The article they cited was a press release from Jim Jordan about a letter he wrote to the FBI director Christopher Wray, so I’m not sure why they think they cited a DOJ report.
I’m talking about you calling Vox ‘highly biased liberal garbage’ but in this conversation you’ve failed more fact checks than they have in five years.
Now you’re trying to change the topic away from my question.
Why did you call it a DOJ report when it clearly isn’t?
How does the Vox article dispute the DOJ report I cited?
The reason you won’t answer my question isn’t that it’s irrelevant, it’s because you are unable to admit when you’re wrong and are doubling down with your agenda.
James Comey expressed remorse for his handling of the investigation into Clinton’s emails.
I guess they learned from that and didn’t publicize their investigation into the laptop which five years later hasn’t resulted in any charges or convictions.
What do you think the FBI should have done differently?
The article they cited was a press release from Jim Jordan about a letter he wrote to the FBI director Christopher Wray, so I’m not sure why they think they cited a DOJ report.
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But you called it a DOJ report.
You linked a press release from Jim Jordan that briefly mentions an attorney with the Department of Justice who sat in the interview of Laura Dehmlow.
Why are you calling it a DOJ report?
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I’m talking about you calling Vox ‘highly biased liberal garbage’ but in this conversation you’ve failed more fact checks than they have in five years.
Now you’re trying to change the topic away from my question.
Why did you call it a DOJ report when it clearly isn’t?
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The reason you won’t answer my question isn’t that it’s irrelevant, it’s because you are unable to admit when you’re wrong and are doubling down with your agenda.
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James Comey expressed remorse for his handling of the investigation into Clinton’s emails.
I guess they learned from that and didn’t publicize their investigation into the laptop which five years later hasn’t resulted in any charges or convictions.
What do you think the FBI should have done differently?