FBI Investigates Internal Obstruction Cases
We have some more huge news, uh, to get in, uh, in front of you from inside
the FBI. Just the News has learned that the bureau has opened an
investigation
under Director Kash Patel into whether its own agents
obstructed or interfered with politically sensitive cases such as those involving
Hillary Clinton, Hunter Biden, and President Trump. Now think about this.
You normally- the FBI's investigating other people,
like witnesses, who obstructed
justice, but in this case it's looking at their own
peo- people.
Now this follows all of the reporting we have done exposing the alleged
improper behavior and actions from key officials around Ru-
the Russiagate
scandal, such as former FBI Director James Comey,
or former CB,
CIA Director John Brennan, as well as reporting we brought to you
involving
in- investigations to Hillary Clinton being
stopped by both the FBI and the
IRS. Remember that, uh, line, "Shut it down"?
Sounds a lot like obstruction, doesn't it?
Now the FBI is internally investigating.
It all stems from material uncovered in prohibited access case
files. So that's a wordfold, but it's an FBI term for
politically sensitive investigations that most agents aren't allowed to access,
even when they're working on the case.
They basically keep the materials off the books, which makes it hard for Congress
to do its oversight authority. Now we know all this because officials
familiar with
the matter told Just the News that some FBI employees memorialized
concerns they had about conduct from FBI supervisors or case
agents. In fact, we got some of these memos.
One of these memos involves the discovery of Anthony Weiner's
laptop. And in that case we now know that, uh, the deputy
director, Andrew McCabe, in the sum- uh, in the fall of '16, knew about
it in September, but slow-walked it for a month alongside
of other agents.
Uh, sources are telling us now that the, a grand jury has been empaneled to look at
this, and that some of the evidence is gonna be turned over in a bombshell
notification to Congress later this month
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