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→FBI tries to counter "misinformation" about the Clinton whitewash
On October 21, 2016 the FBI provided a briefing for retired FBI agents to explain decisions made during the Clinton email investigation up to Comey's July 5 announcement. The idea was to enlist former employees with the party line so that they, too, could help counter “falsehoods and exaggerations.”
On October 21, 2016 the FBI provided a briefing for retired FBI agents to explain decisions made during the Clinton email investigation up to Comey's July 5 announcement. The idea was to enlist former employees with the party line so that they, too, could help counter “falsehoods and exaggerations.”
The same day someone from SDNY called Main Justice across the street to inquire about the lack of action on Weiner's laptop. The Justice Department National Security Division notified Deputy Asst. Attorney General [[George Toscas]] who headed up the Clinton email investigation. Toscas calls Strzok cause he “wanted to ensure information got to Andy [McCabe]". Strzok told George Toscas “we know."
The same day someone from SDNY called Main Justice across the street to inquire about the lack of action on Weiner's laptop. The Justice Department National Security Division notified Deputy Asst. Attorney General [[George Toscas]] who headed up the Clinton email investigation. Toscas called Strzok cause he “wanted to ensure information got to Andy [McCabe]". Strzok told George Toscas “we know."
McCabe already knew about the emails since September 28, more than three weeks earlier. Strzok then told Priestap.
McCabe already knew about the emails since September 28, more than three weeks earlier. Strzok then told Priestap.