — paint a picture of elites engaging in casually cynical manipulation, criminal concealment, and deep deception of the American people for political gain. Democratic insiders allegedly ginned up evidence of phony scandals and asked their friends to investigate; others reportedly used their access to government information to further anti-Trump investigations; still others simply fabricated reports and lied to federal agents about their sources — all with hopes of career advancement and financial gain.
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