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Carter on Hannity: House Judiciary Committee will subpoena DOJ over Biden classified docs
Sara Carter joined Sean Hannity to discuss the classified documents being found in multiple places of both work and residence of Joe Biden from his time in the Obama administration. Carter states “One of the big questions from the House Judiciary Committee is how did President Joe Biden’s legal team stumble upon the classified documents that were found at Biden’s former office at the Penn Biden Center.”
“Why hasn’t the FBI been vocal and transparent about the fact that they searched that office and found the classified documents on November 2nd” Carter questions. Additionally, they have not yet “disclosed to the House Committees whether or not they had searched the house in Delaware or Rehoboth Beach to the full extent,” says Carter who noted the committees wanted the information by January 27th.
Carter spoke to sources who told her they will be serving subpoenas to “personnel from the Department of Justice because Attorney General Merrick Garland has refused to answer specific questions they sent to him on January 13th.”
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Rep. Andy Biggs DEMANDS information on use of surveillance program in letter sent to FBI Director Christopher Wray
POLITICO obtained a letter from Arizona Republican Rep. Andy Biggs calling for FBI director Christopher Wray to provide information on a surveillance program used to gather electronic communications of foreign targets.
According to POLITICO, “The program, known as Section 702, expires at the end of the year, setting the stage for a high-stakes fight that will split Republican lawmakers over whether, and how, to reauthorize it.”
As a member of the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Biggs has a part in reauthorizing section 702. Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio also a Republican, voted against the 2018 reauthorization of section 702 along with other representatives causing stress to those lawmakers who are for the bill.
Biggs’ letter came after a recently declassified report in which an intelligence analyst from the FBI entered the name of a congressman into surveillance databases. The report noted that the FBI queried the “names of a local political party to determine if the party had connections to foreign intelligence,” according to POLITICO.
In Biggs’ letter to FBI director Christopher Wray he said, “These instances should frighten every American.” The FBI is using section 702 to as a tool for espionage. The FBI needs to be held accountable and kept in check for the safety and privacy of American citizens and members of congress.
FBI director Christopher Wray has until March 3rd to hand over the details of the incidents. Biggs is asking if the member of congress who was searched in the surveillance database was made aware that the FBI had done so. Biggs is also asking what disciplinary steps were taken during the process. Furthermore Biggs is asking how many times political parties, members of Congress or their staffs, candidates and those working on campaigns had been searched in these surveillance databases in the last five years, according to reports.
Biggs is also asking what disciplinary steps were taken for the search of local political parties in these databases in remark to the report stating, “FBI personnel misunderstood the application of the query rules, and they were subsequently reminded of how to correctly apply the query rules.”
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David Ross
February 4, 2023 at 5:39 pm
So the primary question is, how did Biden’s legal team stubble upon classified documents at Biden’s old office at the Penn / Biden Center? The bigger question is, what ever happened to Attorney-Client confidentiality, why did the attorney report the findings to the media, instead of consulting with their client first, the President of the U.S.?