US EditionFBI agents who 'simply followed orders' in Jan. 6 probes won't be fired, a Justice official says
- The U.S. Attorney's Office has closed its investigation into the FBI raid concerning the Ashley Biden diary case, with no additional charges filed, as stated in a letter to Judge Analisa Torres.
- James O'Keefe announced the conclusion of the investigation, stating that the grand jury investigation tied to the case was now closed.
- O'Keefe's attorneys are seeking to unseal search warrant materials, with the government indicating it has no objection to this, pending redactions.
- The investigation began in late 2020 and involved allegations of diary theft, with two individuals previously pleading guilty, according to court documents.
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Nicolle Wallace: FBI internal letter is 'an urgent warning for every American'
NBC News investigative correspondent Tom Winter and former federal prosecutor Brendan Ballou join Nicolle Wallace to discuss the letter circulating inside the FBI that makes a plea to stop targeting agents who investigated January 6th and that mass firings could endanger national security.
FBI Agents Can Stay If They Confess They Were Just Following Orders Like Some Biden-Crazed Nazis
Photo by David Trinks on UnsplashWhen we last left our story, pinworm-looking Emil Bove and interim US Attorney for DC Ed Martin had started trying to loyalty-test-purge the FBI. Ed Martin enjoys group takeovers! He was most recently the president of the Phyllis Schlafly’s American Eagles club, which is a splinter / now rival to the Eagle Forum founded by Schlafly, after Martin couped Schlafly’s daughter Anne Cori out of her mother’s own group, …
Justice Department Won’t Charge Project Veritas
“The Justice Department said on Wednesday that it would not bring charges against anyone affiliated with the group Project Veritas over their role in trying to publish the contents of a diary that had been stolen from Joe Biden’s daughter in the final weeks of the 2020 election campaign,” the New York Times reports.
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