“Slow-Walking” and outright blocking: New documents from Congress shed light on further obstructions by the DOJ and FBI in the Biden investigations.
Anewly released letter from Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and fresh testimony from former U.S. Attorney Scott Brady provide the latest evidence that the Justice Department and the FBI slow-walked, and sometimes thwarted, investigations into Hunter Biden’s business dealings and turned a blind eye to a trusted informant’s allegations that President Joe Biden may have been involved in a $10 million Ukrainian bribery scheme.
The body of evidence from prior FBI and IRS whistleblowers and the new revelations this week from Brady and Grassley suggest the FBI and Delaware U.S. Attorney’s office went beyond a mere lack of curiosity. The evidence points to hindering investigative steps, pressuring investigators to cooperate with obfuscation and in one instance, using an intelligence assessment report to try and discredit voluminous and credible evidence against the Biden family that may have come from as many as 40 different informants.
The emerging portrait of law enforcement refusing to explore allegations against the Bidens is disturbing, according to one of the FBI retired high ranking officials.
“There’s concern among people who’ve been involved in these investigations, people trying to do the right thing, people on line investigations, in line AUSAs trying to push this investigation along but being met with resistance,” Retired FBI Assistant Director of Intelligence Kevin Brock told the “Just the News, No Noise” television show Thursday night.