[Paladin2]

“he FBI’s Assistant Director of the Directorate of Intelligence, which ordered Agent Meador to notify the Deputy Director and Ms. Ugoretz, ‘when [he] had taken the necessary steps to remove the memorandum, and anything referring to the document, from FBI systems.’”

The FIB is a hotbed of Insurrection.

[cotton1706]

But Trump handled documents improperly.

[I want the USA back]

Obstruction of justice is a crime no matter who does it. But there is no justice in this country as long as the democrats use “law enforcement” as their private pack of thugs.

[epluribus_2]

Wake me when the agents and supervisor are fired or prosecuted. Rip Van Freeper

[coloradan]

Deletion of recirds amounts to presumption of malintent, guilt and conspiracy.

[Honest Nigerian]

They are doing this? Isn’t that obstruction of justice? Or even some worse offense?
Not sure if I need to use the sarcastical tagmark.
Because this is a serious thing. Very serious.

[blackdog]

So cut their funding. Zero line it. They will give you what you ask for, then.

[blackdog]

Deleted is never deleted for we the people. I thought the FBI employed digital forensic computer analysts for just such recovery of “deleted” records?

[Venkman]

Solzhenitsyn said “During my time in the camps, I had got to know the enemies of the human race quite well: they respect the big fist and nothing else; the harder you slug them, the safer you will be." We can’t vote our way out of this.

[falcon99]

Every day the corrupt Wray proves himself to be the biggest and worst Mafia boss in the history of the Country

[curious7]

If true, that’s a felony.

[ElkGroveDan]

According to Agent Meador, there was then a ‘follow-up call’ from Tanya Ugoretz, the FBI’s Assistant Director of the Directorate of Intelligence, which ordered Agent Meador to notify the Deputy Director and Ms. Ugoretz, ‘when [he] had taken the necessary steps to remove the memorandum, and anything referring to the document, from FBI systems.’

The three of them need to go to prison. End of discussion.

[Fledermaus]

100% of FIB employees should be fired.

ALL OF THEM

[Political Junkie Too]

Obstruction of justice!

Interfering with a government procedure!

Tampering with evidence!

And worst of all... it will make the librarians at the National Archives mad!

-PJ

[mass55th]

Of course they did. They conveniently “lose” or destroy important documents that show how corrupt they are. For a law enforcement agency, supposedly answerable to the courts, they seem to lose a lot of evidentiary material. Every document they create can be called into a court of law at any time, but the number of Sandy Berger’s they have working there will protect them from public and judicial scrutiny.