Posted on 07/08/2020 9:41:05 AM PDT by romanesq
Activity within the Justice Department indicates U.S. Attorney John Durham is working to bring the first indictments as part of a criminal investigation into the Russia inquiry, according to investigative journalist John Solomon.
Solomon, a controversial reporter who similarly reported criminal investigative activity related to Durham's efforts months ago, told Fox Business host Lou Dobbs on Tuesday that people are frustrated by the wait, asserting there already is "overwhelming evidence in the public record" that crimes were committed during the Russia investigation.
Solomon, who is now the editor in chief of Just the News, faced criticism last year when his reporting on Ukraine for the Hill got swept up into the impeachment investigation of President Trump and became subject to a review that found he "failed" to identify "important details about key Ukrainian sources." Still, even as the tilt of Solomon's reporting has come into question, he does still boast insider knowledge at the Justice Department that has been borne out.
"My sources tell me there’s a lot of activity. I'm seeing, personally, activity behind the scenes of the Justice Department," Solomon said on Tuesday, adding that Durham's team "is trying to bring those first indictments, and I would look for a time around Labor Day to see the first sort of action by the Justice Department."
Solomon insisted that he is "seeing a lot of activity consistent with building prosecutions and preparing for criminal plea bargains," but also acknowledged that none of this may lead to anything.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonexaminer.com ...
Around Labor Day. When indictments appear political and even go on hiatus if they can be construed as such.
The Bushes’ man Barr wins again.
Correct. Any potential indictments are being slow walked into campaign season where they will be dismissed as “election interference” and remain unresolved before the election. This game plan from the Trump haters at DOJ is so obvious even Stevie Wonder can see it.
William Tell: Where does it say that you can't convict an FBI cop in DC?
DesertRhino: Come on, Willy ...
William Tell: Rhino, wait a minute. I'm talking about a cop
that's mixed up in treason.
I'm talking about a - a - a dishonest cop - a crooked cop who got mixed up
with the Democrats and got what was coming to him.
That's a terrific story.
And we have conservative people on FreeRepublic, don't we, Jim?
[Jim Robinson nods]
William Tell: And they might like a story like that.
DesertRhino: They might, they just might.
William Tell: [to Jim] It's not personal, Jim. It's strictly business.
Yawn!
Lol...best scene ever...and so apropos!
John Solomon is pretty good with his sources, and at the same time nothing is 100% guaranteed except...well we know what, but this is good news in a sea of bad news going on in our country.
Let us pray that justice, even with it's exceedingly slow grinding wheels, is done to some extent at the very least.
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Solomon, a controversial reporter who similarly reported criminal investigative activity related to Durham’s efforts months ago, told Fox Business host Lou Dobbs on Tuesday that people are frustrated by the wait, asserting there already is “overwhelming evidence in the public record” that crimes were committed during the Russia investigation.
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Solomon has excellent sources. He’s only controversial to those who don’t want justice administered. Durham is a perfectionist. He never speaks to the public, never issues statements, just investigates until he has a water tight case and then the indictments. I’ve read everything I could about him, and there is very little out there. I don’t believe he has ever lost a case. He’s brought down a lot of mafia families.
The comments on this thread are an example of how badly FR has changed over the years.
How do you have a Plea Bargain when not one person has been charged as yet? Either the DOJ has the evidence or they don’t. They are making a mockery of the process and Solomon is helping.
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