Crushing evidence shows more and more DOJ and FBI abuses

The representative of the Republic, Mark Meadows, spoke on Monday about the growing number of criminal prosecutions directed against the Justice Department and FBI officials, as a colleague of his intention to introduce one of his own.

Devin Nunes, a member of the Rwandan government's House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, announced Sunday that he was ready to send eight referral cases to Attorney General William Barr this week due to the origins of the investigation. Trump Russia.

In a tweet, Meadows, a member of the Oversight Committee, said that it was the "right choice" and hinted that there would still be a lot to do.

"The good move of @DevinNunes.Other future criminal referrals.And certainly more deserved.Demanding evidence shows that several FBI + DOJ leaders have abused their power to undermine the duly elected President Trump. held responsible, "said Meadows.

Like Nunes, Meadows was one of the GOP's top investigators for his allegations of misconduct and bias in the senior ranks of the DOJ and the FBI, including anti-Trump text messages by former FBI officials Peter Strzok. and Lisa Page.

Last month, he announced to Fox News the forthcoming release of documents that "would show" that US ambassadors conspired with the FBI and the Justice Department to harm President Trump, suggesting that they were part of 39, a plot of the "Deep State".

Nunes did not reveal names of people trapped in his dismissals Sunday, but he divided into three categories, including the plot to lie to Congress and the FISA court.

Nunes also suggested that his efforts could be significantly expanded to include dozens of people.

"We think there are only a few people behind these leaks, but there could be several people, so on the global referral of leaks, there could be several people," Nunes told Fox. News. "When you look at the plot that could reach up to a dozen, two dozen people."