Recent revelations from the Durham report have caused some to question the shady dealings of Hillary Clinton in her interactions with Russian entities. Victor Davis Hanson, a historian and fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, explained on a recent episode of "Life, Liberty & Levin" that the Durham findings have shown that "far from being a Trump-Russian connection, there was a Hillary-Clinton-Russian connection."

Hanson went on to analyze the report and found that Clinton was actually using a Moscow-based "source" by the name of Charles Dolan Jr., who was a PR executive connected to the Democratic Party. Dolan served as former President Bill Clinton's Virginia state campaign chairman. He allegedly used his contacts in Russia to collect intelligence on then-candidate Donald Trump.

Igor Danchenko, who was a Russian national working at the Brookings Institution at the time, and Strobe Talbott, Bill Clinton's deputy secretary of State who was leading the thinktank, were also involved in these dealings. Talbott gained access to briefings and inquiries regarding the Steele dossier which contained false allegations about Trump.

Recent revelations from the Durham report have caused some to question the shady dealings of Hillary Clinton in her interactions with Russian entities. Victor Davis Hanson, a historian and fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, explained on a recent episode of "Life, Liberty &amp; Levin" that the Durham findings have shown that "far from being a Trump-Russian connection, there was a Hillary-Clinton-Russian connection."
Hanson went on to analyze the report and found that Clinton was actually using a Moscow-based "source" by the name of Charles Dolan Jr., who was a PR executive connected to the Democratic Party. Dolan served as former President Bill Clinton's Virginia state campaign chairman. He allegedly used his contacts in Russia to collect intelligence on then-candidate Donald Trump.
Igor Danchenko, who was a Russian national working at the Brookings Institution at the time, and Strobe Talbott, Bill Clinton's deputy secretary of State who was leading the thinktank, were also involved in these dealings. Talbott gained access to briefings and inquiries regarding the Steele dossier which contained false allegations about Trump.

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