A loss of confidence in FBI and DOJ

 Fox News:

House Republicans release 1,000-page report alleging politicization in the FBI, DOJ

Whistleblowers say FBI is 'rotted at its core' in Republican report on alleged misconduct

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"The Federal Bureau of Investigation, under the stewardship of Director Christopher Wray and Attorney General Merrick Garland, is broken," the GOP report states. "The problem lies not with the majority of front-line agents who serve our country, but with the FBI's politicized bureaucracy."

Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee say this report is "the first comprehensive accounting of the FBI's problems to date, which undermine the FBI's fundamental law-enforcement mission."

The report features testimony from whistleblowers who describe FBI leadership in Washington, D.C., as "rotted at its core." They allege a "systemic culture of unaccountability" and say the bureau is beset by "rampant corruption, manipulation, and abuse."
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I have been saying that the agencies need a house cleaning for some time now and this report indicates just how bad the current operations are.  It is easy to see how many Americans have lost confidence in the operations of both the FBI and DOJ.

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