Fox News: FBI’s ‘Blatant Malfeasance’ Behind Decision Not to Charge Clinton
There is the bipartisan pretense that the FBI is the only government agency in Washington that is above reproach.
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State Department Opens Internal Investigation of Clinton’s Mishandling of Classified Information
The U.S. State Department is opening an internal investigation into Hillary Clinton’s mishandling of classified information after the Justice Department declined to file criminal charges.
FBI Director James Comey Defends Clinton Decision, But Said She Repeatedly Lied
FBI Director James Comey defended the bureau’s decision not to recommend charges against Hillary Clinton during a House oversight committee hearing.
Legal Ethics Professor Blasts Comey, Calls Email Press Conference ‘Out of Line’
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com A professor of legal ethics at N.Y.U. School of Law blasted FBI Director James B. Comey for holding a press conference on Tuesday and delivering “his verdict on Hillary Clinton’s use of a private server.” In a letter to editor at the New York Times on Thursday, Professor Stephen Gillers wrote…
FBI’s Reputation Continues to Crumble with Clinton Probe: Glenn Reynolds
“I’d rather have a sister in a whorehouse than a brother in the FBI.”
Republicans Lash Out at FBI Over Recommendation Not to Charge Hillary Clinton
Republicans are lashing out at the FBI for not recommending charges against Hillary Clinton for using a private email server when she was secretary of state.
FBI Director Comey Recommending No Charges Against Hillary in Email Probe
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com FBI Director James Comey announced Tuesday that he won’t recommend criminal charges against Hillary Clinton in the State Department email probe. The final decision is up to the Justice Department. But under the circumstances it would be highly unusual for the Justice Department to move forward with charges. Comey said there…
FBI Director Warn Bureau to Be Prepared for ‘Second-Guessing’ after Orlando Shooting
FBI Director James Comey defended the bureau’s handling of Omar Mateen before the Orlando nightclub massacre, but warned of a “fair amount of second-guessing about our work.”