Epstein Secrets

160631 Maybe you can respond in writing. CHRISTOPHER WRAY: Yeah. RICHARD BLUMENTHAL: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. DICK DURBIN: Thank you, Senator Blumenthal. Senator Cruz. TED CRUZ: Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Director Wray, welcome. As you know, I am deeply concerned about the conduct of both the Departm

and that is wrong, and you need to right that wrong. Let me ask you about some of the disturbing allegations that have come out of special Counsel Jack Smith's political crusade against President Trump. And we've seen a heavily redacted search warrant. Here you go with the first page. Here, you've got a pa

d him, "I wish you loved your state of California as much as you hate President Trump." The article also described AG Bondi's sharp retorts to Sen. Richard Blumenthal, whom she accused of lying about his military service, and to Sen. Adam Schiff, whom she called a "failed lawyer" and demanded apologize for "slande

blic corruption squad after it was revealed that several Republican senators' private phone communications had been monitored during Special Counsel Jack Smith's Jan. 6 investigation. Director Patel said the actions were part of a broader effort to "clean up a diseased temple three decades in the making," ad

n), Forbes (01/04, Durkee), Reuters (01/04, Goudsward), MSNBC (01/04, Rubin), Esquire (01/04, Pierce), New York Post (01/04, King), HuffPost (01/04, Blumenthal), Courthouse News Service (01/04, Knappenberger), Spectrum News (01/04, Tasolides), Yahoo News (01/04, Knowles), and ABC News (01/04, Faulders) als

ection Interference Case The Associated Press (01/04, Tucker, Richer) reported that former President Donald Trump's lawyers accused special counsel Jack Smith's team of advancing the 2020 election interference case against Trump despite a court- ordered pause, and have filed a motion to hold Smith and his pro