John Durham: Trump White House and Residences Spied On

John Durham: Trump White House and Residences Spied On
Special counsel John Durham in a file photograph. U.S. Department of Justice via AP
Jack Phillips
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Special counsel John Durham’s team alleged on Feb. 12 that a tech executive aligned with the Democratic Party spied on former President Donald Trump’s residences and the White House when Trump was president.

Durham said in a court filing (pdf) that the spying took place in order to establish an “inference” and “narrative” to tie Trump to the Russian government. Durham’s office made the claim as part of his investigation that had brought charges against Michael Sussmann, a lawyer who had worked on behalf of the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign and who is currently charged with making a false statement to the FBI.
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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