Bongino’s show today about the coverup both inside the FBI and by people like Sussmann bringing tips and evidence- a coverup that concealed their source, the Clinton Campaign- reminds me of another instance that fits the same pattern. On Sept 23, 2016, Christopher Steele met with
DOJ lawyer Bruce Ohr, and relayed to Ohr some of the fabricated claims about Trump, including the Alfa Bank fiction. Ohr testified that Steele said who he was working for, but it was a strange name Ohr had never heard before and couldn’t remember. If Ohr is telling the truth,
Steele lied. He and his firm Orbis were working under a contract with Fusion GPS (which Ohr was certainly familiar with, because his wife worked there), which in turn was working under a contract with Perkins Coie, the Clinton Campaign’s lawyers. BTW the five year anniversary of
this lie to a federal law enforcement agency is up this coming Thursday, the 23rd. What are the odds another indictment will drop before then for a Section 1001 violation (an indictment we may not immediately learn about, until Steele is arrested in London)?

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