Barr expects ‘developments’ from Durham’s Russia investigation by the end of summer

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Attorney General William Barr said he expects there to be “developments” in U.S. Attorney John Durham’s investigation into the Russia investigation this summer even as he hinted it would continue through the November election.

Barr, who appointed the Connecticut federal prosecutor last year after Trump gave the attorney general full declassification authority to look into the Trump-Russia saga, made the comments during an interview with Maria Bartiromo on Sunday Morning Futures on Fox News, pointing to what he saw as the “collapse” of the Russian collusion narrative.

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