By Eric Mack
Newsmax
December 2, 2020
President Donald Trump stood before a White House lectern and delivered a 46-minute address he called “the most important speech” of his presidency, focusing on his campaign’s allegations of election fraud and blasting special counsel John Durham for moving too slowly.
Trump lamented that findings from Durham’s investigation into potential FBI malfeasance in its probe of Russian meddling in the 2016 political cycle didn’t surface before the most recent election last month, effectively altering the course of the race.
“We caught them all,” Trump said from the White House Diplomatic Room. “We’re still waiting for a report from a man named Durham who I’ve never spoken to and never met. They can go after me before the election as much as they want, but unfortunately Mr. Durham didn’t want to go after these people . . . before the election, so who knows if he’ll ever even do a report.”