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Comer Criticizes FBI Following Arrest of Informant: "Very Suspicious"

 

James Comer (R-Ky.), Chair of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, has launched a scathing critique of the FBI in light of the recent arrest and charging of a key informant central to the GOP's allegations against President Biden.

 

Comer expressed deep suspicion about the FBI's conduct throughout the House Republicans' investigation into President Biden, stating that his trust level with the agency is "zero." In an interview on Fox Business' "Mornings with Maria" with anchor Maria Bartiromo, Comer emphasized his concerns about the FBI's handling of the situation.

 

According to Comer, he and House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) were informed by FBI Director Christopher Wray that the informant in question, Alexander Smirnov, was regarded as one of the bureau's most trusted and highly paid assets. Smirnov had reportedly been employed by the FBI for over a decade and had previously assisted in prosecuting criminals.

 

Smirnov's role has been significant in the GOP's allegations against President Biden, particularly concerning accusations of bribery. Republican lawmakers have frequently referenced conversations between Smirnov and the FBI regarding the head of the Ukrainian energy company Burisma allegedly admitting to paying both Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, $5 million.

 

However, the Justice Department recently announced in a press release on the grand jury indictment that the events initially reported by Smirnov to the FBI in June 2020 were fabricated. The indictment alleges that Smirnov transformed routine business contacts with Burisma in 2017 into bribery allegations against President Biden after expressing bias against him and his presidential candidacy.

 

Smirnov was apprehended at the Las Vegas airport less than two weeks ago and now faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted.

Comer's remarks underscore the escalating tensions between House Republicans and the FBI as they navigate a contentious investigation into President Biden's alleged wrongdoing.

 

28.02.24

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Comer makes baseless accusations against Biden predicated on the testimony of a perjurer then makes more accusations against st the FBI for arresting the perjurer on charges of…. Wait for it…. Perjury.

 

The GOP surrender all claims to be the party of law and order.

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