‘Somebody cooked up the plot’: The hunt for the origins of the Russia collusion narrative — John Solomon

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And while Graham and Johnson aren’t exactly Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin, they and their GOP cohorts have a theory worthy of a Tom Clancy novel-turned-movie: The Russia collusion investigation was really a plot by an outgoing administration to thwart the new president. “What we had was a very quiet insurrection that took place,” Sen. Marsha Blackburn, the Tennessee Republican, told Just the News on Thursday as she described the theory of Senate investigators. “And there were probably dozens of people at DOJ and FBI that knew what was going on.... Some folks are going to testifying to Congress under oath. You can bet they are lawyering up.Of course, the Resistance will be screaming "Witchhunt."Just The News'Somebody cooked up the plot': The hunt for the origins of the Russia collusion

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