Hillary Clinton’s FBI Spies — Secret Texts Expose Rigged Investigation
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Hillary Clinton had already rigged the FBI investigation into her private email accounts during the 2016 election — as revealed in shocking new texts by the high-ranking agent working as her mole!
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As revealed in a bombshell report by The National ENQUIRER, FBI agent Peter Strzok was sacked from Robert Mueller's investigative team when he was caught texting with fellow FBI employee Lisa Page during the election — sharing biased posts blasting Donald Trump. Page was also part of the investigation into Hillary's use of a private email server, and now troubling texts suggest a conspiracy to protect the former Secretary of State!
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The reputation of Barack Obama's Justice Department was hit hard when U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch was caught privately meeting with Bill Clinton in the midst of the investigation — with Lynch later insisting that they had only discussed their grandchildren. But in a newly-released text that Page sent to Strzok, she mocked Lynch's insistence that the AG would abide by the FBI's final ruling: "It’s a real profile in couragw [sic], since she knows no charges will be brought."
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The troubling statement doesn't just suggest that Lynch and the Clintons had arranged a deal to protect the former First Lady's presidential run. It also fuels further concerns that Strzok and Page had worked together to protect Hillary's candidacy during the 2016 investigation — with Page texting Strzok in Feb. 2016 that Trump “simply can not be President.”
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The two had also discussed an "insurance policy" if Trump was elected President, with both Strzok and Page later being involved in Mueller's investigation of Russian collusion during the President's 2016 campaign. But in a lucky break for the pair, the FBI announced that months of other communications between them had been lost — admitting the agency “failed to preserve” any texts between Dec. 14, 2016 and May 17, 2017.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Hillary Clinton had already rigged the FBI investigation into her private email accounts during the 2016 election — as revealed in shocking new texts by the high-ranking agent working as her mole!
Photo credit: Getty Images
As revealed in a bombshell report by The National ENQUIRER, FBI agent Peter Strzok was sacked from Robert Mueller's investigative team when he was caught texting with fellow FBI employee Lisa Page during the election — sharing biased posts blasting Donald Trump. Page was also part of the investigation into Hillary's use of a private email server, and now troubling texts suggest a conspiracy to protect the former Secretary of State!
Photo credit: Getty/Files
The reputation of Barack Obama's Justice Department was hit hard when U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch was caught privately meeting with Bill Clinton in the midst of the investigation — with Lynch later insisting that they had only discussed their grandchildren. But in a newly-released text that Page sent to Strzok, she mocked Lynch's insistence that the AG would abide by the FBI's final ruling: "It’s a real profile in couragw [sic], since she knows no charges will be brought."
Photo credit: Getty Images
The troubling statement doesn't just suggest that Lynch and the Clintons had arranged a deal to protect the former First Lady's presidential run. It also fuels further concerns that Strzok and Page had worked together to protect Hillary's candidacy during the 2016 investigation — with Page texting Strzok in Feb. 2016 that Trump “simply can not be President.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
The two had also discussed an "insurance policy" if Trump was elected President, with both Strzok and Page later being involved in Mueller's investigation of Russian collusion during the President's 2016 campaign. But in a lucky break for the pair, the FBI announced that months of other communications between them had been lost — admitting the agency “failed to preserve” any texts between Dec. 14, 2016 and May 17, 2017.
Photo credit: Getty Images
