on Wednesday The Gateway Pundit reported on Hillary’s carelessness and criminal actions that may have led to the deaths of 20 CIA operatives in China.
The Chinese government killed or imprisoned 18 to 20 CIA operatives in China from 2010 to 2012.
At the same time a Chinese-owned company operating in the Washington, D.C., area hacked Hillary Clinton’s private server throughout her term as secretary of state from 2009 to 2012.
The Chinese government was reportedly obtaining Hillary Clinton’s emails in real time.
Her criminal behavior severely damaged US foreign policy.
And the FBI reportedly refused to act.
On Thursday the FBI released a statement on this explosive report.
The Daily Caller reported:
The FBI refuses to disclose whether or not it met with senior members of the Intelligence Community Inspector General on the subject of foreign intrusion of former Secretary Hillary Clinton’s private server.
An FBI spokeswoman refused to confirm if Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG) officials — including Frank Rucker, its chief investigator — briefed top bureau officials about evidence of penetration of Clinton’s private server by a Chinese government intelligence operation. “We have no comment,” she told The Daily Caller News Foundation.
Earlier Wednesday, an FBI spokesman released what appeared to be a categorical statement about the Clinton server: “The FBI has not found any evidence the servers were compromised,” the FBI stated.
The statement does not address a central aspect of TheDCNF’s reporting, which was that the ICIG briefed top bureau officials on three separate occasions to warn the FBI of an “anomaly” they found 30,000 in-bound and outgoing emails.
Rep. Louie Gohmert responded to the FBI’s latest denial.
Gohmert says — It was not the FBI that found the breach, so the FBI statement is technically correct, but very deceptive in its omission.
It was the Obama-appointed Intelligence Community Inspector General that discovered the breach. It was not the #FBI that found it, so their statement was technically correct, but very deceptive in its omission: https://t.co/IIB2Z1TboF
— Louie Gohmert (@replouiegohmert) August 30, 2018
