Sussman Jury

Manipulating the outcome of the 2016 election

Journalist Reveals The Clinton Campaign FORCED Her To Do it

Back in 2016, the firm behind the phony Steele Dossier pushed a journalist to spread fake news about President Trump.

Since the start of the 2016 campaign, it’s pretty obvious that the entire Dossier was phony–and that the Trump-Russia connection was a sham cooked up by Hillary Clinton’s campaign.

Finally, on Wednesday, a meeting participant testified that members of the research firm that commissioned the infamous “Steele dossier” met with a journalist to spread an incorrect theory linking Donald Trump and Russia after learning about it from former Hillary Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann.

Their main target was President Trump, they are desperate of taking Trump away from the White House.

Read about this... that came out in the Sussmann trial.

Sussman lied and Crooked Hillary knew

Mook: Clinton OK'd shopping Trump-Alfa Bank story to press, though campaign not 'totally confident'

"Revelation by former 2016 Hilary Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook came during cross-examination in trial of Clinton 2016 campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann

The trial of Sussmann, a 2016 Hillary Clinton campaign lawyer, began its fifth day on Friday with his defense lawyers cross-examining prosecution witness former FBI General Counsel James Baker for a second day, followed by the defense bringing its first witness, Mook, out of turn.

Special Counsel John Durham last year charged Sussmann with lying to the FBI when he allegedly told Baker that he was not working on behalf of any client while providing him with since-debunked allegations about a secret communications channel between the Trump Organization and Russia's Kremlin-linked Alfa Bank.

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Michael Sussmann's lawyers accuse special counsel John Durham of seeking to 'inflame' the media

Clinton’s Lawyer Sussmann Wants The Durham Probe Suppressed

"The Clinton lawyer is in big trouble now that John Durham has filed his probe findings. The 57-year-old Michael Sussmann is currently starring down a long and ugly trial as he stands accused of lying to the FBI and his lawyer finds the Durham probe unsurprisingly damning against his client.

Durham filed a motion on Feb. 11 focused on potential conflicts of interest related to the representation of Sussmann, who has been charged with making a false statement to a federal agent. Sussmann has pleaded not guilty.

“Unfortunately, the Special Counsel has done more than simply file a document identifying potential conflicts of interest,” Sussmann’s attorneys wrote. “Rather, the Special Counsel has again made a filing in this case that unnecessarily includes prejudicial—and false—allegations that are irrelevant to his Motion and to the charged offense, and are plainly intended to politicize this case, inflame media coverage, and taint the jury pool.”

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Michael Sussman, in Durham's Cross Hairs

Clinton Campaign Lawyer Sussmann Pushes To Stike Down Durham's Probe

U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia charging Michael A. Sussmann, 57, a Washington, D.C.-based attorney. Sussmann is probably regretting ever taking on his client Hillary Clinton because he's become Clinton-collateral damage but before you feel sorry for him, remember he was paid for his services.

Durham filed a motion on Feb. 11 focused on potential conflicts of interest related to the representation of Sussmann, who has been charged with making a false statement to a federal agent.

Of course, Sussmann has pleaded not guilty. He stepped down from his law firm, Perkins Coie, in September when he was indicted to work on his defense.

Sussmann is accused of lying when he said he wasn’t bringing the allegations to the FBI on behalf of any client; he actually brought the allegations on behalf of at least two clients, including Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, the Justice Department alleges. Donald Trump was a presidential candidate at the time. This has been proven false by the Durham Report.

Read what Sussman's attorneys said