Feb 22, 2019 · That's the clear subtext of testimony last October from FBI General Counsel James Baker, the FBI's top lawyer in 2016, indicating both Comey and …
Feb 21, 2019 · Although in the end that may have been the case, we now are learning that Comey’s top lawyer, then-FBI General Counsel James Baker, initially believed Clinton deserved to face criminal charges, but...
2 days ago · Special counsel John Durham’s case against Michael Sussmann—a Democratic Party-linked attorney who was accused of lying to the FBI—can move toward a trial next month, a federal judge ruled ...
Feb 21, 2019 · Former FBI chief attorney James Baker wanted Clinton indicted for her violations of the Espionage Act, for mishandling government secrets by sending them over a non-secure email server. And he fought hard for Hillary Clinton to face the consequences for her actions to just before Comey made his famous July 2016 “no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a …
Feb 21, 2019 · From SaraCarter.com Former FBI General Counsel James Baker originally believed Hillary Clinton’s mishandling of highly classified information was “alarming” and “appalling.” At the time, he believed her use of a private server to send the classified emails was sufficient enough to secure an indictment to possibly charge her for violations under the Espionage Act, for …
or. "The FBI found 110 emails in 52 email chains that contained information that was classified at the time the messages were sent, Comey said. Eight of those chains contained "top secret" information, the highest level of government classification for material that could harm national security.
His boss, Comey, announced on July 5, 2016, that he would not recommend criminal charges. He did so without consulting the Department of Justice, a decision the department’s inspector general (IG) later concluded was misguided and likely usurped the power of the attorney general to make prosecutorial decisions.
Remember when former FBI Director James Comey said the entire FBI was behind his decision to let Hillary Clinton off the hook? That wasn’t entirely true. Former FBI chief attorney James Baker wanted Clinton indicted for her violations of the Espionage Act, for mishandling government secrets by sending them over a non-secure email server.
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