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John Durham Placed the Clinton Campaign, the DNC Under Subpoena for Alleged Spying on Then-Presidential Candidate Trump

John Durham Placed the Clinton Campaign, the DNC Under Subpoena for Alleged Spying on Then-Presidential Candidate Trump
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Special Counsel John Durham subpoenaed the Clinton campaign and DNC in relation to the Steele Dossier, which was allegedly fraudulent to smear then-presidential candidate Donald Trump.

The case revolves around activities that Hilary Clinton sanctioned against Donald Trump, who was spied on even in the White House.

An investigation by Durham is pursued to get to the bottom and come up with solid proof that the Democrats were allegedly behind the scraping of proof that led to what is termed as Russia-gate.

Investigating Hilary Clinton, Her Subordinates

The case was looked into by special counsel Durham issuing members of Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee as he continued to push his theory of a "joint venture," reported The Blaze.

He is in the process of pursuing a case that charges Democratic cybersecurity lawyer Michael Sussmann, who was a point man in the failed Clinton bid for the presidency.

Clinton's campaign, the DNC, the now-infamous opposition research firm Fusion GPS and the Perkins Coie law firm are resisting Durham's efforts to require the disclosure of records that have before been withheld.

The investigation cited activities that reveal their nefarious actions with one goal: to prove Trump was involved in illegal activities.

According to the Washington Examiner, these entities have contended that claims of attorney-client privilege should keep the records requested by Durham undisclosed.

Durham Issues Trial Subpoenas

Special Counsel John Durham is exerting legal pressure on these organizations, saying that they colluded in disseminating bogus allegations that former President Donald Trump colluded with Russia in an effort to shame him.

This month, the special counsel concluded that Fusion did not provide or support legal advisory expertise. The investigative firm's major, if not the only job, was to develop oppositional research data, which the firm afterward shared with the public, noted the Epoch Times.

These entities collaborated on numerous occasions to lay the fabricated groundwork for the Russian collusion narrative that plagued Trump throughout the presidency.

He asserted last Saturday that meeting to decide on the specific goal of a joint venture is exactly what happened here on more than one occasion.

Working on a unique case in which Rodney Joff (Tech Exec 1), April Lorenzen (originator 1) of the information services firm Zetalyitcs, and other researchers commenced to discuss researching for and accumulating disparaging internet data on Donald Trump, including his associates' online activities.

Durham remarked in June 2016 that Lorenzen got the data and put everything together with Joffe, who later turned over the data discredit Trump to Mr. Sussman.

According to the case in which the joint venture went on until August 2016, at this point where Sussman et al. those of the Clinton Campaign got together.

On August 12, 2016, Sussmann, Joffe, Elias, and the co-founder of Fusion GPS convened for a special meeting to discuss Russian Bank-1 claims that the defendant would later present to the FBI as concrete evidence against Trump.

Durham says the Dems perpetuated a lie and paid to get the illegalities done. All to foist Russia-gate that Trump was Russian connection; that was never proven. Sussman and company are trying their best not to be seen as guilty.

It is continuing the problem as those concerned are desperately trying to stop the case; what the Democrats have done will impact the party in the worst way.

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