Epstein Secrets

d its position not to republish the report because it would contradict Wray's testimony. Assistant FBI Director Marshall Yates wrote in a letter to Grassley that one reason for not releasing the report was that "the reporting will contradict Director Wray's testimony," and Yates also explained that the r

cations between FBI officials ahead of the 2020 election, were declassified by Director Patel and transmitted to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, and they reveal that the FBI recalled the original reporting document on September 25, 2020, just a day after Wray testified before Congress that

as within the Justice Department, as requested by Attorney General Bondi. Additional reporting on the story was provided by ABC News (07/01, Mallin, Faulders), New York Times (07/01, Feuer, Goldman), and Raw Story (07/01, Davis). Continued Reporting: Iran-Linked Hackers Threaten to Release New Trove of E

cutor investigating the company fired, according to allegations contained in an unclassified FBI document released last July by Sen. Chuck Grassley. Grassley said he released the document, which describes an alleged criminal bribery scheme involving Joe Biden and a Ukrainian business executive so that th

Ukrainian prosecutor investigating the company fired, according to allegations contained in an unclassified FBI document released last July by Sen. Chuck Grassley. Grassley said he released the document, which describes an alleged criminal bribery scheme involving Joe Biden and a Ukrainian business executive s

auses and others proceeding with sentencings. Special Counsel Probe Uncovers New Details About Trump's Inaction On Jan. 6: Sources ABC News (01/06, Faulders, Levine, et al.) reported that Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into the January 6 Capitol riot has revealed new details about former Pres

on" after learning that Smith had obtained the phone records of nine GOP lawmakers as part of his January 6 investigation, with figures such as Sen. Chuck Grassley calling it "worse than Watergate" and Director Patel claiming it proved the records were "seized for political purposes?' The article explained that

er than at his home near FBI headquarters. "The first document is a request for physical surveillance on Navarro the day the FBI arrested him," Sen. Grassley said. "The second document is the timeline of that surveillance... the FBI didn't arrest him at his house, which was literally right next to the FBI

omey, and we want him to have his day in court, and it starts tomorrow." Additional reporting on the story was provided by ABC News (10/07, Mallins, Faulders, Charalambous), Fox News (10/07, Dorgan), The Hill (10/07, Stanage), UPI (10/07, Benson), and The Washington Post (10/07, Rizzo). New York Man Arre

r been publicly released, includes details of the intelligence reviewed by Durham and will be declassified and turned over to Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley for eventual public release. The documents found by Patel were discovered in a purported secret room that was previously hidden from the world, and

ost (07/30, DeGregory, Kochman), USA Today (07/30, Bagchi), Forbes (07/30, Durkee), CBS News (07/30, Rosen), CNBC (07/30, Mangan), ABC News (07/30, Faulders, Mallin, Charalambous), and CNN (07/30, Reid) (2). FBI and DOJ's Version of Epstein Cell Door Video Does Not Cut Out 'Missing Minute' The Independe