BREAKING: John Durham reveals FBI kept intel on Hillary Clinton's plan to 'link' Trump with 'Russia collusion' in 2016 from agents working the case

While appearing before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, Special Counsel John Durham testified that in 2016 the CIA was given intel indicating that Hillary Clinton gave the green light to a plan to link former President Donald Trump with the Kremlin, only for the FBI to react by doing nothing.

"The FBI was too willing to accept and use politically funded and uncorroborated opposition research, such as the Steele dossier," Durham explained. "The FBI relied on the dossier and FISA applications, knowing there was likely material originating from a political campaign or political opponent."

Upon fielding questions about his discoveries, Durham claimed the FBI neglected to "sufficiently scrutinize information it received" and did not hold "the same standards to allegations it received about the Clinton and Trump campaigns."

During the hearing, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) asked Durham to detail to the committee what went down when he showed the "referral memo" to "one of those agents, specifically Supervisory Special Agent Number 1?"

"We interviewed the first supervisor of the Crossfire investigation, the operational person," responded Durham. "We showed him the intelligence information and he indicated he had never seen it before."

Durham said agent Joe Pientka "immediately became emotional, got up and left the room with his lawyer, spent some time in the hallway, and came back."

"He was ticked off, wasn’t he? He was ticked off because this is something he should have had as an agent on the case – important information that the director of the FBI kept from the people doing the investigation," Jordan said.

"The information was kept from him," Durham replied.

This is a breaking story and will be updated.