Wondering Where The Durham Report Is?

Everyone has been wondering when we will see the report….

Some people are even wondering if John Durham even exists.

We may get some clarity on all of that and more, according to one DOJ official, who says a final copy of the report is “likely” to be made public.

Likely isn’t 100% though, and this raises some doubts in my mind, and the minds of others.

Even if we do get a report will it be sanitized and redacted to death?

Are we about to see arrests being made, and people going to prison, or just more of the same inaction by The DOJ?

Let’s take a look at what others are saying:

The Durham Report might be released as soon as next week, and Rep. Nunes expects prison sentences as a result of the https://t.co/vcFyX9PMrI

— GuruAlpha (@GuruAlpha1) July 20, 2021

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— Annie izzy Cornell (@izzy_annie) July 20, 2021

NTD News reports:

When Special Counsel John Durham finishes his investigation into the origins of the Trump-Russia probe, his report will likely be made public, a Department of Justice official suggested in a newly released letter.

Durham is investigating the department’s counterintelligence operation against the Trump campaign and associates, which was riddled with errors and malfeasance.

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The timeline for the probe to wrap up is unclear, but then-Attorney General William Barr indicated last year the final report should be made public.

https://twitter.com/schmitzparker72/status/1419472813145038849

Where’s Durham? I used to say this as a joke once every few weeks but, apparently, he will be stepping outside from his batcave to drop the “Durham Report” and people will be going to jail per Devin Nunes’s comments.

— Josh Barnett-AZ (@BarnettforAZ) July 19, 2021

Similar reports appeared in Washington Examiner:

Special counsel John Durham’s report into the Trump-Russia investigators should be submitted in a way that allows it to be released to the public when completed, the Justice Department said.

Sens. Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin pressed Attorney General Merrick Garland for answers about Durham’s inquiry. Although the Biden DOJ did not fully answer Republican questions about Susan Hennessey, an appointee in the Justice Department’s National Security Division whom they said displayed “bias” toward Durham, it did provide some clarity on its thoughts on Durham’s impending report.