According to the "New York Post" news on the 14th, the "Russiagate" incident of the 45th President of the United States by the Us Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has taken a turn, and a latest document shows that Hillary Clinton used an Internet company to "hack" into the servers of Trump Tower and the White House during the 2016 presidential campaign in order to link Trump with the "RussiaGate".
On February 11, local time, U.S. Justice Department prosecutor John Durham submitted documents to the court, pointing out that the employer behind Perkins Coie's cybersecurity lawyer Michael Sussmann, who first submitted evidence to the FBI about Trump's so-called "Russiagate", was actually Hillary Clinton.
U.S. Department of Justice Prosecutor John Durham. Source: Fox News
Durham stressed in the new document that Hillary Clinton's team used an Internet company to "hack" into Trump Tower and White House servers in an attempt to make Trump bear the charge of "russia-through-russia" charges. At the same time, Hillary Clinton's team also created the illusion of an association between Trump and Russia's Alpha Bank.
The New York Post also noted that Hillary Clinton had tweeted on October 31, 2016, "Computer scientists have apparently discovered the secret server that Trump has linked to a Russian bank." ”
"Computer scientists apparently discovered Trump's secret server linked to a Russian bank." Source: Twitter screenshot
The post was accompanied by a statement from Hillary Policy Adviser Jack Sullivan, claiming: "The secret server could be the key to solving the mystery of Trump's relationship with Russia." ”
On November 1, 2016, Hillary Clinton posted: "It's time for Trump to answer serious questions about his relationship with Russia." The post included four bullet points, saying Trump had a "secret server" that could "communicate privately with a Russian bank called Alpha Bank."
"It's time for Trump to answer serious questions about his relationship with Russia." Source: Twitter screenshot
According to Fox News news on the 11th, Durham focused on the potential conflict of interest between Hillary and Sussman, and in September 2021, Durham announced a lawsuit against Susman, accusing him of providing false statements to James A. Baker, then general counsel of the FBI, but Sussman refused all identifications.
Michael Sussman was indicted and pleaded not guilty to a false statement charge. Source: The New York Post
According to prosecutors, Sussman told Baker that he did not work on behalf of the Democratic nominee, when in fact he had been charging the Clinton campaign for allegations against Trump and Alpha Bank.
In response, the FBI investigated the connection between Trump and Alpha Bank, found insufficient evidence, and noted: "The server is not owned or operated by the Trump Organization, but by a server that sends emails to Trump's hotels and hundreds of other customers." ”
In response, Trump immediately began to lash out at Hillary Clinton on February 12: "Durham's documents provide indisputable evidence that my campaign and presidency were monitored by agents hired by Hillary Clinton's campaign to make me a 'Russian gate' charge." ”
"It's a bigger scandal than Watergate, and those who were involved in and knew about this espionage operation should be criminally prosecuted, and those who committed such an evil crime should be sentenced to death," Trump said. ”
At present, Hillary clinton has not responded to this matter.
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