Staff Reports
Straight-talking Louisiana Republican Senator John Kennedy has criticized FBI Director Christopher Wray and Attorney General Merrick Garland on their silence over bribery allegations against Joe Biden. Although Kennedy acknowledged the FBI as the “premier law enforcement agency in all of human history,” he highlighted recent activity that occurred within the agency that was politically motivated.
Kennedy pointed out that the FBI has been hypocritical since the beginning of President Trump’s presidency. FBI Director Comey investigated Trump based on evidence provided by the Hillary Clinton campaign. Even Senator Grassley, a highly credible individual, published an article regarding a whistleblower document from within the FBI. It stated that President Biden had been bribed, and evidence of the bribe was recorded. Kennedy then questioned why Chris Wray and Merrick Garland had not investigated these allegations further.
Kennedy believes that there is a perception that they do not want to answer tough questions, which only the head of the FBI and attorney general can address. Furthermore, he expressed his worries that their silence could affect the FBI’s reputation as an institution and the Department of Justice. Kennedy quipped that no one could find Merrick Garland, and he refused to answer.
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Lastly, Kennedy highlighted the seriousness of the Biden bribery scandal. On Tuesday, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer laid out four crucial details on his committee’s investigation into the claim that Biden and his son, Hunter Biden received $5 million each to serve the interests of Burisma. The allegations made are not closed, and Burisma is a holding company in Ukraine. Despite this, the FBI has been silent on the allegations.
Source: Red State
