Grassley's FBI Doc: Clinton Foundation Probe, Double Standard

0:00It's April 27th, welcome to U.S. News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Senator Chuck Grassley from Iowa just dropped a 12-page FBI document from the Washington Field Office. It lays out a preliminary probe into the Clinton Foundation with serious claims of foreign cash, political favors, and top-level access. Think donations linked to speaking fees that raise red flags on influence pedaling. The file details stuff like $2,350,000 from the ex-head of Russia's Iranian One Deal. Then there's a polar resources exec donating right before U.S. diplomats jumped into a Bangladesh mining issue. Hillary Clinton's Russia trip allegedly pushed a $3.7 billion Boeing jet deal, and boom, Boeing donate to $900,000 two months later. Grassley points to pushback from the Justice Department's public integrity section under Ray Holzer, who shed it down despite field offices in New. York, Little Rock, and DC pushing forward.

1:02Holzer called the FBI briefing weak, even relying on a book for some tips, but others inside saw outright hostility from DOJ. Even after Trump took office, things dragged, he action set unresolved for nearly two years by March 6th, 2020. Critics slam this as a double standard, especially next to the full-blown Crossfire Hurricane probe on Trump's camp over thinner Russia tips from, Papa Doveless. Grassley nails it. The Justice Department picks winners and losers based on power and party, not straight law enforcement. This DOC reignites calls for real accountability across the board.