New Evidence Clears President Trump In Russia Probe
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President Donald Trump will be exonerated from alleged cooperation with Russian meddling in the U.S. Presidential election thanks to explosive new proof now circulating in the corridors of Capitol Hill!
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Sources told The National ENQUIRER even more evidence proving the FBI’s bias against the president has emerged since a cache of anti-Trump and pro-Hillary Clinton text messages became public in recent weeks.
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Those messages were sent by now-sacked G-Man Peter Strzok, who was the senior FBI agent on Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia-Trump probe. Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz seemed to hint at the new evidence proving the president’s innocence in a conversation he recently had with Trump aboard Air Force One.
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“I did say that I was concerned that this investigation was infected with bias,” Gaetz said he told the president.
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“He said, ‘That’s why you guys have got to do your job.’” Now, a Congressional source told The ENQUIRER: “There are whispers all around Capitol Hill something big has come into the hands of the Judiciary Committee.
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“The senior Republicans on the committee are playing it awfully close to the vest, but the chatter we’re hearing is that whatever they’ve obtained will sink Mueller’s investigation and prove once and for all the whole probe is a setup!”
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As The ENQUIRER reported in January, Mueller’s probe has already been proven tainted by Strzok’s exposure as a Hillary mole. Evidence showed how Strzok sabotaged the Hillary private-email probe in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election — and then kick-started the FBI’s Trump-Russia probe.
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As The ENQUIRER quoted another Capitol Hill insider: “Strzok’s gone, but he’s wreaked incalculable havoc! Hillary must be rubbing her hands with glee that her man on the inside avoided detection so long.”
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President Donald Trump will be exonerated from alleged cooperation with Russian meddling in the U.S. Presidential election thanks to explosive new proof now circulating in the corridors of Capitol Hill!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Sources told The National ENQUIRER even more evidence proving the FBI’s bias against the president has emerged since a cache of anti-Trump and pro-Hillary Clinton text messages became public in recent weeks.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Those messages were sent by now-sacked G-Man Peter Strzok, who was the senior FBI agent on Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia-Trump probe. Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz seemed to hint at the new evidence proving the president’s innocence in a conversation he recently had with Trump aboard Air Force One.
Photo credit: Getty Images/Files
“I did say that I was concerned that this investigation was infected with bias,” Gaetz said he told the president.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“He said, ‘That’s why you guys have got to do your job.’” Now, a Congressional source told The ENQUIRER: “There are whispers all around Capitol Hill something big has come into the hands of the Judiciary Committee.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“The senior Republicans on the committee are playing it awfully close to the vest, but the chatter we’re hearing is that whatever they’ve obtained will sink Mueller’s investigation and prove once and for all the whole probe is a setup!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
As The ENQUIRER reported in January, Mueller’s probe has already been proven tainted by Strzok’s exposure as a Hillary mole. Evidence showed how Strzok sabotaged the Hillary private-email probe in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election — and then kick-started the FBI’s Trump-Russia probe.
Photo credit: Getty Images
As The ENQUIRER quoted another Capitol Hill insider: “Strzok’s gone, but he’s wreaked incalculable havoc! Hillary must be rubbing her hands with glee that her man on the inside avoided detection so long.”
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