Former FBI Director Robert Mueller, special counsel on the Russian investigation, leaves following a meeting with members of the US Senate Judiciary Committee at the US Capitol in Washington, DC on June 21, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / SAUL LOEB (Photo credit should read SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images)

Our coverage of corruption and lawlessness at the FBI has been extensive, literally going back years. In the upcoming days we are going to revisit some of the worst abuses of the FBI.

We must face facts that the FBI has a culture of corruption and election meddling going back to J. Edgar Hoover. This culture took root at the FBI’s founding and has only gotten worse to the point where it is now intolerable.

The FBI has failed repeatedly at stopping school shooters it was actually surveilling at the time, they have failed to protect us from Chinese espionage more times than we can count, they failed to arrest Chinese honey pot spies who were sleeping with Members of Congress, they failed to protect our nuclear secrets at Los Alamos, they failed at 9/11, the FBI was warned about the Boston Marathon bombers and failed, they have failed when it comes to fentanyl and human trafficking. The FBI refuses to track ANTIFA violence. FBI couldn’t stop Epstein, in fact they covered for him, just as they covered for the sexual abuse of our Olympic gymnasts.

Kyle Shideler of the Center for Security Policy explains why Congress must hold fast and declare at the outset, one way or the other, the FBI is finished, with no quarter given. If they don’t the FBI will target steadfast Members of Congress one at a time until resolve to replace the Bureau wanes.

Kyle Shideler:

The FBI’s actions over the past six years make perfectly clear that the FBI is more than willing to serve as the enforcement arm of the Democratic Party. It serves as its patron’s shield in matters large and small. It exonerated Hillary Clinton for her illicit server. It raided James O’Keefe and Project Veritas when Joe Biden’s daughter lost her diary. It eliminated investigation into Black Lives Matter and other black identity extremists because those pursuits annoyed the Democrats’ Congressional Black Caucus. It refuses even to utter the word “Antifa” while churches and pregnancy centers are fire-bombed. It continues to cover up for Hunter Biden’s corrupt dealings with enemy nations, along with his indulgence in criminal prostitution and drug abuse.

But the FBI has also served as the Democrats’ sword as well. It knowingly laundered the Russian collusion hoax, lying in order to secure FISA warrants. It ambushed the president’s sitting national security advisor in a nonsense perjury trap. The FBI hunts down January 6 protesters while dodging congressional inquiries about the role of federal agents in provoking the incident. The FBI ginned up a fake kidnapping plot in Michigan to instill fear of right-wing terrorism, manhandled the former president’s lawyer, and shackled one of his former high-level aides.

And it has now raided the former president’s home under a mere pretext, while the Democrats openly crow on cable news about using a political prosecution to prevent Trump from ever again being able to serve in office.

Other attempts to rein in the FBI short of its abolition have failed. The FBI shows nothing but contempt for those authorized to oversee it. It routinely ignores inspector general investigations. It fails to prosecute or punish those who overtly violate established policies. It refuses to answer legitimate questions from Republican committee members. It doesn’t even respond to congressional letters of inquiry. It punishes FBI whistleblowers and seeks to purge from its midst those agents who aren’t in lockstep with its new praetorian guard role.

Shideler explains how to break up the FBI responsibly:

Begin by separating out the FBI’s component parts. The FBI’s crime lab, statistical services, and National Crime Information Center service could be pulled out and left as independent agencies with the sole job of supporting other federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies with their scientific and data capabilities.

Parcel out the FBI’s criminal justice division and its tasks to the various state-level bureaus of investigation. Provide direct federal funding to compensate for the extra workload. Let them primarily make state-level cases, in state court, for the crimes committed within the physical boundaries of their states. It’s not as though kidnapping, bank robbery, drug dealing, or racketeering went unpunished before the FBI came along. White collar, financial, and cybercrimes can be handled by the U.S. Secret Service. Federal crimes whose perpetrators directly cross state lines can be given to the U.S. Marshals Service to track down. Unlike the FBI, the U.S. Marshals are largely scandal-free, and have a long history of cooperating successfully with state and local law enforcement.

For the disgraced national security division, divide up the FBI’s counterterrorism portfolio among the remaining federal law enforcement and homeland security agencies with a role to play, and the various state and regional JTTFs.

Please read the rest of the column and get more details at American Greatness.

Lies of omission are still lies and doubly so in matters of law.

Biden Administration Attorney General Merrick Garland stated that his Department of Justice (DoJ) filed a motion to unseal the warrant “in light of the former president’s public confirmation of the search, the surrounding circumstances, and the substantial public interest in this matter,” but that isn’t the whole truth. Then Garland proceeded to virtue signal about how even handed and fair they are as you can see in the video below. “

What happened to justice being about “the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth?”

The judge, Magistrate Bruce Reinhart, who was a lawyer for the infamous child trafficker Jeffery Epstein, and who trashed Trump on social media, signed off on the warrant to raid Trump’s home, but even though it is common for low ranking judges to simply be a rubber stamp when it comes to search warrant requests, this was no ordinary search warrant, this was an unprecedented raid on a former president, over a common dispute that former presidents virtually always have with the National Archives over what is personal property and what should go to the archives. Judge Reinhart should have denied the warrant and told the DoJ to simply serve a subpoena and let it all get hashed out in court. Reinhart is facing a breathtaking amount of pushback. 

Judicial Watch filed a motion to unseal the warrant on August 10th and Magistrate Reinhart approved and ordered it.

AG Garland tried to make it look like he filed a motion to unseal the warrant in the name of transparency, but that is not the case, he did it because the judge ordered it. 

Epoch Times: 

Former federal prosecutor Mike Davis went even further, saying the raid may have been illegally invasive.

“Under the case law, you can’t do a home raid if you can secure the documents through less intrusive means,” he told “Bannon’s War Room” on Aug. 9.

The FBI had to first determine that requests for the documents or even subpoenas wouldn’t be sufficient, said Davis, who formerly advised Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) on judicial nominations and now heads The Article III Project.

“There’s zero evidence” that Trump wouldn’t have cooperated, Davis said.

“There was no allegation or evidence that he [Trump] was destroying any of this evidence or putting it into the wrong hands. This is banana republic-level tactics from the Biden Justice Department,” he said.

Even if Trump took classified documents, he took possession of them when he was still chief executive and had the authority to declassify them, according to Davis.

[Christina] Bobb suggested that the invocation of classified documents was a disingenuous attempt of “shrouding this in a national security blanket.”

Editor’s Note: 

Readers should keep in mind it was Attorney General Garland who sent DHS and FBI resources against parents speaking up at school board meetings by declaring them to be domestic terrorists. He did so without revealing his conflict of interest that his family is in the business of publishing Critical Race Theory (CRT) materials to sell to schools. 

IS BIDEN’S AG MERRICK GARLAND A CROOK? ORDERS FBI TO INVESTIGATE PARENTS OPPOSING CRT HATE IN SCHOOLS. GARLAND’S SON PUBLISHES CRT PROPAGANDA. – LINK

BIDEN ATTORNEY GENERAL MERRICK GARLAND’S CONGRESSIONAL TESTIMONY A DISASTER (VIDEO) – LINK

HOMELAND SECURITY AT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING AND GOP EVENTS IN VIRGINIA HOURS AFTER ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND TESTIFIED UNDER OATH IT WOULDN’T HAPPEN (VIDEO) – LINK

It looks like Megyn Kelly and Andrew McCarthy were right, it was a fishing expedition. 

There are several videos below but we encourage you to watch them all. 

Attorney and talk host Megyn Kelly speaks with famed law professor Alan Dershowitz and rising legal star Harmeet Dhillon with some excellent legal analysis you wont see on CNN. 

Famed law professor Jonathan Turley, who like Dershowitz is a Democrat, in his own gentle way, takes the FBI/Democrat legal narrative apart. 

Tulsi Gabbard (another Democrat) , Senator Rand Paul, Jesse Watters, Marco Rubio and Leo Terrell deliver hard hitting commentary. 

Famed author and Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams uses a long form Socratic method dissecting the FBI/Democrat narrative, his videos are long but so worth your time. If by the end of watching you are not convinced what he is saying is true, nothing ever will.