Barr: Durham team ‘working very aggressively’ despite coronavirus disruption

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Attorney General William Barr said U.S. Attorney John Durham’s team has been working “very aggressively” despite the coronavirus pandemic.

Barr, who was given complete declassification authority by President Trump last year and who hand-picked the Connecticut federal prosecutor to examine the origins of the Crossfire Hurricane investigation and the conduct of law enforcement and intelligence officials while investigating possible Trump-Russian collusion, also told Fox News anchor Bret Baier that Durham is focused more on possible criminality than writing up a public report.

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