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Source: www.theepochtimes.com...< br />
Michael Kortan, the head of the FBI’s Office of Public Affairs until his retirement early in 2018, during his tenure accepted baseball tickets from reporters with CNN and The New York Times and lied about the gifts under oath, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ) Office of Inspector General (OIG).
One Example: “I have an extra ticket for tomorrow nights Nats game. Would you like to join?” the CNN correspondent wrote to Kortan on May 8, 2016. “Good seats.”
“I’m in!” Kortan replied.
“Great,” wrote the CNN correspondent.
According to the report, Kortan coordinated media coverage and participated in high-level calls.
He arranged the Oct. 21, 2016, damage control call during which FBI agent Peter Strzok briefed former bureau officials about the handling of the Clinton-email probe.
The briefing was meant to try to get the former officials to “stop criticizing the case,” FBI attorney Lisa Page told the OIG.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Agit8dChop
If Barr and Durham played by the same rules as Mueller and his team, there would be lots of leaks to news outlets who gave them "favors", for those leaks.
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
While it is a bit of smoke.. a couple of tickets to a sports game can simply be written off as friends inviting friends.
there needs to be footage of envelopes swapping hands, bank transactions, paypal payments or something!
it is however the FBI being caught in a lie.
and if Manafort and Flynn prove anything its that a tiny law is grounds to destroy your life unless you cooperate!
I hope Durham and Barr are playing by the same rules the Democrats and Mueller played by!
The inspector general said that accepting the tickets violated federal regulations, which ban accepting gifts from certain people. The official, the inspector general said, initially claimed under oath to have paid for the tickets — only to acknowledge five days later that that was not true. The reporter was also not named.
A senior FBI official retired from the bureau amid an investigation that found the official had accepted sports tickets from a news reporter and falsely claimed to have paid for them, the Justice Department inspector general announced Tuesday.
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
While it is a bit of smoke.. a couple of tickets to a sports game can simply be written off as friends inviting friends.
there needs to be footage of envelopes swapping hands, bank transactions, paypal payments or something!
it is however the FBI being caught in a lie.
and if Manafort and Flynn prove anything its that a tiny law is grounds to destroy your life unless you cooperate!
I hope Durham and Barr are playing by the same rules the Democrats and Mueller played by!
originally posted by: contextual
Opening poster is comparing going to a baseball game to a president impeaching himself in front of the worlds press?
originally posted by: contextual
Opening poster is comparing going to a baseball game to a president impeaching himself in front of the worlds press?
originally posted by: contextual
Opening poster is comparing going to a baseball game to a president impeaching himself in front of the worlds press?
originally posted by: Agit8dChop
While it is a bit of smoke.. a couple of tickets to a sports game can simply be written off as friends inviting friends.