FBI Agent Blows Whistle on Mueller Probe Bias

0:00On March 16, a former FBI agent from Robert Mueller's Russia probe has come forward with claims of serious misconduct and anti-Trump bias among the investigators. The agent says the team showed open hostility toward then, President Trump, pushing a gid-him attitude during the two-year investigation into alleged, campaign ties to Russia. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley recently released a letter detailing these whistleblower allegations. He sent it to Attorney General Pam Bondi, an FBI Director Cash Patel, demanding documents to back up the claims of unprofessional behavior. Grassley argues this confirms long-held worries that political bias tainted the Mueller team's decisions. He says the public deserves real answers about what went wrong. The accusations first surfaced back in December 2020 during an internal FBI review of another agent's work on the Russia probe and Hunter. Biden's laptop, specific gripes include anti-Trump cartoons in offices drinking on the job and aggressive pushes for FISA surveillance warrants despite red flags from colleagues.

1:04Mueller's probe wrapped up in March 2019 with no finding of Trump campaign collusion after costing over $30 million. A later review by John Durham in 2023 called the FBI's original handling seriously flawed. Grassley wants all related records by March 29th to dig deeper.