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John Amato, Crooks and Liars
Wed, 06/20/2018 - 11:54am

Rudy Giuliani Smears Mueller: 'Investigate The Investigators!'

Using the IG report that cleared the FBI of bias on the Clinton email investigation, Rudy Giuliani claimed Mueller's investigation has been so tainted by bias that it can't be trusted. Rudy joined Fox News' America's Newsroom and told co-host Bill Hemmer that he believes there are at least two other members of the special counsel that hold similar biases to Peter Strzok. Rudy said, "This is infected with a bias of major proportions from the beginning by Strzok and it seems like it is and he left behind some of his cohorts." He continued, "We believe maybe two of the people with similar biases expressed in the texts are presently working on the investigation." "If that's the case how can you trust anything they are doing in this investigation?" To make these allegations, Giuliani is either receiving leaked information from his FBI friends or he is just lying. As we all know, law enforcement heavily votes Republican.

 

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