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]]>Justice Department documents that show the cell phones of multiple people on then-Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigative team were “wiped” during the Russia probe expose a “pretty obvious” double standard, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., told “Hannity” on Thursday.
“We cannot live in a country where this is tolerated,” said Graham, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. “Trump-Russia, look how much money they spent, how many agents were involved in investigating all things Trump and Russia, how many subpoenas issued, how many lives turned upside down.”
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According to the documents, at least several dozen phones were wiped of information because of forgotten passcodes, irreparable screen damage, loss of the device, intentional deletion or other reasons. The data removal took place before the DOJ’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) could review the devices.
“If you can’t manage your own phone, why should we trust you to investigate a crime?” asked Graham, who later added that “the question is, did they obstruct justice, did they intentionally delete information from their phone because [Inspector General Michael] Horowitz was on the case?
“That’s the question for [Connecticut U.S. Attorney John] Durham. My job, as chairman of the Judiciary Committee, is to find out how the Department of Justice and the FBI got Crossfire Hurricane so wrong, why they lied to the FISA court, [and] to make sure it never happens again.”
“You think you are mad about the phones being wiped? Stay tuned,” Graham told host Sean Hannity. “We’ll talk in about 10 or 12 days and we’ll see if there is something else you can get mad about.”
Graham later revealed that the Senate Judiciary Committee recently invited former FBI Director James Comey, former FBI official Peter Strzok and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe to testify on their involvement in Crossfire Hurricane after Comey spoke dismissively of Durham’s investigation into the origins of the probe.
“I made an invitation to Comey, McCabe, and Strzok to come before the committee. They will be respectfully treated to answer questions about the Horowitz report,” Graham said.
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“They may have good answers, but they need to be asked the questions.”
Graham also told Hannity that he would be “shocked” if former FBI attorney Kevin Clinesmith turned out to be the only person to face charges stemming from the Durham investigation.
Fox News’ Morgan Phillips contributed to this report.
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]]>Attorney General Bill Barr announced in an exclusive interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo that Connecticut U.S. Attorney John Durham’s investigation of the Russia probe’s origins will likely yield “developments” before summer is over, despite delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
In the wide-ranging interview that aired on “Sunday Morning Futures,” Barr said that he was surprised by the overall lack of public interest in Durham’s investigation, which follows a Justice Department Inspector General report that revealed inaccuracies and omissions in applications for warrants to conduct surveillance of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
“So that has been surprising to me, that people aren’t concerned about civil liberties and the integrity of our governmental process in terms of the future of Durham’s investigation,” Barr said. “You know, he’s pressing ahead as hard as he can. And I expect that, you know, we will have some developments hopefully before the end of the summer.”
Barr admitted that the ongoing pandemic resulted in a delay, but that Durham has been able to continue doing some work on his investigation. He also made it clear that Durham will continue after November’s election, although he noted that “what happens after the election may depend on who wins the election.”
Barr would not get into many details of Durham’s probe, but he did recognize that investigators are looking into the transition period following Trump’s victory in 2016, including the unmasking of Michael Flynn, who had been in contact with a Russian ambassador. Flynn pleaded guilty to lying about those contacts, but has since fought back against the case, alleging FBI misconduct.
“I would say it’s unusual for an outgoing administration, high level officials, to be unmasking very, you know, very much in the days they’re preparing to leave office,” Barr said. “Makes you wonder what they were doing.”
The DOJ moved to dismiss Flynn’s case after evidence was unsealed, including FBI notes indicating that there was a question as to whether the bureau was trying to get the truth from Flynn when they interviewed him or hoping to get him to lie so he would face pressure from prosecution or termination.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan has so far not granted the motion to dismiss, and instead called on third parties to argue against the DOJ’s position. Barr said Sullivan has failed to be impartial in the case and should play a more neutral role in abiding by the prosecution’s decision when it comes to whether or not to continue pursuing a case.
“Well, as I’ve said, you know, we disagree with what he’s doing. We think the law is clear that it is within the discretion of the executive, the executive branch’s function and the attorney general’s function to make charging decisions and determine whether to continue on a case,” Barr said. “And the judge is supposed to be a neutral judge on the case, not the pros… Not exercise the prosecutor’s function. So we’re hopeful that the case will be dismissed. We think that’s what the law requires.”
Barr also came out against media outlets who have not given Russia-related developments the attention he believes they deserve.
“It’s been stunning that all we’ve gotten from the mainstream media [is] sort of bovine silence in the face of the complete collapse of the so-called Russiagate scandal, which they did all they could to sensationalize and drive,” he said. “And it’s like not even a whoops. They are just onto the next false scandal.”
The attorney general also discussed law enforcement in the context of racism and accountability in the wake of the deaths of George Floyd and Rayshard Brooks. Floyd’s death sparked nationwide protests against police brutality and racial injustice. Barr recognized that racism is a problem, but pushed back on the idea that it is a “systemic” problem in American law enforcement.
“Well, I do think there’s racism in the country … I think there may be individuals and there are individuals who may have bias, and sometimes that may emerge and be manifested in some act,” he said. “But I don’t think it’s systemic.”
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At the same time, Barr admitted that black and white Americans are not always treated the same by the judicial system in some parts of the country, specifically addressing whether diversion programs that keep people from getting criminal records are equally available for blacks and whites.
“In some jurisdictions, yes. In some probably not as much as we should,” Barr said. “As I said, this is a process of reforming our institutions, looking for inequities and making sure that we address them.”
Among the police reforms frequently being discussed as the public continues to protest and lawmakers craft legislation is the stripping away of “qualified immunity,” which protects officers from legal consequences in certain situations regarding acts taken in the course of their duties.
Barr said officers should have qualified immunity, and that if they did not, it could severely impact departments’ ability to recruit officers.
“Without qualified immunity, I think most people would not take the job as a police officer,” he said. “So we would essentially be doing away with our police departments.”
Barr also tackled the issue of mail-in voting, which has been a hot-button issue during an election season taking place in the midst of a global pandemic.
Democrats have pushed for an increase in mail-in ballots, arguing that they are necessary for people to exercise their rights without risking their health by going out to the polls. Republicans warn that this would expose elections to fraud because ballots could be intercepted and tampered with.
“Well it absolutely opens the floodgates to fraud,” Barr said. “Those things are delivered into mailboxes. They can be taken out. There’s questions about whether or not it even denies a secret ballot because a lot of the states have you signing the outside of the envelope.”
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Barr also noted that mail-in voting could invite foreign interference, as countries “could print up tens of thousands of counterfeit ballots” that would be difficult to detect.
“So I think it can upset and undercut the confidence in the integrity of our elections,” he said. “If anything, we should tighten them up right now.”
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]]>PRESIDENT Trump hinted Thursday that a second round of coronavirus stimulus checks could be coming for millions of struggling Americans.
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]]>President Donald Trump wrote on Twitter Saturday that the daily coronavirus briefings were “not worth the time & effort” after his remarks on injecting disinfectant drew criticism earlier this week.
During his absence at yesterday’s White House coronavirus press conference, the commander-in-chief posted two tweets attacking the media for asking “hostile questions” at the daily briefings and spreading “fake news.”
Posting on Twitter last night, the president wrote: “What is the purpose of having White House News Conferences when the Lamestream Media asks nothing but hostile questions, & then refuses to report the truth or facts accurately.
“They get record ratings, & the American people get nothing but Fake News. Not worth the time & effort!”
An hour later, the president railed against the “mainstream media” for a second time, writing: “I never said the pandemic was a Hoax! Who would say such a thing? I said that the Do Nothing Democrats, together with their Mainstream Media partners, are the Hoax.
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“They have been called out & embarrassed on this, even admitting they were wrong, but continue to spread the lie!”
President Trump hinted that daily coronavirus press briefings could be cancelled two days after he appeared to raise the idea of treating coronavirus patients by injecting them with disinfectant.
“Then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute. One minute. And is there a way we can do something like that? By injection inside or almost a cleaning,” Trump said on Thursday. “It will be interesting to check that, so you’re going to have to use medical doctors, but it sounds interesting to me.”
He also appeared to suggest a form of treatment which involved hitting patients with “tremendous” ultraviolet light to combat COVID-19 infection.
Speaking to reporters on Friday, Trump claimed that he was being sarcastic when he made the remarks on Thursday, and was “of course not” serious about injecting coronavirus patients with disinfectant.
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany also released an earlier statement claiming that the media had “irresponsibly” taken comments out of context.
“President Trump has repeatedly said that Americans should consult with medical doctors regarding coronavirus treatment, a point that he emphasized again during yesterday’s briefing,” McEnany said. “Leave it to the media to irresponsibly take President Trump out of context and run with negative headlines.”
Axios reported on Friday that Trump wanted to roll back the daily coronavirus press briefings, with sources telling the outlet that the president could stop appearing every day and spend less time at the podium. Politico reported on Saturday that the commander-in-chief’s advisers were worried about the impact daily briefings could have on his hopes of being reelected in November.
Newsweek has contacted the White House for comment and will update this article with any response.
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