The DOJ Has Begun Recovering The Missing FBI Text Messages

Sean Hannity announced last night that reliable sources have confirmed that some of those mysteriously ‘lost’ FBI messages are already being recovered.

#BREAKING: Recovery of missing FBI text messages is underway by the DOJ pic.twitter.com/DCsWXFGkEI

— Ryan Saavedra 🇺🇸 (@RealSaavedra) January 25, 2018

I go back and forth between thinking this is going to be HUGE, and thinking that nothing will come of it.

What I can say is that no matter what the text messages, and the House Intelligence memo say… the left will try to brush it off and somehow pin everything on Trump. In fact, the Democrats have already drafted an “alternate” memo… because they don’t want us to believe what’s in the original one.

It’s heartbreaking that our country has come to this.

I moved to the USA from Mexico… I never dreamed that one day our American government would give them a run for their shady money.

According to the Washington Examiner:

The Justice Department has begun to retrieve some of the texts exchanged between FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page that were said to be unpreserved, according to a new report.

Earlier this month, the Justice Department produced 384 pages of text messages that were sent between the two, but the FBI said that text messages sent between Dec. 14, 2016, and May 17, 2017, were lost due to “misconfiguration issues.”

But sources within the Department of Justice told Fox News that some of the texts exchanged from that five-month period are starting to be recovered.

Strzok was a top FBI counterintelligence agent who was part of special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia inquiry team prior to being demoted after it was revealed that he and Page exchanged text messages that were critical of Trump. He was then moved to a human resources position. Page also was previously a member of the special counsel team.

Strzok was also a lead investigator in the investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s unauthorized private email server.

The five-month period the Department of Justice previously had not been preserved includes the presidential transition period up to when Mueller was chosen to be special counsel.

We’ll have to wait and see how it all pans out…