Special Counsel Durham to Testify Before Congress on Report Criticizing FBI's Trump-Russia Probe

Former special counsel John Durham will appear before House committees in June to discuss his report concluding the FBI lacked justification to investigate the Trump campaign's possible ties to Russia.
Durham's report found the FBI and Justice Department failed to properly analyze information when launching the Trump-Russia probe, known as "Crossfire Hurricane.
Durham's four-year inquiry resulted in three prosecutions but his report rebuked former FBI leaders like James Comey and Andrew McCabe.
Durham will first meet with the House Intelligence Committee behind closed doors on June 20 before testifying publicly to the House Judiciary Committee on June 21.
Durham no longer works for the Justice Department, which declined to comment on his upcoming congressional testimony.