Government agencies accused of covering for the Bidens

 Breitbart:

On this week’s broadcast of FNC’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) accused government agency of covering for the Biden family in denying congressional requests for information on investigations pertaining to President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden.

Johnson said there was a similar trend in dealing with the Centers for Disease Control.

“So, the Secret Service is not being — and so we have asked for — requested for information on that because they have no records of it,” he said. “So, once again, we subpoenaed FBI Director Wray. He slow-walked our request. We basically didn’t get squat. Now Secret Service, they gave us the initial records. Past that point, they haven’t given us squat. What workers they have given are highly redacted. So these agencies are covering for the Bidens. They have always been covering for them. Even though he supposedly ended Secret Service protection, they still apparently provided it as well, but off the books. Who knows what’s happening? These agencies are not being forthright. They’re not being transparent. And, quite honestly, Congress is losing its oversight capability.”

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The Biden coverup is wide and deep and includes the mainstream media who seem all in on not reporting Biden's long history of monetizing his office and corruption.  You could see it with the collusion between the deep state and the Democrats trying to impeach Trump for asking questions about the Biden's corrupt deal with Ukraine figures.

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