‘They’re juicing the numbers’: Jim Jordan reveals FBI whistleblower who claims bureau’s creating ‘false’ narrative

The concerns of a politicized FBI have only been growing as partisan and targeted application of the law has moved from subtly suspicious to blatant. Now a whistleblower has come forward asserting that the agency has violated procedures to “create a false and misleading narrative” about rising “domestic violent extremism.”

As ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) has been at the forefront of investigating suspected miscarriages of justice stemming from the FBI and, Monday, he issued a letter demanding answers from FBI Director Christopher Wray after a whistleblower made the case of “false and misleading crime statistics” being used to push a narrative of widespread extremism.

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Is the FBI Falsifying Reports to Exaggerate A White Supremacy Threat?

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is allegedly fabricating evidence again. This extrajudicial exercise isn’t the first time this agency has overreached. They manufactured evidence to secure a FISA spy warrant on Trump campaign official Carter Page while also burying exculpatory evidence. They ran interference against any potential felonious activity tied to Hunter Biden through his laptop. And now, they’ve raided the home of a former president to prevent him from running again in 2024. The raid itself was the warning, while the cockamamie dragnet they hurled over Mar-a-Lago to find supposed classified materials has yet to produce the smoking gun evidence that can lead to Donald Trump being led away in handcuffs by federal agents. It’s a circus. The point is the FBI, motivated by political bias, is interfering in our elections—and will veer into the extrajudicial to accomplish their aims on behalf of the Democratic Party.

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John Durham’s final act: exposing the FBI

Russiagate special counsel John Durham is in the homestretch. His grand jury wrapped up work last week, apparently with no new indictments on the horizon. Attorney General Merrick Garland is said to anticipate receiving his final report by the end of the year. And Durham is gearing up for his last trial: the prosecution of Igor Danchenko, the principal source for the discredited Steele dossier.

That last one should be grabbing our attention. We now know that the so-called dossier compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele was a Clinton campaign production. It is one of the great dirty tricks in modern political history: The 2016 Democratic presidential campaign colluded with the incumbent Democratic administration’s law-enforcement and intelligence apparatus to portray their partisan opposition, Donald Trump, as a Kremlin mole, then made the smear stick to the point of forcing Trump to govern for over two years under the cloud of a special-counsel investigation.

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FBI labeled veterans group “terror organization” despite knowing they weren’t

It seems increasingly likely that there is a core group of agents inside of the FBI that have grown tired of the overt politicization of the Bureau under the leadership of Christopher Wray and the direction of the Biden administration. Another whistleblower has reportedly come forward and presented information to members of Congress about the abuses taking place inside the FBI.

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It’s (Almost) Always the Feds: How the FBI Fabricates Schemes To Entrap Would-Be Radicals

The FBI’s long history of using informants and manufactured plots to prosecute extremists

Here’s a tip: If you have some radical political views and an acquaintance reaches out, encourages you to act on your convictions, and maybe offers to introduce you to a guy who can sell you some bomb parts, don’t take him up on it. That guy’s almost definitely working for the feds.

For the past two decades, the FBI and federal prosecutors have brought case after case against would-be radicals who were ratted out by informants. They have been enormously successful in obtaining convictions in these cases, despite persistent criticisms that the FBI uses unscrupulous informants, conjures up the very plots it disrupts, and entraps defendants who have little to no ability to actually carry out a terror attack.

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‘Completely out of control’: FBI whistleblowers sound alarm on massive corruption

Many Americans view the FBI with suspicion, not respect, these days.

After all, its agents and officials were integral to the now-debunked Russiagate collusion conspiracy that the bureau created, along with Democrats, against President Trump.

Then, of course, there was the recent FBI raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, in which agents purportedly searched for government documents that Trump already had promised they could have if they asked.

But it gets worse.

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Judge orders unsealing of redacted affidavit in Trump search

A judge on Thursday ordered the Justice Department to make public a redacted version of the affidavit it relied on when federal agents searched the Florida estate of former President Donald Trump to look for classified documents.

The directive from U.S. Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart came hours after federal law enforcement officials submitted under seal the portions of the affidavit that they want to keep secret as their investigation moves forward. The judge set a deadline of noon Friday for a redacted, or blacked-out, version of the document.

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FBI: Trust Us, We Swear We Got It Right This Time!

Five summers ago in August 2017, FBI counterintelligence agents were still working the last of four ill-gotten FISA spy warrants used to investigate former Trump campaign advisor Carter Page. Then, earlier this month, the FBI counterintelligence team executed a search warrant on the Mar-a-Lago home of former President Trump. The latest of many terrific reports from Paul Sperry of RealClearInvestigations raises the possibility that many of the same agents were involved in both investigations.

Despite illegally using of one of the most intrusive surveillance weapons in their toolbox for a year, the Bureau discovered no wrongdoing by Page, who held onto his presumption of innocence throughout the ordeal. It’s now fair to say the FBI and the media managed the clumsy and legally needless trick of proving Page innocent after stomping on his civil liberties, putting his life under a microscope, and yet still finding nothing.

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Whistleblower claims FBI leaders ordered staff not to investigate Hunter Biden laptop

The FBI deliberately dragged its feet on the Hunter Biden investigation and told agents not to look into the Hunter Biden laptop, according to new whistleblowers who spoke with Sen. Ron Johnson.

Johnson, R-Wisc., sent a letter to DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz on Tuesday bringing forth the new whistleblower claims.

‘Recently, my office heard from individuals with knowledge of the FBI’s apparent corruption,’ Johnson said.

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Trump-appointed judge will handle request for ‘special master’ instead of Reinhart

Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart, who approved the initial warrant the FBI used to search Donald Trump’s Florida home, will not handle the former president’s request to appoint a “special master” in the case.

U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointee, will decide the issue. Cannon was confirmed by the Senate in 2020 in a 56-21 vote, according to the Epoch Times. Cannon has already made one ruling in the case, declining to allow filings from two of Trump’s attorneys for not following the rules that apply to lawyers not yet certified in the district.

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FBI field offices: ‘Completely out of control’

FBI whistleblowers accused bureau management in different field offices of corruption, cover-ups and retaliation against rank-and-file agents who attempted to expose it, The Washington Times has learned.

Current and former FBI leaders at the bureau’s offices in Miami, Salt Lake City, Buffalo, New York, and Newark, New Jersey, are facing whistleblower complaints that the supervisors.

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Killing the FBI?

We grew up watching Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. and The FBI on TV.

I understand that it was a TV show, but where is Efrem when we really need him? I remember walking around Washington, D.C. on the day J. Edgar Hoover died in 1972.

He wasn’t perfect, but I had positive thoughts about the FBI when I got the news of his passing.

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