Durham finds DOJ, FBI 'failed to uphold' mission of 'strict fidelity to the law' in Trump-Russia probe

The Russia probe is back in the news, and this time it’s about Durham’s findings on the DOJ and FBI’s involvement. Durham’s report has details of how these agencies failed to uphold their mission of “strict fidelity to the law” during the Trump-Russia investigation. Basically, the report states that officials from both agencies did things that were not in line with the law. Some of the things that they did include withholding evidence from the court, using unverified sources as evidence, and even tampering with the evidence. This report was initiated by former Attorney General William Barr to investigate the origins of the Trump-Russia probe. Durham was appointed to the post under the Trump administration. This report is important because it brings up questions about the ways in which public agencies function and the level of accountability they have when dealing with sensitive information. It also raises concerns about the fairness of the investigation and what it means for the reputations of the DOJ and FBI. The report does not necessarily imply that there was any wrongdoing on the part of any specific individuals, but it is clear that mistakes were made at a systemic level. Overall, this report provides much-needed context and sheds light on the issue of trust and accountability in public service.