Clinton writes off ‘conspiracy theories’ as Durham digs around her 2016 campaign

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For the second day in a row, Hillary Clinton denounced media coverage of allegations from special counsel John Durham that a Democratic tech executive worked with an indicted Democratic lawyer to weave a phony Trump-Russia collusion story by gaining access to White House internet traffic.

As Durham’s investigation and indictments appear to be affirming what has long been suspected, that many of the biggest claims of coordination between former President Donald Trump’s 2016 team and Russia can be traced back to Clinton’s failed 2016 campaign, the former secretary of state claimed she is being smeared and alluded to the prospect of litigation. All of this comes as Trump himself is facing multiple controversies, including myriad investigations into his business empire and 2020 election activities, as well as the House inquiry into the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

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