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Politics
Sarah K Burris

Fox News rejects MAGA's new Clinton plot

Hillary Clinton, John Durham and Donald Trump Photo illustration by Salon/Getty Images/United States Attorney's Office, District of Connecticut

Lawyer John Durham filed court documents on Friday that are heavy on accusations but thin on evidence. Conservative supporters of President Donald Trump are grasping to a claim that the Office of the Presidency was being spied on for a few weeks when he was in office. According to Durham, however, the "spying" effort on the presidency began in 2014, when former President Barack Obama was in office.

Speaking about the filing, Washington Examiner reporter Byron York revealed there wasn't much "there" there. 

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