Epstein Secrets

lp Trump win the election. A special counsel appointed by Trump in his first term, john Durham, reported no evidence of a criminal conspiracy by the Hillary Clinton campaign or the Obama administration to undermine Trump with false information. Additional reporting on the story was provided by The Washington Po

orted no evidence of a criminal conspiracy by the Hillary Clinton campaign or the Obama administration to

about betraying the U.S. - especially service members who have sworn to protect our homeland: said Assistant Director Roman Rozhaysky of the FBI's Counterintelligence Division. "The FBI and our partners will do everything in our power to protect Americans and safeguard classified EFTA01654399 information." The press rele

rn OTHER FBI NEWS • Continued Reporting: Extent of FBI Surveillance Revealed for MLK Files • Continued Reporting: FBI Allegedly Botched Probe Into Hillary Clinton's Emails • FBI Spied on Catholic Priest for Not Divulging Info on Parishioner INTERNATIONAL NEWS • Trump Secures Historic $550B Trade Deal With Japa

inued Reporting: FBI Allegedly Botched Probe Into Hillary Clinton's Emails • FBI Spied on Catholic Priest

covert operations, making them a useful resource for Russia, especially with its degraded intelligence capacity. The author assessed that the FBI's Counterintelligence Division and the U.S. State Department's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs should increase liaisons with national and local law

being manipulated for political purposes. The article stated that Durham concluded the FBI "failed to adequately consider" intelligence showing that Hillary Clinton's campaign sought to link Trump to Russia, which should have prompted "a more critical eye" within the bureau. The article added that EFTA01655497

to adequately consider" intelligence showing that Hillary Clinton's campaign sought to link Trump to Russi

National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is seeking to transfer counterintelligence authority from the FBI to her own office, arguing that the bureau's Counterintelligence Division has been "weaponized for political purposes" by so-called "deep state actors." The article explained that a memo circulating among federal agencies