I can't remember the Q post but Q did say something about all of the investigators that Durham had at his disposal. Or was it Huber? IIRC it had something to do with the OIG too.
Found it - it was Huber and Horowitz. 1553 talks about Horowitz having 470 investigators at his disposal and Huber working with him, and 4773 lets us know Durham took over Huber's investigation. That should mean Durham has the same access...
It also says there might be another prosecutor outside of DC.
But… HUBER [ability to prosecute + empanel a grand jury outside of DC [90%+ voted HRC (2016)], who already began the investigation(s) late last year w/ assigned team of 470 investigators (attorneys) + IG + legal jurisdiction across all 50 states
Couldn't remember the exact team, but the 470 investigators are from the OIG, and Huber was corroborating with the IG Horowitz. It's also been over 4 years since that 1st post. I can't remember if I had lunch today.
I can't remember the Q post but Q did say something about all of the investigators that Durham had at his disposal. Or was it Huber? IIRC it had something to do with the OIG too.
Found it - it was Huber and Horowitz. 1553 talks about Horowitz having 470 investigators at his disposal and Huber working with him, and 4773 lets us know Durham took over Huber's investigation. That should mean Durham has the same access...
It also says there might be another prosecutor outside of DC.
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But… HUBER [ability to prosecute + empanel a grand jury outside of DC [90%+ voted HRC (2016)], who already began the investigation(s) late last year w/ assigned team of 470 investigators (attorneys) + IG + legal jurisdiction across all 50 states
Huber had 470 people on his team. Mentioned multiple times.
Couldn't remember the exact team, but the 470 investigators are from the OIG, and Huber was corroborating with the IG Horowitz. It's also been over 4 years since that 1st post. I can't remember if I had lunch today.
Exactly right !