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There is more evidence that the DOJ, FBI scandal is growing on the eve of the release of the Inspector General report on the Hillary Clinton email probe. An email by FBI agent Peter Strzok after the Loretta Lynch tarmac meeting with Bill Clinton verifies that the FBI had already decided to exonerate Hillary in April of 2016. The email, obtained by a FIOA request from Judicial Watch, has Strzok lamenting about the tarmac story. Next, we have the exclusive report by Catherine Herridge of Fox News. She claims that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein threaten members of the House Intelligence Committee and their staff with subpoenas for their smart phones and records in January of this year. A sure sign that the DOJ and FBI are out of control and must be reigned in by Congress and President Donald Trump.

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11 members of the Republican House Conservative caucus have sent a letter of referral that multiple criminal probes be launched on officials of the FBI, DOJ, Hillary Clinton and others. Rep. Trey Dowdy, the Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, has also issued a similar demand to the Department of Justice. A litany of specific, potential criminal violations were listed. Those to be investigated include James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, Loretta Lynch and Hillary Clinton. There is growing frustration over the apparent bias on how this group have not been properly investigated while the FBI and DOJ are overstepping the boundaries of The Law when it comes to investigating President Donald Trump and his current and former associates.

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Attorney General Jeff Sessions may fire former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe today or tomorrow. Sessions received a recommendation to do this from DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz. McCabe has already decided to retire, which officially goes into effect this very Sunday. However, should Sessions decide to act before then, McCabe would lose his pension. The recommendation is the result of an internal probe as to McCabe′s conduct while on the job. He allegedly lied to investigators concerning whether or not he authorized some FBI personnel to leak information to the press. If he did, McCabe would have violated FBI rules, requiring an immediate dismissal, and potentially face felony, criminal charges.

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Friday morning, President Donald Trump officially declassified the FISA abuse memo produced by the House Intelligence Committee. Counsel to the President, Don McGahn, then returned to memo from the White House back to the committee. Shortly after 12pm Eastern, the memo went public for all to see. The reactions have been very mixed and mostly predictable. Members of the Democratic Party and their allies in The Media are railing against Rep. Devin Nunes, Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, for pushing this memo. Many Republicans, like Sen. John McCain are also upset. I′ll get back to him, later. But, for all of their bluster, opponents to the memo′s release have been shown to be hysterical liars. The memo does not besmirch the FBI and DOJ as a whole, nor does it endanger national security by revealing any sources or methods. What the memo DOES do is inform of public about several bad apples who were entrusted to run the FBI and DOJ, and then abused that trust.

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A recent story by USA Today has revealed how the biased, FBI text messages were uncovered. The Justice Department′s top Inspector General, Michael Horowitz, has been conducting a probe since January on the FBI probe into the Hillary Clinton private email server. The 10,000 text messages between FBI agent Peter Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page were not the only questionable activities Horowitz found. The DOJ′s fourth ranking manager, Bruce Ohr, as well as the FBI′s top lawyer, James Baker, have both been recently reassigned from their senior positions. Deputy Director Andrew McCabe is now also planning to retire from the FBI in March as his activities are being questioned. There appears to be growing evidence of collusion within the FBI and DOJ amongst these high-level employees that they may have skirted, if not broken laws, to absolve Hillary Clinton and her staff of any wrong doing. On top of that, they may have also colluded to prevent President Donald Trump from getting elected, or, at the very least, create chaos in his taking office.

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