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Jake "the Fake" Sullivan, Biden's White House national security adviser, is the "foreign policy advisor" referred to in the John Durham Special Counsel indictment of Michael Sussmann, the presidential lawyer for Hillary Clinton's campaign. Sussmann was indicted for allegedly lying to the FBI on Sept. 16 regarding his connection to the Clinton campaign.
He has pleaded not guilty.
The Durham probe continues to shine a light on the Hillary campaign and is moving deeper into the Biden White House. Thus far, this is the closest Special Counsel John Durham's investigation has come into the origins of the Russia investigation to anyone directly associated with the Biden-Harris White House.
The indictment alleges Sussmann told then-FBI General Counsel James Baker he was not doing work "for any client" when he requested and held a September 2016 meeting in which he provided evidence of a purported secret communications channel between then-candidate Donald Trump and Russia.
In fact, Sussmann even billed the Clinton campaign for the meeting, according to Durham’s indictment. Subsequently, the FBI found the story of the alleged link between Trump's presidential campaign and the Russian bank to be complete balderdash.
There is no indication that Sullivan is a target of Durham’s investigation, only that he received information from Sussmann. But if it turns out that he is a target, this will not bode well for Joe Biden's next term, if someone decides for him that he should run.
Additionally, the Durham indictment alleges that Sussmann was working on behalf of a tech industry executive, an American internet company and Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
Prosecutors say Sussmann's "lie" is important because it "misled the FBI General Counsel and other FBI personnel concerning the political nature of his work."
Another grand jury indictment was returned on Nov. 4 for Igor Danchenko, a Russian analyst who is accused of being the primary sub-source in the creative work of political theater known as the Steele Dossier. He is charged with five counts of making false statements to the FBI and his next court appearance is scheduled for Wednesday.
The indictment alleges Sussmann told then-FBI General Counsel James Baker he was not doing work "for any client" when he requested and held a September 2016 meeting in which he provided evidence of a purported secret communications channel between then-candidate Donald Trump and Russia.
In fact, Sussmann even billed the Clinton campaign for the meeting, according to Durham’s indictment. Subsequently, the FBI found the story of the alleged link between Trump's presidential campaign and the Russian bank to be complete balderdash.
And the legacy media doing yeoman's work for the Clinton campaign and the Democratic Party, either never checked their reporting or were lying through their capped teeth.
The indictment paints a picture where an unnamed Clinton campaign lawyer "exchanged emails with the Clinton Campaign’s campaign manager, communications director, and foreign policy advisor [Jake Sullivan] concerning the Russian Bank-1 allegations that Sussmann had recently shared," with an unnamed reporter, most likely from either CNN OR MSNBC.
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There is no indication that Sullivan is a target of Durham’s investigation, only that he received information from Sussmann. But if it turns out that he is a target, this will not bode well for Joe Biden's next term, if someone decides for him that he should run.
Additionally, the Durham indictment alleges that Sussmann was working on behalf of a tech industry executive, an American internet company and Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
Prosecutors say Sussmann's "lie" is important because it "misled the FBI General Counsel and other FBI personnel concerning the political nature of his work."
Another grand jury indictment was returned on Nov. 4 for Igor Danchenko, a Russian analyst who is accused of being the primary sub-source in the creative work of political theater known as the Steele Dossier. He is charged with five counts of making false statements to the FBI and his next court appearance is scheduled for Wednesday.
