Leading Republicans Reveal What Durham’s Up Against

CPAC had many illuminating moments.

One particularly penetrating one came during a discussion entitled “Lock Her Up for Real.” During which, Truth Social CEO and ex-Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) and former Trump administration official Kash Patel discussed why they always believed in special counsel John Durham.

Their discussion offered insight from a perspective unattainable anywhere else (behind the completely opaque curtain of Washington, D.C.).

It shed light on the forces Durham has to contend with daily and how he has persevered despite having scant resources.

For Patel, what has surprised him most is how Durham has lived up to his incorruptible reputation.

“He's following the money,” Patel kept saying when discussing Durham's probe into the origins of the FBI's Crossfire Hurricane investigation.

Through detailed and laborious work, Durham has gotten 17 FBI agents fired. He has also indicted the primary source for the Steele Dossier (among others), who promoted the false narrative of Donald Trump being a Kremlin stooge.

Regarding Durham's progress, conservatives would be well-served to remember that the political operation to monitor Trump Tower and eventually the White House was unprecedented.

Knowing the power of the forces arrayed against Durham, from the Clinton campaign to a cabal of dirty cops, Nunes said he was the only conservative member of Congress to have faith in Durham.

But it wasn't just the Clinton campaign and corrupt federal agents who executed the plot against the president, Nunes added.

It included people we haven't heard much about, like the four computer scientists allegedly authorized to promote false cyber connections between the Trump Organization and a Kremlin-linked bank.

Patel claimed the conspiracy is much bigger than even he and Nunes knows.

Let Durham do his work and keep the faith, Nunes added. “There's probably a dozen or more people who deserve to be indicted.”

Meanwhile, Durham has to do everything right. One misstep could be fatal to his career.

Patel drove that point home, stressing to the audience, “If Durham gets one paragraph, one sentence, one clause wrong, then he'll be destroyed. He has to be methodical.”

Fortunately for the right, “He doesn't leak,” Nunes exclaimed, “That's the sign of a real prosecutor.”

Moreover, as a federal prosecutor, Patel knows how long it takes to prosecute a problematic case. “This makes Watergate look like a parking ticket,” he added.

And yet Durham continues to operate without fear or favor.

Along with the recent indictment filed by Durham, the special counsel routinely issues 40-to-50-page pleadings.

“You don't get those for lying to investigators,” Patel noted.

So, what do you think? How optimistic are you about the future of the Durham probe? Tell us in the comments below!

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