Durham Reveals ‘Primary Source’ in ‘Russiagate’ Paid By FBI For Years

FBI Running Scared As Durham Reveals ‘Primary Source’ in ‘Russiagate’ Paid By FBI For Years
The “primary source” behind the discredited “Steele Dossier” used by the FBI to kick off the so-called ‘Russiagate’ counterintelligence investigation into then-GOP presidential contender Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign was a paid asset of the bureau for years.

In court filings on Tuesday, Special Prosecutor John Durham revealed that the source, Igor Danchenko, was a paid “confidential human source in the investigation of” Trump’s campaign, though the FBI “had prior concerns that the businessman was tied to Moscow’s intelligence services,” Just the News’ John Solomon reported.

Durham, in his filing, persuaded the federal judge overseeing the Russian’s proceedings “to unseal a motion revealing that Danchenko, the primary source of the now-discredited Steele dossier, was paid by the FBI as a confidential human source for more than three years until the fall of 2020 when he was terminated for lying to agents.