Will Andrew McCabe Be Indicted?

The New York Times has confirmed that a Federal Grand Jury is seated in DC and now reviewing evidence against CNN contributor and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe for his role in the Hillary Clinton email investigation and the surveillance and investigation of the Trump Campaign:

Days after @CNN hired him as contributor – – > Report says: Federal prosecutors appear to be close to a decision on whether to charge fmr @FBI official Andrew McCabe over actions during the Hillary Clinton email and Russia investigations. || https://t.co/gmc1X7dUjd

— Sara A. Carter (@SaraCarterDC) August 26, 2019

According to a report from Saraacarter.com:

“New York Times reported this morning that federal prosecutors appear to be close to a decision on whether to charge former FBI official Andrew McCabe over actions during the Hillary Clinton email investigation, as well as his role in the surveillance warrants against Trump campaign associates during the Russia investigation.

McCabe’s lawyers recently met with DOJ attorneys who would handle a prosecution – an indication of a possible indictment, reported NY Times.

The McCabe developments come just days after CNN announced it has hired the former FBI official as a paid commentator – a move that has drawn criticism. President Trump tweeted last week that the hiring of McCabe was “disgraceful.”

Then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions fired McCabe in March 2018 after the Justice Department inspector general report found he had repeatedly misstated his involvement in a leak to The Wall Street Journal regarding an FBI investigation into the Clinton Foundation.

A source close to the process confirmed to Fox News that the inspector general files on McCabe went to U.S. Attorney John Durham, who is probing the origins of the Russia case, to investigate his actions.” – SaraACarter.com

The Office of the Inspector General Report on the Midyear Investigation had disclosed some deeply troubling information about Andrew McCabe, as well as others:

Flashback from DOJ IG report on McCabe:

McCabe admonished two senior FBI executives over leaks in an Oct. 30, 2016 WSJ article that he himself authorized leaks for. https://t.co/Xpx64ct7hF

— Chuck Ross (@ChuckRossDC) August 27, 2019

Report: DOJ’s Andrew McCabe Investigation in ‘Final Stages’—sit-downs between McCabe’s lawyers and federal authorities signal that prosecutors appear “intent on moving forward with the case,” #FactsMatter #PatriotsAwakened https://t.co/45OeGuzSUg

— Ken Jones⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@sxdoc) August 27, 2019

It appears the FBI and the Justice Department have been stonewalling and slow-walking the process of accountability and transparency:

FBI still hiding Andrew McCabe's text messages. Director Wray? https://t.co/XT9lsrjX5z

— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) August 27, 2019

According to Judicial Watch’s Tom Fitton, Andrew McCabe isn’t the only corrupt public official who should be worried:

According to a recent expose by John Solomon of the Hill:

“A staff memo updating the two senators’ long-running probe discloses that the FBI — the version run in 2016 by the now-disgraced and fired James Comey, Andrew McCabe and Peter Strzok — failed to pursue access to “highly classified” evidence that could have resolved important questions.

The failure to look at the evidence back in 2016 occurred even though the agents believed access to the sensitive evidence was “necessary” to complete the investigation into Clinton’s improper transmission of classified emails — some top-secret — on her unsecure private email server, the memos show.

To make matters worse, the Trump Department of Justice (DOJ) has known about that decision since at least 2018, thanks to the work of the DOJ’s internal watchdog, Inspector General (IG) Michael Horowitz, who provided DOJ leaders and Congress with a classified appendix explaining what happened.

But Johnson and Grassley have been unable to get answers for a year, even from Attorney General William Barr, about whether the FBI intends to look at the critical evidence it skipped back in 2016.” – John Solomon, The Hill

Federal prosecutors are in final stages of deciding whether to indict Andrew McCabe.

The man was involved in a coup attempt against a sitting US president.

Was also involved in the set up of @GenFlynn.

McCabe's indictment is long over due.

Just do it!https://t.co/ffGn8yhDIl

— Linda Liberty (@LindaLiberty9) August 27, 2019

This story is still developing…