House Republican investigators believe that newly uncovered emails to Justice Department officials from the wife of a high-ranking DOJ prosecutor in 2016 could shed light on how the “Trump-Russia collusion” narrative gained credence among U.S. intelligence circles — and may contain evidence of false testimony and serious conflicts of interest.
Through a Freedom of Information Act request, conservative government watchdog Judicial Watch has obtained 339 pages of emails — including from Nellie Ohr to her husband, high-ranking DOJ official Bruce Ohr, and three other DOJ prosecutors — connected to the “collusion” claims against Trump and his campaign that Special Counsel Robert Mueller ultimately found no evidence to support.
.png)
.png)
