A suspect in the unrelated probe began discussing "alleged deals" involving the Clinton Foundation, and agents thought the statements were enough to press further into the accusations made against the Clintons, the recordings reveal, according to the Journal. Kelly noted that the FBI's second-in-command Andrew McCabe, previously under fire for allegations of coziness with Clinton allies like Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D-Va.), responded tersely to a Justice Department official calling to discuss agents' frustrations with their orders. “Are you telling me that I need to shut down a validly predicated investigation?’’ McCabe asked, according to the Journal. Carlson: WikiLeaks, FBI Probe Present 'Significant Problems' If Clinton ElectedGutfeld: Clinton Camp 'Did Opposite of an Amber Alert' With Anthony WeinerTrump Logo to Be Featured on Car at Texas NASCAR Sprint Cup Race

Source: Fox News November 03, 2016 02:26 UTC