Epstein Secrets

w York US Attorney Rudy Giuliani were pressuring Director Comey to intervene in the Hillary Clinton campaign and

ivision during the time that it was widely reported that New York FBI agents and former New York US Attorney Rudy Giuliani were pressuring Director Comey to intervene in the Hillary Clinton campaign and do it damage, which as we unfortunately know, Director Comey did with press conferences that viola

e our time together to go over old business, for which I apologize, but such is the responsiveness of the department. I wanted to talk to you about Charles McGonigal today. He's an FBI agent who is interesting in two respects. First, he's pleading guilty or has pled guilty to offenses regarding his undisclosed r

losion, and multiple Al-Qaeda terrorism investigations before and after 9/11. The article explained that McGonigal was promoted by then-FBI Director James Comey in October 2016 to lead counterintelligence at the FBI's New York field office after serving as section chief of the Cyber-Counterintelligence EFTA

McGonigal was promoted by then-FBI Director James Comey in October 2016 to lead counterintelligence at t

ompany Had His Hands in a Wide Range of Notable Investigations Just the News (09/08, Dunleavy) reported that former FBI counterintelligence official Charles McGonigal, who was convicted for leaking details of an FBI investigation into a Chinese company tied to Hunter Biden's business associates, had previously be

1/20, Mallin) reported that the Department of Justice initially stated that the full grand jury did not review the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, but later reversed this claim, saying the grand jury did vote on the two-count indictment. According to the article, the reversal came after Comey'

Comey, but later reversed this claim, saying the grand jury did vote on the two-count indictment. According to the article, the reversal came after Comey's attorney, Michael Dreeben, argued that the issue with the grand jury indictment required the judge to throw out the case. The article noted that

not apprehended any employee involved in espionage since the 2001 Robert Hanssen case, that significant portions of former counterintelligence chief Charles McGonigal's activities went unexamined, and that internal failures allowed espionage to continue for years and cost millions due to compromised technology. T