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Charles McGonigal, 55, was sentenced to four years in jail last month for doing work for opulent Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska. Prosecutors are demanding that he receives another 30 months in prison and a $95,000 fine for hiding $225,000 in cash he received from an Albanian intelligence service. DailyMail.com obtained a sentencing memo that states that the FBI is so worried about McGonigal's deception that his old cases are being scrutinized. Last week hjis former mistress revealed details of their very active sex life

Last month, Charles McGonigal, 55, was sentenced to four years in jail for doing service for obedient Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska. Allison Guerriero, a 50-year-old McGonigal mistress, tells DailyMail.com that the former FBI agent was addicted to sex and gave séances bizarre names. 'Charlie was amazing at sex,' Guerriero gushed. He was really driven in that way and needed it three, four, and even five times a day.'

After his lurid sexcapades swept the internet on Friday, a partisan senator plunged the nation into an X-rated tape-based crisis not seen since Kim K. Oh dear, how this young buck fell into disgrace as he was swiftly transferred from office as a human to Democrat Senator Ben Cardin. His crime? In a SENATE HEARING ROOM, an amateur gay porno... How did we get here? We were told that Trump's vile America would be replaced with decency, civility, and a family-friendly necksniffer who would bring us back to kind calm. Rather, we've been bombarded with White House dime bags, endless nude portraits of Hunter's 50 shades of crack engorgement, Rose Garden topless trans-activists, and an open invitation for anyone with a kink to use it on government property...

Even before the new sex scandal, if the walls could talk, they'd have a lot to say - from recalling former FBI director James Comey's testimony to the 911 hearings. Aidan Maese-Czeropski, a Democrat congressional staff member, was shot by Maryland Senator Ben Cardin after the emergence of his tapes, which were reportedly shot in Hart Senate Building Room 216 on Saturday.

Following the release of his scathing report indicating that the Department of Justice and the FBI had no reason to launch the Trump-Russia investigation, House Judiciary Committee Republicans are set to grill Special Counsel John Durham today at a public hearing today. Durham was appointed by then-Attorney General Bill Barr in 2019 to look at misconduct relating to the 'Crossfire Hurricane', which prosecuted now-debunked Trump-Russia collusion allegations. He said four years later that the FBI launched the flawed investigation "based on raw, untested, and uncorroborated intelligence." On Wednesday, the House Judiciary Committee chaired by Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, will welcome Durham in a public setting.

During a closed-door hearing on systemic failures within the FBI, House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik will work on 'rooting out the rot' within the Department of Justice. Durham wrote that the FBI initiated the faulty 'Crossfire Hurricane' probe into now-debunked Trump-Russia collusion accusations that was based on raw, unanalyzed, and uncorroborated intelligence.' Stefanik previewed her line of questioning exclusively with DailyMail.com at the National Press Club ahead of a closed-door session of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) in Durham on Tuesday afternoon. On Wednesday, the House Judiciary Committee will also house the special counsel in a public setting.

Alina Habba, a Trump counsel, appeared outside the Miami courthouse where her client was being fingerprinted on Tuesday, saying 'corrupt' prosecutors should go after Biden and Clinton. 'What is being done to the president should terrify all citizens of this world,' Trump lawyer Alina Habba said in a harangue outside the courthouse. According to her, the trial, in which Trump faces 37 charges and is charged with with withholding national defense information, shows a 'two-tiered system of justice.'

On the day DOJ announced a 37-count indictment charging him with obstruction and willful retention of national security information, Donald Trump named special counsel Jack Smith a "trump Hater" and a "deranged "psycho." Smith defended his lawyers' team. We have one set of laws in this region, and they apply to everybody,' he said. Since the FBI and previous lawyers, including former FBI Director James Comey, former Special Counsel Robert Mueller, and several judges and lawyers, Trump has long been deposed.

During discussions with a lawyer for Trump aide Walt Nauta, a potentially crucial witness, Trump lawyer Jim Trusty argued that federal prosecutors perpetrated 'extortion.' Prosecutors had been trying to obtain Nauta's cooperation for their investigation. According to Trusty and a report on a legal lawsuit, the lawyer says he had requested a judgeship. Trusty described it as "extortion" and said he would investigate internal inquiries into it.

As they refused to discuss the Durham report's findings, MSNBC's Jen Psaki joked with former FBI director James Comey about the likelihood of Trump accepting his presidential nomination 'in an ankle monitor.' In a sit-down interview that aired on Sunday, the two discussed that the former president might accept the Republican nomination while still facing legal consequences. 'It's a strange world that Donald Trump is leading this country,' but Comey said he may be sporting an ankle bracelet when accepting the nomination at the Republican convention.' Comey argued that this would put the judicial system in jeopardy, since Trump might'destroy' those that investigate or hold him accountable. 'Think about what a four-year presidential term might look like.' Former FBI director Robert Mueller could order the investigation and arrest of people he deems as enemies.' The two did not comment on the Durham Report, which essentially denied allegations that the Trump team collaborated with Russia to collude in the 2016 election.

Following the announcement of his scathing report last week that found the Department of Justice and the FBI had no reason to launch the Trump-Russia probe, dubbed "Frame Hurricane," two top House committees will be hearing directly from Special Counsel John Durham.' He was brought by then-Attorney General Bill Barr in 2019 to look at allegations relating to the Crossfire Hurricane, and it was revealed four years later that the FBI opened the flawed investigation 'based on raw, unanalyzed, and uncorroborated intelligence.' On Tuesday, the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) reported that it would hold a meeting with Special Counsel John Durham.

Senator Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley are urging Special Counsel John Durham to explain why top FBI agents, including former Director James Comey and Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, refused to cooperate with his probe into the Trump-Russia collusion probe's launch. Durham revealed last week that the Department of Justice and the FBI had no reason to start the Trump-Russia investigation, which was dubbed "Under Fire Hurricane," and that they had failed to keep their mission of strict obedience to the rules.' Durham, who was appointed by then-Attorney General Bill Barr in 2019 to look at allegations relating to the Crossfire Hurricane, later reported that the FBI launched the flawed investigation based on raw, unanalyzed, and uncorroborated intelligence.'

'What have we learned from the Durham Report? Senate Judiciary ranking member Lindsey Graham said in a tweet that the New York Times and Washington Post were awarded a Pulitzer Prize for writing a slew of politically biased garbage.' Operation Hurricane's behavior, according to him, reads like a page out of Nixon's book.' According to Durham's report, the FBI did not have enough 'true facts' to investigate allegations of Trump-Russia collusion. The report, which is more than 300 pages long, shows that the Department of Justice and the FBI'failed to uphold their pledge of fidelity to the Constitution' when starting the Trump-Russia probe.

Special Counsel John Durham has been invited by House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan to appear before his committee next week to discuss his scathing report and answer questions from lawmakers. Durham was ordered to appear before his commission next week on Capitol Hill next Thursday, May 25 at 9 a.m., according to Jordan, R-Ohio. ET is a television showdown. Special Counsel John Durham released a report on Monday stating that the FBI did not have sufficient "true facts" to investigate allegations of Trump-Russia collusion.

In an interview with Fox News Digital, the former president, who has long characterized the probe as a 'witch hunt,' said that those officials should be held accountable. According to a recent study, the FBI probe should never have been launched.

In a scathing report obtained by DailyMail.com, Special Counsel John Durham discovered that the FBI did not have enough "true facts" to investigate allegations of Trump-Russia collusion, including the instant probe, that none of the FBI's numerous extensive and costly federal probes, including the instant one, indicates that neither US law enforcement nor the Intelligence Community has any evidence of collusion in their assets at the time of the Crossfire Hurricane probe's launch.' 'British intelligence reports published by Strzok in February and March 2017 show that no one in the Trump campaign had been in touch with any Russian intelligence officials at any time during the campaign,' indicating that at any time during the campaign, no one in the campaign had been in touch with any Russian intelligence officials.'

Former CIA agents rose to the top of virtually every political function at Meta and Google, including Aaron Berman, senior policy manager for misinformation, while former FBI agents moved to Twitter in droves ahead of the 2020 election. Following the launch of the Twitter Files, it's unclear if any of these former agents has been involved in any illicit activities at the social media businesses, but their presence raises concerns about the separation of state and tech firms.

President Barack Obama discussed what caused Hillary Clinton's demise to Donald Trump three days before he left office, and predicted that his own legacy would endure. In reaction to a Bloomberg FOIA request, the Justice Department released a transcript of his remarks made off the record to journalists. He discussed Bill Clinton's meeting, Hillary Clinton's email scandal, and former FBI Director James Comey's infamous press conference.

Ex-FBI Director James Comey (left) is making the move into nonfiction! After the success of his two autobiographies in 2018 and 2021, Comey has agreed to write two crime thrillers. 'A Higher Loyalty,' his first book, chronicles his time with then President Donald Trump (right) and has sold more than 600,000 copies, earning him more than $2 million in signing fees.' In the spring, the first of the two fictional books will be published.

LEONARD: Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity. That's the FBI's proud slogan, and it's an image that many people around the world have regarded as entirely deserved. Hollywood has certainly helped: although it prefers to portray the CIA as cruel and duplicitous, it promotes the FBI. Believing the Mob in Silence of the Lambs or Ku Klux Klan murderers in Mississippi Burning, as the dark-suited and tireless advocates of law enforcement, both-handed and transparent. Ma'am, please give me the facts. The bureau's image has been shattered in recent years, and it may not be completely destroyed as the bureau faces perhaps the worst crisis of its history. Can the organization that charged mob-handed into Mar-a-Lago to search Donald Trump's Florida home for evidence of classified White House papers possibly be the same outfit that allegedly told its agents to hold off investigating Hunter Biden's notorious laptop for months?And if they are the same organization - and we now know that of course they are - can they seriously still make that bombastic claim - Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity - which sits below the scales of justice on their seal?Fidelity, some ask, to whom exactly?

President Joe Biden travelled to Logan Airport in Boston, getting more mileage out of the Trump administration's wretched 'infrastructure week,' he said.' Former FBI Director James Comey's testimony contradicted the campaign's efforts to postpone messages for 'infrastructure weeks.' Biden praised bipartisan passage of a $1 trillion bill, but said this week that infrastructure week is no longer a 'punchline.'

In an interview on Wednesday, Hillary Clinton urged all sides to remove incendiary terms from political life, despite warnings of increasing unrest throughout the region. The former state secretary of state - whose campaign for President Donald Trump was marked by giving the world the word 'deplorables' for supporters of Donald Trump - pled guilty to that shortly after President Joe Biden described the former president's philosophy in the form of'semi-fascism.' Biden has dropped out on trying to unite the country ahead of midterm elections, as shown by the results.

Former President Donald Trump attempted to diverte from his own legal issues over government records by arguing that his arch enemy Hillary Clinton crammed classified information onto a'secret server,' despite his own legal troubles over government documents on Saturday night.' With an exasperating tweet on Tuesday, she struck back on Tuesday. 'I can't believe we're still talking about this, but my emails... As Trump's challenges grow, the right is trying to make this about me,' wrote the former secretary of state.'

A picture is worth a thousand words, and the Department of Justice launched a court complaint of an Instagram-worthy one late Tuesday: classified documents strewn across the floor at former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence. Trump was quick to point out that Federal Bureau of Investigation agents staged the photograph to'make [him] look bad.' 'Terrible the way the FBI, during the raid of Mar-a-Lago, threw documents haphazardly all over the floor (perhaps pretending it was me that did it! He tweeted, "I started photographing them for the public to see." It's unfortunate that it's not outside the realm of possibility. The DOJ's statement on Tuesday, arguing that there are no reasons to respect Trump's request for a 'unique master,' aka a third party, to examine the items confiscated from his house last month, offered no context for the tense image.