Special Counsel John Durham previously submitted his 306-page report on Matters Related to the Intelligence Community Efforts in the 2016 Election [pdf HERE]. There is also a 48-page classified appendix available to cleared members of Congress.

On Tuesday June 20th, Durham will deliver a classified briefing to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI); the following day, Wednesday June 21st, Durham will testify in a public setting before the House Judiciary Committee.

WASHINGTON DC – Special Counsel John Durham will testify in front of the House Judiciary Committee about his report in June, a source has told Fox News on Friday.

The hearing will happen on Wednesday, June 21. The day before, Durham will appear before the House Intelligence Committee in a closed-door briefing.

Durham has found that the Department of Justice and FBI “failed to uphold their mission of strict fidelity to the law” when it launched the Trump-Russia investigation. (read more)

We have a little less than a month to assemble questions for both the classified (HPSCI) briefing, and the public (HJC) hearing.

If you have traveled the deep weeds and have a specific line of questioning you think might be pertinent to either committee 😉, I am including the Republican names of both the HPSCI and HJC below.   The HPSCI members can ask anything – including questions directly related to classified intelligence.  The HJC members will not be limited in their questions but might find a non-answer in return to anything considered classified.

The FISA silo would likely fall into the classified questioning, depending on the specifics of the inquiry.  Questions involving the CIA and/or ODNI involvement may also be best explored in the HPSCI briefing.

HPSCI Republicans (classified briefing):

  • Michael Turner, Chairman 10th District of Ohio
  • Brad Wenstrup, 2nd District of Ohio
  • Chris Stewart, 2nd District of Utah
  • Rick Crawford, 1st District of Arkansas
  • ♦♦Elise Stefanik, 21st District of New York
  • Trent Kelly, 1st District of Mississippi
  • Darin LaHood, 18th District of Illinois
  • Brian Fitzpatrick, 1st District of Pennsylvania
  • Mike Gallagher, 8th District of Wisconsin
  • Austin Scott, 8th District of Georgia
  • French Hill, 2nd District of Arkansas
  • Dan Crenshaw, 2nd District of Texas
  • Mike Waltz, 6th District of Florida
  • ♦♦Mike Garcia, 27th District of California

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House Judiciary Committee Republicans (public briefing):

  • Jim Jordan, Chairman Ohio 4th CD
  • Darrell Issa, California 48th CD
  • Ken Buck, Colorado 4th CD
  • ♦♦Matt Gaetz, Florida 1st CD
  • ♦♦Mike Johnson, Louisiana 4th CD
  • ♦♦Andy Biggs, Arizona 5th CD
  • Tom McClintock, California 5th CD
  • Thomas Tiffany, Wisconsin 7th CD
  • Thomas Massie, Kentucky 4th CD
  • Chip Roy, Texas 21st CD
  • ♦♦Dan Bishop, North Carolina 8th CD
  • Victoria Spartz, Indiana 5th CD
  • Scott Fitzgerald, Wisconsin 5th CD
  • Cliff Benz, Oregon 2nd CD
  • Ben Cline, Virginia 6th CD
  • Lance Gooden, Texas 5th CD
  • Jeff Van Drew, New Jersey 2nd CD
  • Barry Moore, Alabama 2nd CD
  • Troy Nehls, Texas 22nd CD
  • Russell Fry, South Carolina 7th CD
  • ♦♦Harriet Hageman, Wyoming At Large
  • Wesley Hunt, Texas 38th CD
  • Kevin Kiley, California 3rd CD
  • Laurel Lee, Florida 15th CD
  • Nathaniel Moran, Texas 1st CD

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♦♦ Gaetz, Johnson, Biggs, Bishop and Hageman are the best chance for solid HJC questions that are pertinent.   I strongly suggest you send questions to this group, even if they are outside your CD.  However, if your area representative is also on the committee, copy them on your questions.

Unfortunately, we have a weak set on the HPSCI with only Stefanik and maybe Garcia for the targeted questions.

 

If you have questions, drop them in the comments section.  If you are looking for advice on the questions, drop that in the comments section as well.  We need to light up these committees with contact from people who understand the background issues.

We have time to submit the questions.  Make them as specific as possible, and include the follow-up questions based on anticipated responses.  Send them yourself to the members of the committee you want to have ask them.  Do not send them to me.  I have questions and will review the comments to add to my own list – but make the questions from you to the members.

There are people who prefer to complain about nothing being done.  Please understand, we are all in a foxhole right now, ducking, weaving, trying to find tools to push back against this corrupt system.  This is an opportunity to put information into the hands of those who may ask the right questions.

They may ask, they may not… but if we don’t try, we know the answer will be not.  I get it! I know it is easy to become despondent; believe me, sometimes I feel like I’m out here swinging a machete all alone against this swamp, but I’m not quitting.  Suck it up… get focused.  Our nation needs your help.

Review the prior CTH articles posted about The Durham Report, and put your thoughts together.   We have until mid-June to make a solid case with our representatives.

Do, or do not, there is no “try”.

You are worth it. You really are.

More later…

Love to all,

Sundance

 

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