Ron DeSantis: FBI Informant Must Be Allowed to Speak on Uranium 1 Deal
Rep. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) urged the Justice Department to remove a nondisclosure agreement preventing a confidential former FBI informant from testifying before Congress for the criminal probe into the Uranium One deal.
DeSantis, a member of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, said in an interview on Fox News on Sunday that he has spoken with the informant who “helped the FBI uncover this bribery scheme,” leading to bombshell reports about an Obama-era deal allowing a Russian-backed company to purchase a uranium firm that controls mines in the U.S. At the time of the deal, 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was serving as secretary of state, and several investors in Uranium One were Clinton Foundation donors and had ties to her husband, former President Bill Clinton.Why is The Attorney General Hiding the FBI's Uranium 1 Informant?
3 comments:
It's some kind of blackmail, IMO.
AoW, I don't think so. He is simply a member of the swamp and will not vacate the gag. The Clintons will never be prosecuted. Sessions should have never been appointed. That position should have been filled by an outsider, not by someone from the core of the swamp.
Anonymous,
I don't agree with all of your above points, but I certainly agree on this one:
Sessions should have never been appointed.
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