PANIC: Clinton Lawyers Reeling From Hillarys Latest ‘Oopsy’

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The words of Hillary Clinton have now returned to haunt the waning days of her political life. Then-presidential prospect Hillary Clinton tweeted five-and-a-half years ago an unverified accusation versus her challenger, Donald Trump. A just recently released short article from The Gazette exposed that her old tweet has actually ended up being a prospective piece of proof in the trial of among her legal representatives.

Back in September 2016, Democratic cybersecurity attorney Michael Sussmann was prosecuted after duplicating false allegations of an improper relationship between the Trump Organization and Russia to the FBI basic counsel, he supposedly concealed the reality that he worked for the Clinton project.

Due to the fact that a Clinton project staffer would have a specific interest in any info that might damage her challenger, now is ending up being bothersome. Instead of confessing his dispute of interest, Sussman apparently hid it from the FBI.

The Gazette included that Sussmann has actually pleaded innocent to the criminal activity, and he is slated to stand trial in May.

Recently, Durham asked the federal court to permit a 2016 tweet from Clinton to be confessed as proof in the trial where Clinton pressed the very same unmasked claims Sussmann required to the FBI as tweeted.

Clinton wrote:

“It’s time for Trump to answer serious questions about his ties to Russia.”

A screenshot attached to the tweet accused the Trump Organization of having a “secret server to communicate with Russian Alfa Bank.”

Western Journal has more details of the report:

The accusation about a connection between the Trump Organization and Alfa-Bank has been debunked in investigations by the FBI, CIA, special counsel Robert Mueller, the Senate Intelligence Committee, and Durham.

Durham said his goal in presenting the tweet as evidence would be to “show the existence of the defendant’s attorney-client relationship with the Clinton Campaign, which is directly relevant to the false statement charge.”

Durham argued the tweet should not be considered inadmissible hearsay because “it is not being offered for its truth.” Sussman’s lawyers disputed that reasoning.

Durham said his goal in presenting the tweet as evidence would be to “show the existence of the defendant’s attorney-client relationship with the Clinton Campaign, which is directly relevant to the false statement charge.”

Durham argued the tweet should not be considered inadmissible hearsay because “it is not being offered for its truth.” Sussmann’s lawyers disputed that reasoning.

He believes that Clinton’s tweet, along with other evidence to be presented at the trial, will prove Sussmann and other Clinton agents were “assembling and disseminating the [Alfa-Bank] allegations and other derogatory information about Trump and his associates to the media and the U.S. government,” which he says constitutes a joint venture.

Sussmann’s trial could very well implicate other Clinton agents beyond himself. It remains to be seen who will face consequences.

Sources: WesternJournal, The Gazette

H/T Patriot Nation Press

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