The FBI on J6 December 15, 2024Maker S. Mark
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) for the FBI issued a report last week that detailed at least 26 FBI Confidential Human Sources (CHSs) were in D.C. on January 6, 2021.
Where is the FBI? June 11, 2020Douglas Herz
Thirty-three press releases on the FBI website as of June 9 and not one discusses terrorism perpetrated by Antifa or Black Lives Matter.
The Department of Justice Coverup of its Spying on Me Continues January 29, 2020Sharyl Attkisson
More than six years ago, I was victimized by a long-term, remote effort to illegally spy on me and my CBS work through my computers, and I have forensic evidence and a whistleblower's testimony. Yet the DOJ continues to obstruct the progress of my lawsuit to bring out the facts in court.
A Guide to Spygate June 18, 2018Mark Wauck
The FBI is many things to many people, but seen from the inside where I spent my career as an FBI agent, most of all it is a bureaucracy. Based on a clue from the Strzok-Page texts and my understanding of the rules the FBI has to play by, it is possible to piece together a picture of how and why surveillance of the Trump campaign probably unfolded.
McCabe stews in bitterness June 13, 2018Monica Showalter
He's mad. And he's got money. But former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe, who's suing the Justice Department for his firing records, ought to be careful what he wishes for.
The FBI's McCabe and Bias in the Deep State March 23, 2018Tadas Klimas
Lying to the FBI is a crime under the False Statements Act. But bias, favorable or unfavorable, is not a crime. That is why it is far more dangerous if left unchecked. And that is why Andrew McCabe should have been fired for it.
FBI lovebirds sing a leaky tune January 9, 2018Monica Showalter
Like a couple of teenagers blissfully unaware of the watchful eyes of their parents, FBI lovebirds Peter Strzok and Lisa Page got caught out for sending text messages showing just what the Deep State was up to.
Reconsidering Comey January 9, 2017Shawn Mitchell
Perhaps we’ve misunderstood and misjudged a shrewd, brave, and consequential strategy by an FBI Director in a tough spot.
Quantico: ABC’s FBI and Israel June 27, 2016Rabbi Elliot B. Gertel
It would seem that today’s TV producers and writers -- including, or especially, the Jews among them -- prefer the most outrageous of Jews, especially if they have a connection with Israel.
Why is the FBI Spending $80 Million on a New Gun? November 10, 2015Jonathan F. Keiler
Not only doesn’t the FBI need a new firearm, it probably already has many more firearms (and rounds) than it needs, not to mention all the time and energy spent training agents that have a miniscule chance of ever using their guns
The Best Mob Story Ever August 5, 2013Jack Cashill
The best mob story ever told does not involve Al Capone or Bugsy Segal or John Gotti. It involves a mobster few American have ever heard of, Greg Scarpa by name
Shielding the Enemy May 31, 2013Janet Levy
Even after twenty years of open Jihadi terrorism, many sections of government fail to grasp the danger. Why?
Gun Violence and the FBI January 24, 2013Elise Cooper
With his 23 executive actions on gun conrtol, President Obama is narrowing it down to one issue, guns, while ignoring critical factors such as mental illness, drugs, and violent entertainment.
