Durham’s Deep State Bombshell Leaves Biden Admin Speechless

President Biden’s National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, is being implicated in John Durham’s investigation. We told you a few days ago that the Durham investigation on the origins of the whole Russia collusion hoax is starting to really heat up, with a new indictment over the false Steele Dossier and even a connection to the Clinton campaign.
All of the details haven’t been released yet, but the Durham indictment revealed that Hillary Clinton’s former Foreign Policy Advisor, Jake Sullivan, was on the email thread that discussed the Russian Bank allegations. So, he was aware of these allegations, but testified under oath to Congress in December of 2017 that he had no knowledge about anything other than the Clinton campaign conducting opposition research.
During the hearing before the House Intelligence Committee, Jake Sullivan testified:
"Marc [Elias] . . . would occasionally give us updates on the opposition research they were conducting, but I didn’t know what the nature of that effort was – inside effort, outside effort, who was funding it, who was doing it, anything like that."
So, did he lie? How much did he know? What was his involvement in the false Steele Dossier during his time on the Clinton campaign? And the most important question – can Jake Sullivan continue to serve as the National Security Advisor after this?
When it comes to asking Jake Sullivan these questions, his family holds top level political appointments with clear ties to the government. Sullivan’s brother Tom is the Deputy Chief of Staff at the State Department. Additionally, his brother’s wife is an acting Assistant Secretary at the Department of Health and Human Services. Then to top it off, Jake Sullivan’s wife is currently counsel to the United States Attorney General. She would be counseling the Department of Justice on her husband’s involvement in the Durham investigation. So, there is a real concern for the family’s involvement in the investigation.
ACLJ Director of Government Affairs Thann Bennett explained the importance of these figures not be politically compromised when it comes to making decisions for the safety and security of the United States:
"At this point, I think questioning is probably the least of Jake Sullivan’s concerns. . . . We have to explain just who Jake Sullivan is and how important he is specifically on national security matters. How big of a deal is he when it comes to foreign policy and national security? Well, dating back to the Obama Administration and then now the Biden Administration, this is literally the lead nuclear negotiator with the leading state sponsor of terror in the world. . . .
We are talking about negotiating nuclear terms with the leading state sponsor of terror in the world. So, this is a hugely significant figure when it comes to U.S. foreign policy not just now, but dating back for the last decade. . . . It is absolutely critical . . . that figures like this not be compromised."
House and Senate members are calling on Jake Sullivan to resign. As the National Security Advisor, the safety and security of the American people are in his hands. If he is indeed compromised, that is a scary thought.