According to a person directly involved, an internal investigative complaint was filed to the AG; however, due to recusal issues that complaint was forwarded (by Sessions) to FBI chief-legal-counsel Dana Boente.
General Counsel Boente, hired by Christopher Wray, ultimately concurred with Mueller and Rosenstein’s decision thereby blocking any internal investigative efforts under the auspices of protecting the integrity of the ongoing Mueller probe.
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2018/12/22/report-huber-and-horowitz-investigations-deep-state-cons-constructed-by-doj/
Rachel noted on Friday’s show, for example, that Boente was the person former FBI Director James Comey reported to when, according to Comey, Trump was trying to pressure him as part of the investigation into the Russia scandal. It’s led to some speculation that Boente could even be a potential witness in the matter.
But even putting that aside, as Rachel also noted on Friday’s show, it was Dana Boente’s office from which we saw the subpoenas related to Paul Manafort. It was Dana Boente’s office from which we saw the subpoenas related to Mike Flynn. It was Dana Boente’s office that has been handling the investigation into WikiLeaks – and potentially charges associated with WikiLeaks.
http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/trumps-ouster-us-attorney-dana-boente-matters
Has this Dana Boente guy been dug into? Seems to be in the middle of alot of the shit, but don't here anything about him.