Judicial Watch Reveals the SMOKING GUN That'll Sink Both McCabe and Hillary.
Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton stated yesterday that McCabe's firing was "just
the beginning," and boy, he wasn't joking!
Fitton is bringing the attention back to evidence obtained by Judicial Watch in November 2017,
where McCabe's wife received $700,000 in campaign funds from Clinton crony Terry McAuliffe,
which poses a HUGE conflict of interest in McCabe handling Hillary's email investigation.
udicial Watch is urging President Trump to use this evidence and reopen an investigation
into the "compromised" email investigation.
Washington, DC – Judicial Watch today released 79 pages of Justice Department documents concerning
ethics issues related to FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe's involvement with his wife's
political campaign.
The documents include an email showing Mrs. McCabe was recruited for a Virginia state
senate race in February 2015 by then-Virginia Lieutenant Governor Ralph Northam's office.
The news that Clinton used a private email server broke five days later, on March 2,
2015.
Five days after that, former Clinton Foundation board member and Democrat party fundraiser,
Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, met with the McCabes.
She announced her candidacy on March 12.
Soon afterward, Clinton McAuliffe-aligned political groups donated nearly $700,000 to
McCabe's wife for her campaign.
Judicial Watch obtained the documents through a July 24, 2017, Freedom of Information Act
lawsuit filed after the Justice Department failed to respond to an October 24, 2016,
FOIA request.
All records of communication between FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, and other FBI or Department
of Justice officials regarding ethical issues concerning the involvement of Andrew McCabe
and his wife, Dr. Jill McCabe, in political campaigns;
All records related to ethical guidance concerning political activities provided to Deputy Director
McCabe by FBI and DOJ officials or elements.
An October 23, 2016, email shows McCabe running the response effort to a Wall Street Journal
article that was published that day, titled "Clinton Ally Aided Campaign of FBI Official's
Wife."
McCabe provides Michael Kortan, the assistant director of Public Affairs, his version of
a timeline of events surrounding the Clinton investigation and his wife's campaign.
McCabe said he contacted then-FBI Chief of Staff Chuck Roseburg about Jill McCabe's
candidacy, and was told that "the Comey has no issue with it."
Internally, the Wall Street Journal article started a flurry of emails among Mrs. McCabe's
campaign, Kortan, Director McCabe, and the FBI's General Counsel.
Part of that exchange is an email from McCabe to someone in the General Counsel's Office:
"Sucks pretty much.
Buckle in.
It's going to get rough."
The colleague responds, "I know.
It's awful.
I shouldn't be shocked by now, but I really am appalled."
McCabe also forwarded the article to Comey who responded.
On October 24, 2016, a memo was sent to all Special Agents in Charge, Assistant Directors,
Executive Directors and the General Counsel's Office regarding the Wall Street Journal article
discussing campaign activities concerning Mrs. McCabe.
Kortan suggested that questions could be referred to his office and he attached an "Overview
of Deputy Director McCabe's Recusal Related To Dr. McCabe's Campaign for Political Office."
The Overview itself was previously reported by Judicial Watch.
The documents also show repeated use of the official FBI email system in connection with
Mrs. McCabe's political campaign.
For example:
On March 13, 2015, Mrs. McCabe emails to her husband's official FBI email account a draft
press release announcing her run for state Senate.
In August 2015, McCabe uses his official FBI email account to advise a redacted recipient
to visit his wife's campaign website: "Jill has been busy as hell since she decided to
run for VA state senate.
On November 2, 2015, Mrs. McCabe forwards an email to her husband – then the Assistant
Director in Charge of the FBI's Washington Office, that accuses her opponent of extorting
local businessmen.
The email was sent to her husband's official FBI account.
The documents include an October 2016 letter from House Government Oversight Committee
Chairman Jason Chaffetz to McCabe questioning a possible conflict of interest, by noting
that Clinton headlined a Virginia fundraiser on June 26, 2015, for Mrs. McCabe.
"A significant amount was donated after the FBI had initiated its investigation and
begun meeting with Secretary Clinton's attorneys in August 2015."
The documents also show that FBI leadership was sensitive to reports of FBI internal dissent
with then-Director Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation.
On October 24, 2016, Mrs. McCabe forwarded to Director McCabe a True Pundit article titled,
"FBI Director Lobbied Against Criminal Charges For Hillary After Clinton Insider Paid His
Wife $700,00."
The story reported that former FBI Executive Assistant Director John Giacalone resigned
in the middle of the Clinton email investigation, because he saw it going "sideways" and
that Jill McCabe received money from a PAC headed by McAuliffe, who was under investigation
by the FBI for campaign finance law violations.
McCabe forwarded the article to Comey, noting "FYI.
Heavyweight source."
Comey replied to McCabe, copying Chief of Staff James Rybicki, saying, "This still
reads to me like someone not involved in the investigation at all, maybe somebody who heard
rumors …"
"These new documents show that the FBI leadership was politicized and compromised in its handling
of the Clinton email investigation," said Tom Fitton, Judicial Watch President.
"It well past time for a do-over on the Clinton emails that requires a new, honest
criminal investigation of her misconduct."
The Senate Judiciary Committee and the U.S. Special Counsel have opened investigations
into whether McCabe violated the Hatch Act, and failed to properly disclose payments to
his wife's campaign on his ethics report.
The Justice Department's Inspector General is examining McCabe for failing to recuse
himself from the Clinton investigation due to his meeting with McAuliffe.
Judicial Watch filed a separate FOIA suit on behalf of retired FBI Supervisory Special
Agent Jeffrey A. Danik against the Department of Justice.
Additionally, Judicial Watch filed FOIA lawsuits seeking employment records and communications
related to McCabe.
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