It’s speculation but the source is NPR and a lawyer for Brennan is the providing the response without attribution. Washington Examiner is reporting it, that’s all.
Can the Durham investigation take a former CIA Director out?
We will need to wait until the Durham action pending (and where it leads).
NPR equally sucks. They don’t know shit either.
“Can the Durham investigation take a former CIA Director out?”
Strange question. Mueller and his gang did not hold back from believing an investigation could take out a sitting president. Or adam schiff and his bunch of corrupt thugs believed their investigations could take out a sitting president.
Former CIA Brad Johnson on the resignation of Italian Intel Leaders
https://youtu.be/myx7tm5cw1s
SpyGate Shake-Up: Prime Minister of Italy Fires Top Officials from Italian Intel Agencies
By Debra Heine May 17, 2019 3:14 AM EST
In a surprise move Wednesday, Giuseppe Conte, the prime minister of Italy, fired the top management of three Italian intelligence agencies.
The move is being seen as the Conte government’s response to the previous government’s coordinated surveillance activity with U.S. intelligence officials during the 2016 U.S. election.
Il Giornale reported:
As revealed by La Repubblica , the Conte government has requested that four deputy directors – two from the Information Security Department (Dis), one from the External Security Information Agency (AISE) and the other from the Internal Security Information Agency (Aisi) – voluntarily resign.
In fact, underlines La Repubblica , a complete reset, excluding the directors – two of whom have already been appointed by this government – of the entire top-level framework of our Services.
There are six, in total, free seats at the top of the Services that the majority must have been parting for some time: in fact, in addition to the four who resigned, there is the vacant one in Aise after the appointment of Luciano Carta at the top of the Agency and that of Vincenzo Delle Femmine, deputy director of the Aisi retired from June.
The shake-up comes as “SpyGate” (known in Italy as “ItalyGate”) heats up with new developments breaking almost every day.
“Can the Durham investigation take a former CIA Director out?”
At this point, I am not confident Durham could find his ass with both hands.