Andrew Weissmann, former FBI general counsel and senior member of Robert Mueller's special counsel team, talks with Alex Wagner about revelations in new reporting by the New York Times into how Bill Barr used his position as attorney general to provide political cover for Donald Trump through the John Durham special counsel investigation of the Russia investigation.
Report exposes corruption of Durham probe as political weapon for Trump
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This should surprise no one. The administration of the now former only twice impeached POTUS in history was the most corrupt in modern history in terms of the abuse of power.
And before the usual suspects jump in let me save you some time. Hunter Biden. Yadda yadda yadda.
And before the usual suspects jump in let me save you some time. Hunter Biden. Yadda yadda yadda.
It is no surprise to folks with just an ounce of common sense but you know what I'm thinking. LOL
Trump and Barr lose as ‘deep state’ bomb goes off: Failed DOJ plot revealed in exposé
" A New York Times bombshell investigation exposes new details and "ethical" breaches in the failed effort by Trump Attorney General Bill Barr to tar the DOJ, and find a "deep state" bias against Donald Trump. Barr's handpicked prosecutor failed to find supporting evidence or win the few cases he filed, and the Times reports intelligence agencies contradicted Barr's theories -- and ultimately his “strained justification” for the probe fell apart. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber analyzes the story on the day it broke, and, while carefully noting there were no alleged crimes, the account raises other questions of ethics and abuse of power by Barr. "
" A New York Times bombshell investigation exposes new details and "ethical" breaches in the failed effort by Trump Attorney General Bill Barr to tar the DOJ, and find a "deep state" bias against Donald Trump. Barr's handpicked prosecutor failed to find supporting evidence or win the few cases he filed, and the Times reports intelligence agencies contradicted Barr's theories -- and ultimately his “strained justification” for the probe fell apart. MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber analyzes the story on the day it broke, and, while carefully noting there were no alleged crimes, the account raises other questions of ethics and abuse of power by Barr. "
