The FBI has opened a sweeping criminal investigation into what officials are calling a decade-long conspiracy to interfere in multiple U.S. elections. The inquiry reportedly targets Democratic Party operatives and alleged deep-state actors.
President Donald Trump’s former acting Defense Department chief of staff, Kash Patel, who now serves as FBI Director, launched the probe several weeks ago. Sources close to the matter told Just the News that this investigation might lead to the appointment of a special prosecutor.
Officials say the investigation is looking into possible connections between the Trump-Russia collusion narrative, the prosecutions by Special Counsel Jack Smith, and other events that may collectively represent a coordinated criminal conspiracy.
According to sources, momentum behind the investigation could increase if Trump decides to declassify two critical sets of documents. These classified materials date back to 2016 and could reveal significant misconduct.
The first is a classified annex from the inspector general’s report on Hillary Clinton’s private email server. Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley has reportedly pursued the release of this annex for years. It allegedly contains intelligence that was ignored by the FBI at the time.
The second document set involves information from Special Counsel John Durham’s final report, which