Epstein Secrets

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Staff Writer) reported that a former FBI special agent, Jody Weis, is "extremely happy" that former FBI Director James Comey and former CIA Director John Brennan are under investigation. "You look back at what was going on in the FBI starting in 2016 with these cases and the way they approached Gen. Michael

tting Republican loyalty to President Trump against their base's demand for transparency on the Epstein files. Despite the rejection, House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed support for releasing the documents, saying, "We should put everything out there and let the people decide it." Additional reporting on th

n officials "to subvert President Trump's 2016 victory." According to the article, those records show that then-DNI James Clapper, then-CIA Director John Brennan, and then-FBI Director James Comey spearheaded the ICA report to emphasize Moscow's role in the electoral contest and purported support of then- can

at then-DNI James Clapper, then-CIA Director John Brennan, and then-FBI Director James Comey spearheaded t

oted that release of the files may be delayed, with some Democrats accusing Republicans of slow-walking the process, while Republicans like Speaker Mike Johnson and Chairman Comer say they support transparency but want to handle the matter carefully. Additional reporting on the story was provided by CBS News

an leaders said they expect DOJ to balance transparency with protecting victims. Additional reporting on the story was provided by ABC News (11/20, Brennan), Axios (11/20, Scribner), CBC (11/20, Gollom), and NPR (11/20, Fowler). Back to Top COUNTERTERRORISM Fifteen Years in Prison for Afghan Who Plott

e worldwide — including recent large-scale operations by ISIS-K and deadly incidents in Europe and the U.S. — prompting officials like House Speaker Mike Johnson to describe the legislation as critical to preventing terrorist groups from exploiting generative Al to radicalize and incite violence on American s