Earlier, Rep Lee Zeldin (R-NY) announced he would be leading a Special Order on the House Floor Monday night detailing a case for a second Special Counsel to be appointed to investigate Obama’s FISA abuse.
Zeldin also wants to know how/why the Clinton probe ended and how/why the Trump-Russia investigation began.
GOP lawmaker Lee Zeldin went off on Hillary Clinton, Comey and McCabe Monday evening.
The DOJ and FBI used Hillary’s phony dossier to spy on Trump yet we have a the same corrupt actors leading an investigation into the victim, Donald Trump.
Zeldin says the Trump-Russia probe began simply because Donald Trump won the election.
This video is a must watch. Zeldin puts everything out there for the public to see.
Zeldin even calls out the Uranium One scandal.
VIDEO:
In late February, Rep Lee Zeldin (R-NY) sent a letter to AWOL Attorney General Jeff Sessions urging him appoint a Special Counsel to investigate FISA abuses and how/why Hillary’s probe ended and Trump’s Russia probe began.
The letter reads (partial transcript):
As you know, evidence has come to light that raises serious concerns about decisions and activities by leadership at the highest levels of the DOJ and FBI regarding how and why the Clinton probe ended and how and why the Trump Russia probe began. Additionally, important questions have been raised with regards to FISA warrants targeting U.S. citizen Carter Page. We write you to urge you today to appoint a Special Counsel to investigate these decisions and activities.
Initially 13 GOP Reps total signed Zeldin’s letter.
In late March, Rep Lee Zeldin announced House Majority Whip Steve Scalise and GOP House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy both signed his letter demanding a second special counsel.
AG Sessions appointed a special prosecutor named John Huber to investigate Obama’s FISA abuse.
U.S. Attorney John Huber was first appointed to his position by Barack Obama in 2015.
Rep. Lee Zeldin is correct. We need a second Special Counsel to investigate the astounding corruption stemming from Obama’s criminal administration.
