Hillary Clinton Finally Responds To Bombshell Story She Paid To Spy on Trump

Hillary Clinton has finally reacted to Special Counsel John Durham’s court petition.

In an attempt to deflect attention away from the troubling charges, the two-time Democratic presidential candidate blamed Trump and Fox News for everything.

Former Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussman is the subject of a motion filed by Special Counsel John Durham.

Sussman has been charged with giving a federal agent false information.

In September 2016, less than two months before the 2016 presidential election, he allegedly told then-FBI General Counsel James Baker that he was not working for any clients.

He requested and held a meeting in which he purportedly delivered data and white papers reportedly demonstrating a covert communications route between the Trump Organization and Alfa Bank, a Kremlin-linked bank.

Sussman is accused of putting together and delivering the charges to the FBI on behalf of at least two clients, including a technology executive (Tech Executive 1) at a U.S.-based internet company (Internet Company 1) and the Clinton campaign, according to the new filing.

Although Fox News initially stated that Clinton campaign lawyers paid a technology company to hack servers at Trump Tower and later the White House, Lead Stories fact-checked this assertion.

The court filing does not state that he accessed or connected to the server, according to Lead Stories. Tech Executive-1, on the other hand, is accused of abusing his access to non-public and/or proprietary Internet data, according to the petition.

As the fact-check confirms, Joffe is suspected of abusing his access to the Executive Office of the President’s DNS system rather than penetrating White House systems.

Sussman is accused of using simple and non-probative DNS data to create the illusion of illicit activity between candidate Trump and Russian bankers, according to Lead Stories. While DNS is often considered sensitive and private computer data, Lead Stories notes that Sussman is accused of using simple and non-probative DNS data to create the illusion of illicit activity between candidate Trump and Russian bankers.

Tech Executive-1, according to Durham, was tasked with looking through Internet data in order to come up with an inference and narrative linking then-candidate Trump to Russia.

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