Ric Grenell: FBI wasn't 'duped' by Hillary-linked lawyer indicted in Durham probe
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The indictment of Clinton-linked Perkins-Coie attorney Michael Sussmann by Special Counsel John Durham is an important development in the probe, but not necessarily key to the entire genesis of the Russia investigation – which Durham is probing – former Director of National Intelligence Ric Grenell said Thursday.
"I hope that we have a lot of time to focus on these issues going forward. The media that pushed this, I don’t believe that the FBI officials were duped by an outside lawyer working with Hillary Clinton who lied about his client," Grenell said of Sussmann.
"Michael Sussmann, whoever he is and whatever lie he told, we released his transcript … There is a treasure trove of information of people lying under oath in these," Grenell said.
As Durham, a former Connecticut federal prosecutor is investigating the origins of the Russia investigation, Grenell advised that the original Russia probe continued past September of 2016 not because of "some lawyer [lying] to the FBI about who he was working for – because the FBI leadership knew this information was wrong – they continued the investigation because it would help Hillary Clinton."
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