US EditionReport: Brian Netter Approved $2 Million Settlement in Russia Investigation Case
- Brian Netter, previously a Department of Justice official, approved a $2 million settlement for two former FBI employees involved in the Russian collusion investigation, as reported by The Federalist.
- The Biden administration settled with Peter Strzok for $1.2 million and Lisa Page for $800,000 following their lawsuit against the DOJ for violating their privacy.
- Netter now serves as legal director at Democracy Forward, an organization aiming to oppose Donald Trump, according to the report.
- Critics regard the settlements as favoritism to Strzok and Page, stating they would not have won in court, as stated by James Fitzpatrick.
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Lawfare Lawyer Approved $2 Million Sweetheart Deal at DOJ for Peter Strzok & Lisa Page
Two million dollars in taxpayer money used to pay off two disgraced FBI participants in the Trump Russian collusion narrative was approved by a former Department of Justice (DOJ) official who has gone on to help lead the current “legal resistance” against President Donald Trump.
Meet left-wing activist Brian Netter, the DOJ official who approved $2M payout to disgraced Russia hoaxers
The Department of Justice official who signed off on $2 million in taxpayer-funded payments to disgraced Russia collusion hoax participants left the Department of Justice to help lead the "legal resistance" to President Donald Trump and other duly-elected Republicans, new records reviewed exclusively by The Federalist reveal. FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok and his mistress, FBI lawyer Lisa Page, sued the Department of Justice over the release of…
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