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Fusion GPS co-founder Glenn Simpson might have lied under oath to Senate and House investigators when he said he never communicated with the FBI about the dossier that the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee hired him to produce. 

President Donald Trump slammed Peter Strzok and Lisa Page from aboard Air Force One Tuesday, calling it a “total disgrace” that they may not testify this week as expected.

Investigators have found additional communications between FBI official Peter Strzok and his lover, former FBI lawyer Lisa Page, that show his team was rushing in the fall of 2016 to find evidence of collusion by then-candidate Donald Trump.

On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “The Story,” George Washington Law Professor Jonathan Turley stated that the transcript of Peter Strzok’s closed testimony should be made public. Turley said, “I actually agreed with Strzok’s attorney when he objected

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) revealed that during his closed session interview with the House Judiciary and Oversight committees, former FBI official Peter Strzok refused to answer multiple questions, including whether he communicated with the author of the discredited anti-Trump dossier or with the firm paid by Hillary Clinton’s campaign to produce the infamous dossier.

On Thursday, President Trump lambasted FBI Agent Peter Strzok and the “witch hunt” Mueller investigation as a whole in a typically fiery series of tweets.

“Mr. Rosenstein, why are you keeping information from Congress?” Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) asked Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein at a House Judiciary Committee hearing Thursday, setting off a fiery and contentious interview that saw both men slinging barbs at each other.

Earlier this week on the Fox Business Network, Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz reacted to FBI agent Peter Strzok reportedly texting his intentions to stop President Donald Trump from being elected, calling it “collusion at the highest level.” “[W]hen the FBI

House investigators scored a victory this week after the FBI turned over documents detailing how senior law enforcement officials handled “surveillance records,” involving Trump associates, along with documents on the agency’s informant program.

Disgraced FBI agent Peter Strzok no longer possesses his security clearance, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Thursday. 

Thursday on CNN’s “New Day,” Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), the ranking member on the House Intelligence Committees, expressed a willingness for embattled FBI agent Peter Strzok to testify before Congress. Schiff said there were a number of topics for which

FBI agent Peter Strzok, who sent text messages expressing bias against President Donald Trump, was escorted out of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s headquarters on Tuesday as part of disciplinary action, according to multiple reports.

Sen. Grassley said in a letter FBI Director Wray that “it’s disturbing” that James Comey had a private email account while investigating Hillary Clinton’s email scandal.

Peter Strzok, the FBI agent removed from the Mueller probe following the discovery of anti-Trump text messages, is ready to testify before Congress.

Not only is the IG Report rife with evidence of outrageous political bias and actions based on that, but it also reveals evidence that warrants independent counsel to conduct a thorough, criminal investigation of everyone involved in the farcical Clinton email investigation at the Department of Justice and the FBI for their conspiracy and obstruction of justice.

Friday on HBO’s “Real Time,” host Bill Maher reacted to one of the key revelations in the Department of Justice Inspector General’s report, which showed a text exchange between FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page about stopping Donald Trump

FBI Director Christopher Wray held a press conference Thursday to address the Justice Department’s (DOJ) Office of the Inspector General’s (OIG) sometimes damning report on misconduct during the 2016 Hillary Clinton email investigation.

President Donald Trump said Friday he was in the process of fighting a war with agencies like the FBI, citing their “very dishonest” behavior in their investigations.

President Donald Trump reacted to the Inspector General report from the Justice Department on FBI Director James Comey’s handling of Hillary Clinton’s email case.

On Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) stated that if an agreement is not reached for Peter Strzok to be produced as a witness, he will be subpoenaed. House Oversight

FBI agent Peter Strzok’s lawyer on Thursday slammed the Justice Department inspector general’s conclusion that he took actions “not free from bias,” calling the conclusion “bizarre” and “critically flawed.” 

Mark Meadows said that Rod Rosenstein “must be held accountable for his obstructionist conduct” after the Inspector General (IG) report was released.

The DOJ Inspector General Micheal Horowitz’s report on the FBI’s handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation includes a previously unreleased text message exchange between FBI Agent Peter Strzok and his extramarital lover Lisa Page.

The Justice Department Inspector General’s long-awaited report on the Obama DOJ  and Federal Bureau of Investigation’s handling of the Hillary Clinton email server investigation is set to be released Thursday, and will likely spark new questions over whether she should be prosecuted.

Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), a Florida gubernatorial candidate, took his fellow House Republicans to task on Breitbart News Sunday. He spoke of their lack of zeal in pursuit of information on reports of the FBI’s surveillance of the 2016 Trump campaign.

Here is a sliver of good news in Judicial Watch’s efforts to find out the truth about the extent of corruption infecting the senior ranks of the FBI, specifically in their lawsuit to get documents about “anti-Trump” senior FBI officials Lisa Page and Peter Strzok.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) sent a letter to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein Wednesday demanding the Justice Department remove redactions from a text message exchanged between FBI agent Peter Strzok and former bureau lawyer Lisa Page.

Leakers to the New York Times confirmed in a story published on Wednesday that the FBI had run a spy operation on the Trump campaign that involved government informants, secret subpoenas, and possible wiretaps.

Thursday on his nationally syndicated radio show, conservative talker Rush Limbaugh weighed in on the possibility that the FBI had an “informant” working within the Trump campaign, alerting it to potential wrongdoing, and whose identity is now being protected from

President Donald Trump celebrated the news that FBI lawyer Lisa Page had resigned in the wake of her public affair with FBI agent Peter Strzok and the revelation of the couple’s anti-Trump text messages.

Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ) joined SiriusXM hosts Rebecca Mansour and Joel Pollak on Thursday’s Breitbart News Tonight to call on the Justice Department (DOJ) to lay perjury charges against James Comey and Andrew McCabe for allegedly lying under oath during testimonies before Congress.

Republican lawmakers on Wednesday sent a slew of criminal referrals to Attorney General Jeff Sessions for a number of Obama administration officials and senior FBI employees for violations of the law in connection to the Clinton email and Trump-Russia investigations.

A growing rift between fired FBI Director James Comey and fellow detractors of President Donald Trump is being exacerbated as Comey continues his media tour to promote his new book.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) revealed Wednesday the two FBI officials who were demoted after their texts showed bias against President Trump still have a top secret security clearance.

New text messages discovered by congressional investigators between two FBI agents who worked on the Trump-Russia investigation reveal that one of them was close friends with the judge who had presided over Michael Flynn’s case before being abruptly recused.