American Oversight compiled a guide to public records it has obtained that shed light on the activities and communications of individuals named or likely referred to in the recent DOJ and Fulton County indictments.
“It appears he still does not recognize how harmful his actions and proposals were,” wrote then acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen, referring to an email from Clark sent on Jan. 8, 2021.
American Oversight has obtained thousands of pages of public records that shed light on the effort to upend U.S. democracy, from the fake-electors plot to post-election partisan ballot reviews.
In a hearing on Wednesday, members of the House Judiciary Committee referred to several sets of records that provide further evidence of the Durham investigation’s politicized roots.
Department of Justice records reflecting meetings with U.S. Attorney John Durham. These records were in response to American Oversight's request for DOJ communications between the Offices of the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney General and Durham or his first assistant.
Records request to the Department of Justice seeking any records summarizing, memorializing, or recording witness interviews or statements in connection with the recently closed Durham investigation.
Records request to the Office of U.S. Attorneys seeking any records summarizing, memorializing, or recording witness interviews or statements in connection with the recently closed Durham investigation.
Records request to the Department of Justice's Office of the Inspector General seeking any records summarizing, memorializing, or recording witness interviews or statements in connection with the recently closed Durham Investigation.
The Department of Justice dropped a key objection to the release of more than 4,500 pages of documents related to the Durham investigation, the Trump-era inquiry into the origins of the FBI’s probe of the Trump campaign’s ties to Russia.
FOIA request to the Department of Justice’s Federal Bureau of Investigation seeking any records summarizing, memorializing, or recording witness interviews or statements in connection with the recently closed investigation into Congressman Matt Gaetz.