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Biden’s Admin Blocks FBI Interview – What Are They Hiding?

In the midst of the Biden bribery scandal and Donald Trump’s third indictment, it is important not to overlook the revealing details about Facebook’s biased actions during the 2020 election. The connection to the Biden bribery saga starts with Hunter Biden’s laptop. Representative Jim Jordan, who oversees the House Judiciary Committee and the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, took to Twitter to expose the lies from both the FBI and Facebook regarding a meeting about The New York Post’s story.

One FBI agent, Elvis Chan, found himself in the spotlight as he served as the middleman between Silicon Valley and the bureau’s Foreign Influence Task Force. Jordan’s Twitter thread shed light on the fact that the FBI acknowledged the authenticity of the laptop in October, based on previous depositions, but intentionally withheld crucial information from social media platforms. During an October 14 meeting with Twitter, one agent admitted to the laptop’s legitimacy, prompting internal discussions on how to handle questions about it moving forward. The consensus among these high-ranking officials? “No comment.”

What adds an intriguing twist to the situation is Agent Chan’s claim of not being involved in any meetings regarding Hunter Biden’s laptop. However, internal Facebook documents paint a different picture. Perhaps this is why the Biden administration is obstructing the committee’s attempts to speak with Agent Chan. The puzzle pieces are falling into place, revealing a web of election interference that demands further investigation and truth-seeking. Republicans must keep pursuing this matter until all the facts are brought to light. Election integrity must not be compromised.

Written by Staff Reports

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