hi there, everyone. it s 4:00 in washington, d.c. with a gap between the reality of our post-january 6th politics and the republican party s alternate reality with its paranoid delusions about the deep state and the glorification of the capitol insurrection has never been wider. today s hearing on capitol hill by the so-called weaponization committee led by ohio republican jim jordan, involved, according to the republicans on that committee, fbi whistleblowers talking about supposed abuses at the bureau. that delusion was undercut by the reality before the hearing began. the washington post reported two fbi agents set to appear before a house subcommittee thursday had their security clearances revoked this morning over security concerns. that is according to a letter sent by the fbi to the house judiciary committee on wednesday and obtained by the washington post. those two witnesses are steven friend and marcus allen, and according to the new york times, quote, mr. all
are going to be forth coming in the future about turning that over, that too becomes part of the criminal activity. and that s usually where they can really get you. claire, i want to read more from cnn s great new reporting on where this intersects with what we know is heading over the jack smith right now, or imminently. in her letter acting archivist debra wall said they began searching for relevant records after receiving a subpoena from jack smith s team. they found documents that matched what federal prosecutors have requested. when notified that nara intended to provide those documents to the grand jury, trump s legal team raised privilege concerns over 81 of the records. the biden white house was also notified but told the national archives that the incumbent president would not assert privilege to block those records from being shared with the grand jury. the special counsel was also given access to other records not challenged by the trump team.
By John Solomon For months, the National Archives and Records Administration has insisted it had nothing to do with the federal criminal investigation into memos containing classified markings that were found at former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate since it referred the matter to t
A top official at the National Archives and Records Administration will sit down with the House Oversight Committee Tuesday to discuss the Biden classified documents case.
(WASHINGTON) President Joe Biden on Wednesday again avoided questions about an investigation into documents marked classified found at his home and office, six days after a special counsel was named to investigate the matter. Biden had no public events planned for Wednesday, after spending the holiday weekend at his Delaware home, out of the