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New Evidence Suggests FBI Agent Involved With Crossfire Hurricane Was Foreign Spy

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The U.S. Department of Justice has reopened a case against a former top FBI counterspy. Charles McGonigal was Special Agent in Charge of Counterintelligence at the New York field office. He left the FBI in 2018, joined the massive Brookfield asset management fund as a vice president for global security, and was arrested and convicted in 2023.

But not for espionage. McGonigal quickly pled guilty to corruption-related crimes. He is serving six-and-a-half years in federal prison.

His prosecution and admission seem suspiciously tidy.

McGonigal was part of the FBI’s discredited CROSSFIRE HURRICANE “counterintelligence” operation led by his boss, Peter Strzok, against Donald Trump and his supporters in 2016.

As the former senior spy-hunter at the Bureau’s largest field office, McGonigal barely defended himself from charges relating to illegally accepting money from Albanian businessmen tied to that tiny country’s intelligence service, and for ties to a sanctioned Russian oligarch.

He received a light sentence and $40,000 fine. (Read more from “New Evidence Suggests FBI Agent Involved With Crossfire Hurricane Was Foreign Spy” HERE)

FBI Investigating Attempt to Impersonate Trump Chief of Staff in Texts, Phone Calls

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Someone is impersonating President Trump’s chief of staff, Susie Wiles, in texts and phone calls — and the FBI is investigating.

Wiles, who is the first female chief of staff in U.S. history, has revealed contacts were hacked from her personal, not her government, cellphone, The Wall Street Journal reported. Other top officials in the Trump administration were contacted via the fake identity.

“The FBI takes all threats against the president, his staff, and our cybersecurity with the utmost seriousness,” FBI Director Kash Patel stated. “Safeguarding our administration officials’ ability to securely communicate to accomplish the president’s mission is a top priority.”

Government officials believe that artificial intelligence was used in the fake messages. (Read more from “FBI Investigating Attempt to Impersonate Trump Chief of Staff in Texts, Phone Calls” HERE)

‘We Found Stuff’: Dan Bongino Claims Room Full Of Evidence Found From Comey-Era FBI

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Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Deputy Director Dan Bongino claimed that a room containing evidence, much of it linked to former director James Comey, was discovered.

Bongino appeared for a Thursday interview with “Fox & Friends,” where co-host Lawrence Jones asked him about Comey. The video can been seen here.

“Does he still have loyalists in the building?” he asked. “Because when I hear the FBI director saying you guys are finding boxes that are hidden — how does that happen in the Bureau?”

“Well, we were there a couple of weeks, and luckily, there were a lot of people up there who grabbed us by the arm the minute we came in and said, ‘Thank you for being here — we need to talk,’” he said. “There are people there who are really horrified at what happened.”

The deputy director added, “And there was a room, and we found stuff. A lot of stuff.” (Read more from “‘We Found Stuff’: Dan Bongino Claims Room Full Of Evidence Found From Comey-Era FBI” HERE)

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FBI Tells Employees No ‘Pride’ Activities on Company Time

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Pride month celebrations at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will not be permitted this June, leadership told agents and directors Thursday.

“I’ve received several questions about the FBI’s stance on Pride Month and what related activities FBI divisions and employees should or should not participate in,” FBI Assistant Director for Public Affairs Ben Williamson said in an email to assistant directors in charge and special agents in charge on Thursday morning. “So, I want to take the opportunity to make FBI leadership’s expectations clear: There should be no official FBI actions, events, or messaging regarding Pride Month.”

The email told employees that while they are not to engage in any celebration in the office, they are “free to do as you like” in their “personal capacity” or “on your own time,” according to a Fox News report.

“But on FBI time, using FBI resources and your Bureau affiliation, you and your divisions are expected to take no official actions or issue any specific messaging,” Williamson said.

The announcement is a shift from the FBI’s stance on Pride Month under the Biden administration, which openly promoted Pride Month, including decorating the White House with rainbow pillars and hosting Pride celebrations on the South Lawn. (Read more from “FBI Tells Employees No ‘Pride’ Activities on Company Time” HERE)

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Going Rogue? FBI Agent Gathered Information From Private Citizens Questioning Rep. Cory Mills’ Record

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Florida-based FBI special agent interviewed three sources who contributed to recent Blaze News investigative stories on U.S. Rep. Cory L. Mills (Fla.), prying for details on what they know about Mills, collecting names of other people investigating Mills, and even asking one source to become a paid FBI informant.

Blaze News asked the FBI if the bureau had opened an investigation into Blaze News’ story sources or was using law enforcement resources to learn the scope of planned news coverage. Blaze News has been probing the growing questions swirling around Mills, 44, a second-term Republican representing Florida’s 7th Congressional District.

The FBI told Blaze News it would investigate to determine whether this purported investigation is an official FBI case or if something else is going on.

“We are not aware of the conduct in question but will review the matter immediately,” an FBI spokesperson told Blaze News in a statement May 16. “As always, any unethical behavior will be addressed swiftly and appropriately.”

The spokesperson added, “Senior leadership was made aware of the situation.” (Read more from “Going Rogue? FBI Agent Gathered Information From Private Citizens Questioning Rep. Cory Mills’ Record” HERE)

Democrat Leaders In House And Senate Refuse To Condemn Comey’s Incitement Of Violence Against Trump

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Democrats are not moved by former FBI Director James Comey’s beachcombing, social media post apparently calling for the assassination of President Trump. Try finding a Democrat condemning it.

In fact, The Federalist specifically asked Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, House Minority Whip Rep. Katherine Clark, and Sen. Amy Klobuchar if they planned to condemn Comey’s post. No response.

Comey’s post was a photo of seashells in the sand set in the formation of numbers “86 47” captioned, “Cool shell formation on my beach walk.”

Of course, 47 is a nickname for President Donald Trump, the 47th president. There is a long tradition of referring to presidents by their number.

And as any beat cop knows, 86 is slang for “get rid of” or “assassinate.” They know, because law enforcement makes it a point to understand threatening language.

(Read more from “Democrat Leaders In House And Senate Refuse To Condemn Comey’s Incitement Of Violence Against Trump” HERE)

‘False Statements’ And ‘Manipulation’: House Report Shreds FBI For Downplaying Motives Of Congressional Baseball Shooter

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The FBI used “false statements, manipulation of known facts, and biased and butchered analysis” to claim that the man who shot Republicans while they were practicing baseball in 2017 had no connection to domestic terrorism, according to a new report.

“This report definitively shows the FBI completely mishandled the investigation into the Congressional baseball shooting of 2017 — ignoring crucial and obvious facts in order to sell a false narrative that the shooting was not politically motivated,” said Republican House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, who was shot during the attack, in a press release.

The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence released the report on May 6, explaining that the FBI “completely botched” its investigation into the 2017 shooting at a Republican congressional baseball practice. The assailant, who shot and injured Scalise and four others, was Democrat activist and Bernie Sanders volunteer James Hodgkinson, as The Federalist reported at the time.

In its ensuing investigation, the FBI was quick to dismiss the shooter’s motives. As The Federalist’s Editor-in-Chief Mollie Hemingway wrote, agents admitted the attacker was a radical leftist who hated Republicans, but suggested he had no particular target, was acting alone, and could have “spontaneous[ly]” launched the attack. They even went so far as to claim there was “no nexus to terrorism.”

The recent report suggests otherwise. It found that the FBI “failed to substantively interview the shooting victims and other eyewitnesses” and “failed to develop a comprehensive timeline of events.” Furthermore, its “case file was improperly classified, which may have assisted FBI in obfuscating substandard investigative efforts and analysis,” according to a House Intelligence release. (Read more from “‘False Statements’ And ‘Manipulation’: House Report Shreds FBI For Downplaying Motives Of Congressional Baseball Shooter” HERE)

Fed Whistleblower: They Gave Us Coloring Books, ‘I Realized, Holy S**t, Everybody’s Gay’

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Are you old enough to remember when our government operated like a serious institution? Say what you want about our sketchy past, but at the very least, the USA government once projected strength, confidence, and some semblance of order. But fast-forward to today, and now we’ve got grown federal agents participating in something called a “color wall,” literally coloring to cope with the pressures of their job. Sadly, we’re not joking. This was the state of law enforcement and government under the Biden regime: safe spaces, therapy-speak, and grown men coloring like it’s art class at recess. Oh, and everybody is also gay.

A recent hidden-camera interview with a current DHS employee just blew the lid off something many of us already suspected: the US government has been infiltrated by a radical, emotionally chaotic homosexual culture. According to this makeshift whistleblower, the entire system is infested by agents in toxic relationships, drama, weak-minded men, and an overwhelming lesbian/gay presence that isn’t just tolerated; it’s pretty much the entire operating system at this point. The way it sounds, the agent badge should probably come with a juice box and a pronoun.

But honestly, this isn’t just about DHS. It’s about a much bigger mentality that’s infected everything. The Left has mainstreamed this childish, emotionally dependent worldview. It’s a movement that treats normal everyday discomfort as trauma, disagreements as violence, and therapy as a lifestyle. This is a culture that worships safety at the expense of strength and independence. It’s a twisted lifestyle built around group therapy instead of grit, toughing it out, and independence. It’s more about group coddling than individualism. . .

And just wait till you hear what else this whistleblower had to say:

That clip was hard to watch and even harder to process. But every American needs to know what’s going on behind the curtain, no matter how pathetic, unstable, or creepy it looks. This is the current state of our so-called intelligence agencies. And while it might seem like a bad SNL skit, the consequences are deadly serious. (Read more from “Fed Whistleblower: They Gave Us Coloring Books, ‘I Realized, Holy S**t, Everybody’s Gay’” HERE)

Newly Released Emails Show Politicized FBI Targeting Trump Officials For Obeying The Law

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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, has released a series of emails from 2022 showing the FBI attempted to crush a member of the first Trump administration for refusing to bow to the Jan. 6 Committee’s unlawful demands.

Grassley explains the emails in an April 29 letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel.

“My office has obtained Biden administration emails regarding the investigation and later prosecution of Peter Navarro,” Grassley wrote. “These communications provide a behind-the-scenes snapshot of some of the actions taken by the FBI’s Washington Field Office (WFO) to investigate Navarro for contempt of Congress and obstruction.”

Navarro was an adviser to President Donald Trump in his first term. Because of his close access to Trump, the highly partisan “House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol” gave Navarro a subpoena to appear in front of them to present testimony and documents about what happened that day.

He did not appear. Neither did White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications Dan Scavino, former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, or former Trump adviser Steve Bannon. They refused to do so because the Jan. 6 Committee was illegally established and lacked the legal authority to issue subpoenas. (Read more from “Newly Released Emails Show Politicized FBI Targeting Trump Officials For Obeying The Law” HERE)

Gay Ex-FBI Agent Who ‘Battled’ J6ers Comes Outta the Closet With Big News

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The FBI used to be respected. Now it’s a punchline.

And honestly, guys like John Sullivan are exactly why. This is a man who spent 17 years working for a corrupt, politicized agency, proudly pushing the same tired propaganda that’s destroyed public trust in law enforcement. And now, after “serving in secret,” he’s stepping out of the shadows to run for Congress—complete with a dramatic video where he casts himself as some kind of homosexual Marvel-style hero who battled Russia, terrorists, drug cartels, and yes… the so-called insurrectionists of January 6.

Never mind the facts, right?

Never mind that the FBI and Supreme Court both agreed there was no insurrection on January 6. That doesn’t matter to John…

Look:

(Read more from “Gay Ex-FBI Agent Who ‘Battled’ J6ers Comes Outta the Closet With Big News” HERE)