Sean Hannity: Five Buckets of “Extremely Damning” Information Soon To Come Out on DOJ, FBI

Here's more on the story, from the Washington Examiner:

Fox News host Sean Hannity said Monday his sources are telling him information that could soon be released regarding alleged corruption at the Justice Department and FBI will be "extraordinarily damning."

He made the bold prediction about the so-called "five buckets of information" during an interview with Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., and Harvard Law School Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz, bringing up the upcoming criminal referral focusing on the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation.

"There are going to be criminal referrals issued this week by Chairman Nunes," Hannity said. "There are going to be — the president, I interviewed last week — there will be the FISA applications released. There will be [FBI] 302s released, [and] there will be Gang of Eight material. We've identified five buckets of information that will be extraordinarily damning. I know that to be the case, based on all of my sources."

Both Hannity and House Intelligence Committee ranking member Devin Nunes, R-Calif., have talked for months about fighting for the release of several "buckets"of information related to potential misconduct of federal officials.

Nunes says he is prepared to submit a criminal referral this week after President Trump said Wednesday he plans to release the unredacted Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants made during the early stages of the Russia investigation.

Meadows, who last month said an incoming release of documents will "show" U.S. ambassadors conspired with the FBI and the Justice Department to harm Trump, said there needs to be accountability for anyone who violates Americans' civil liberties.

"They're not going to like that, Sean. But I think you have the professor on tonight," he said. It's all about civil liberties and making sure those civil liberties are protected. If we cannot count on our government to protect those precious rights to privacy without warrants and warrantless searches, then we've got a real problem. Some of those criminal referrals are justified. Certainly some of the declassification that gets to the bottom of this is justified. At the same time, we have to protect our national security interests. "

Mediaite also covered the story:

According to Fox News star Sean Hannity, President Donald Trump is sitting on a bombshell of information that could expose significant amounts of corruption under the Department of Justice.

Speaking on his radio show Monday afternoon, Hannity addressed speculation that the President unfairly fired members of the FBI because they were investigating Russia.

“Comey deserved to be fired,” said Hannity. “Sally Yates deserved to be fired. Frankly, there are a bunch of people still there that need to be fired.”

Hannity, a longtime friend of the President, claimed he is hopeful and cautiously optimistic that equal justice will be promoted under newly appointed Attorney General William Barr. He added the corruption that occurred under former attorneys general, including Jeff Sessions, are yet to be exposed.

“We know that the President has five different buckets of information that he’s holding in his hand that will reveal corruption at levels we never dreamed or never thought of,” he said. He did not provide any evidence to back up these claims so we shall see.

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