FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe has some explaining to do. The top FBI official's seven-hour testimony contained "numerous conflicts with the testimony of previous witnesses."
One of the main players in the FBI's collusion against American Democracy, Hillary Clinton supporter and FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, is being forced to retire early next year after his corruption was fully exposed by text messages uncovered between his subordinate and mistress.
The Gateway Pundit reports that McCabe's retirement announcement comes on the heels of a major shake up at the FBI; Wray just removed Comey "confidant" and suspected leaker James Baker from his top post as general counsel.
Via WaPo...
Andrew McCabe, the FBI's deputy director who has been the target of Republican critics for more than a year, plans to retire in a few months when he becomes fully eligible for pension benefits, according to people familiar with the matter.The Gateway Pundit reports...
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McCabe won't become eligible for his full pension until early March. People close to him say he plans to retire as soon as he hits that mark. "He's got about 90 days, and some of that will be holiday time. He can make it,'' said one.
A spokesman for McCabe declined to comment, as did an FBI spokesman.
The pressure on McCabe has only intensified, though. He got an eight-hour grilling from the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday, and returned to Congress on Thursday to face more than nine hours of questions from the House Judiciary and Oversight committees.
Other senior FBI officials, including those who worked closely with McCabe and Comey, are expected to face similar questioning from Congress next year.
Andrew McCabe took a grilling in a closed door testimony last week which left many saying he would be fired from his position as FBI Deputy Director.FOX News reported...
McCabe treated Hillary's criminal email investigation with kid gloves.
As previously reported, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) revealed on Fox News Friday that email evidence from FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe indicates the Hillary Clinton email probe was coded "HQ Special." The term suggests the probe did not follow standard investigative procedures, likely 'softening,' the bureau's findings.
Andrew McCabe also has some explaining to do. The top FBI official's seven-hour testimony contained "numerous conflicts with the testimony of previous witnesses" prompting new subpoenas to be issued.
Investigators say McCabe recounted to the panel how hard the FBI had worked to verify the contents of the anti-Trump "dossier" and stood by its credibility. But when pressed to identify what in the salacious document the bureau had actually corroborated, the sources said, McCabe cited only the fact that Trump campaign adviser Carter Page had traveled to Moscow. Beyond that, investigators said, McCabe could not even say that the bureau had verified the dossier's allegations about the specific meetings Page supposedly held in Moscow.According to Circa News, Andrew McCabe is being investigated by the Office of U.S. Counsel for violating the Hatch Act. The Hatch Act prohibits FBI agents from campaigning in partisan races. Photos of McCabe campaigning for his wife raised questions about McCabe's compliance with the law.
McCabe has close ties to the Hillary Clinton campaign. Newsweek reported...
Concerns came after revelations by media outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, that a political action committee affiliated with Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, who has ties to Bill and Hillary Clinton, contributed almost $500,000 to the 2015 Virginia state Senate campaign of McCabe's wife, Jill McCabe. (She lost the election.) She also received $207,788 from the Virginia Democratic Party, which is connected to McAuliffe, a Democrat.McCabe holding off his retirement for next year so as to suck up all his funded pension benefits...
Is it any wonder that many people are totally disgusted with ALL politicians, of both parties, as well as nearly all people who work for the gov't in any capacity?