“What’s unclear is whether this is a serious investigation into what else, like the issue of WikiLeaks and how many American citizens’ privacy and rights …
“What’s unclear is whether this is a serious investigation into what else, like the issue of WikiLeaks and how many American citizens’ privacy and rights were violated by these Russian hackers who did this, if there’s any interest in investigating that at all which — or if there’s just interest in creating confusion about investigating the investigators here,” he said. “But we will wait for this Durham investigation and see if there is any concern about how many American citizens were targeted by WikiLeaks, something that seems to have gotten lost with this Justice Department.” Todd’s comment came in the wake of the announcement that former FBI attorney Kevin Clinesmith is planning to plead guilty to falsifying an email during the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) application process used to renew a warrant for surveillance of ex-Trump official Carter Page.
