‘Crossfire Hurricane’: Grand Jury Investigation Obama-era’s Intel for role in Trump-Russia Katha in 2016; DOJ checks conspiracy claims
The Department of Justice has called for a federal grand jury to investigate officials from the administration of former US President Barack Obama, who is accused of furthering the false scam about President Donald Trump’s alleged relations during the 2016 election.The investigation may lead to criminal allegations against several major figures of the Obama era, which included former director of the National Intelligence James Clapper, John Brainon, former CIA director, and former FBI Director James Comi, according to the New York Post.The inquCrossfire storm investigation began in July 2016, when the FBI began investigating the trump campaign and alleged relations between Russian operators. The investigation later appointed Special Advocate Robert Muller, whose 2019 report accepted the “link” between Trump Associates and Russian persons, but found no evidence of criminal conspiracy.However, the latter investigation expressed concern about the FBI’s conduct, especially the improper use of FISA warrant against the Trump advisor Carter Page. In October 2020, the then Attorney General Bill Barr appointed John Durham as a special lawyer to investigate the origin of the investigation.Recent reports have highlighted a new uncontrolled attachment to intelligence that “FBI’s functions have predicted with dangerous uniqueness,”, “Republican’s claims, linking that the bureau may have sought to influence the 2016 election in favor of Hillary Clinton.Tulsi Gabbard, the current director of Trump and National Intelligence, both have called for a federal investigation in the origin of Russia investigation. Trump has accused the former officials that they are doing a “traitorous and traitor conspiracy” with the aim of reducing their earlier functioning agenda.He also admitted that Obama is likely to be immune from the prosecution following the Supreme Court’s decision, which molds the presidents from criminal allegations related to official acts.
