Recent documents reveal that government agencies, including the FBI and IRS, have allegedly worked to protect Bill and Hillary Clinton while suppressing evidence against them. This pattern of behavior raises questions about integrity within these agencies.
1. IRS Investigation: In 2019, the IRS began investigating the Clinton Foundation's tax practices after receiving information from whistleblowers John Moynihan and Larry Doyle. They had significant evidence suggesting fraud in the foundation's operations.
2. Sudden Halt: The IRS investigation abruptly ended, and agents informed the whistleblowers that they could no longer discuss the case. The whistleblowers are now contesting the IRS's decision in Tax Court.
3. FBI Probes: Similar investigations by the FBI in 2016 into the Clinton Foundation were also halted by higher officials, despite initial progress. These investigations were influenced by the book "Clinton Cash," which alleged corruption during Hillary’s tenure as Secretary of State.
4. Double Standards: Peter Schweizer, the author of "Clinton Cash," emphasized the contrasting treatment between the Clinton investigations and the FBI's rapid opening of a case against Donald Trump based on minimal evidence.
The cessation of investigations into the Clintons amidst serious allegations has ignited discussions about political corruption and the potential implications for the involved government bodies. The ongoing court battle by the whistleblowers could further illuminate these issues.
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