A former acting director of national intelligence says he’s becoming more pessimistic about an ongoing special counsel probe into the origins of the Russia-Trump investigation. “It’s a big question. Let’s start with where do we think it’s going? I just don’t know. I mean, I’m losing hope,” Richard Grenell, who spent time as the top U.S. intelligence official during the Trump administration, said on EpochTV’s “Kash’s Corner” program. “I just think justice is supposed to be swift. And when it’s not swift, it’s not justice. And I’m frustrated that it’s all of these years later, we’ve moved on, on so many other topics,” he added, describing himself as disappointed. Former U.S. Attorney John Durham is the special counsel in charge of the investigation, which is exploring the flawed counterintelligence probe into Donald Trump’s campaign. Durham has only brought two charges—one against an FBI lawyer who, despite admitting to fabricating information …