Barr Announces That Results Of DOJ Investigation Into The Origins Of The Russia Hoax Won’t Be Made Public Until After The Election
BY Herschel Smith
WSJ.
WASHINGTON—Attorney General William Barr has told top Republicans that the results of a wide-ranging inquiry into the origins of the FBI’s 2016 Russia investigation won’t be made public before the election, according to people familiar with the matter.
President Trump and his allies in Congress and his campaign had hoped the findings would be released before Nov. 3, potentially shedding new light on the underpinnings of the investigation into links between the Trump campaign and Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Mr. Trump has been calling for the prosecution of his political rivals to result from the probe. Told by conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh that Mr. Barr had informed lawmakers a report by election day was unlikely, Mr. Trump said, “If that’s the case I am very disappointed.
“I think it’s a terrible thing, and I’ll say it to his face,” he said of Mr. Barr on the radio show Friday. “That’s a disgrace. I think it’s a disgrace. It’s an embarrassment.”
Mr. Barr had been pressing Connecticut U.S. attorney John Durham to produce at least a partial report before Nov. 3, creating friction with some members of Mr. Durham’s team who said they needed more time to complete their work, people familiar with the matter said.
Nora Dannehy, a longtime associate of Mr. Durham, left the Justice Department because of the way Mr. Barr managed the probe, decisions to declassify certain documents, and disagreements over how they would present conclusions in a report, according to the people familiar with the matter.
Because it might demonstrate that the entirety of the Obama administration was crooked, including the VP. Or it might show that the Barr/Durham effort was as much of a white wash as we expect it to be, showing that they too are part of the deep state.
In other words, it will show the truth, one way or the other. It’s the job of Washington bureaucrats to bury the truth. The people need to make decisions based on what the FedGov tells them – not the truth.