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UPDATED 1:02 PM PT – Tuesday, December 22, 2020
Attorney General William Barr recently discussed special counsel John Durham’s work on the Russia probe.
During a press conference Monday, Barr said Durham was “making good progress” on the investigation, but did not give specifics into the case. He also noted Durham was appointed as a special counsel, so the investigation could be completed independent of any presidential administration.
“As you know, I designated John Durham as a special counsel because I wanted to provide him and his team with the assurance they’d be able to finish their work and their making good progress now,” Barr stated. “Expect they will be able to finish their work.”
The Durham investigation centered around the origins of the Russia probe, which led to the failed impeachment of President Trump back in 2019.
It aimed to uncover wrongdoing within certain intelligence and law enforcement agencies under the Obama administration, which may have led to the false Russian collusion narrative to begin with.
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