Thread by @KingMakerFT

Many here on Twitter have been piecing together the evidence that the entire Trump Russia collusion narrative was a fabrication of the Hillary Clinton campaign from the very beginning. This video of Robbie Mook on July 24, 2016, puts it all in perspective. He cites “experts” who

already, as of July 24, concluded that Russia hacked the DNC and then released emails- to help Donald Trump become president. He goes on to say that these unknown “experts” also point to the Republican convention’s amendment of the platform to go soft on the US commitment to

defending Ukraine against Russia. Here’s the video:

https://twitter.com/robjohn78286472/status/1496347121343160323

The major takeaway from this is that the first “expert” who tied the Russian hack of the DNC and the Republican platform to an express or implicit cooperation between Russia and Trump’s campaign was Christopher Steele. His Dossier Memo #95, falsely attributed by Danchenko to

Sergei Millian, describes for the first time the cooperation and conspiracy between Trump and Russia, the Russian hack as being designed to help Trump, and the soft-on-Russia Republican platform- just as Mook described on July 24. The problem is that Steele didn’t release #95 to

Glenn Simpson, and the FBI didn’t get it until September 19. It’s undated. So Mook’s interview raises an intriguing questions: Did Hillary and her campaign get #95 or it’s content on or before July 24? Or did Hillary and her campaign feed their paid “expert” Christopher Steele

and his source network with the fabricated Trump Russia collusion narrative described in #95? And if so, when Steele wrote what he was told to include in #95, did Steele task Danchenko with finding a phony source (who turned out to be Millian) to pin the bombshell information on?

I suspect Durham knows the answers to these questions, as he’s laid out the outlines of a conspiracy case involving members of the Clinton campaign. This suspicious timing by Mook of announcing the campaign knows of some “experts” who have already pieced together the Trump Russia

collusion narrative will no doubt play an important role in any conspiracy case Durham decides to bring.

And one other point. The FBI’s FISA warrant application against Carter Page lifts language verbatim from #95, in support of the assertion that there was an agreement to cooperate between Trump and Russia. That was essential to the probable cause that Page was a Russian agent.

Mook’s interview shows how clued in the campaign was to these false charges that originally came from an “expert” paid for by the Clinton campaign.