(DC Pundit) – It seems the “career professionals” at the Department of Justice are once again showing their true colors and it’s not red, white, and blue. Reports are surfacing that entrenched prosecutors in the Western District of Virginia are actively undermining a DOJ investigation into whether Joe Biden’s FBI secretly destroyed classified documents to protect former FBI Director James Comey. Their weapon of choice? Leaks to The New York Times.
The probe reportedly centers on claims that critical documents connected to the Russia collusion hoax were found in so-called “burn bags” — a nice bureaucratic term for “evidence we didn’t want anyone to see.” According to previous reports, Kash Patel discovered thousands of such documents hidden away in a secret FBI room. One of those documents was reportedly the classified annex to Special Counsel John Durham’s report — the section that contained the actual intelligence behind the investigation.
Durham’s annex was recently declassified by former CIA Director John Ratcliffe, who then sent it to Senator Chuck Grassley, ensuring the public could finally see what federal agencies had been sitting on for years. As Fox News revealed over the summer, Patel and his team even discovered a “previously undisclosed” Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) at FBI headquarters — a secure area where these classified documents were apparently being stored… or prepared for destruction.
NEW and BREAKING: Career prosecutors do not believe criminal charges are warranted in another potential prosecution being pushed by top Trump officials related to the FBI/2016 Russia investigation. One witness approached earlier this year was told the investigation was being…
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The Times also confirmed that top FBI officials who worked at headquarters are under investigation in connection with the matter. But here’s where things get even more telling: In August, interim U.S. Attorney Todd Gilbert — appointed by President Trump — was reportedly forced out after refusing to remove a prosecutor who claimed the evidence was “flimsy.”
Now, with a new Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney taking over, the leaks are flowing faster than a D.C. cocktail hour. According to The New York Times, these “career prosecutors” insist that “criminal charges are not warranted” in the investigation. Because naturally, when evidence of FBI misconduct surfaces, the reflexive response inside Washington isn’t to investigate — it’s to cover tracks and blame the messenger.
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These career insiders would rather torch the evidence — literally — than admit that under Biden, the FBI and DOJ may have been engaged in one of the most disturbing cover-ups in modern political history.
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