Joe Biden's pick to head the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives did not disclose with Congress earlier this year his previous interview with Chinese state-run media, a Wednesday report revealed.
David Chipman, a senior policy advisor at the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence and former ATF special agent, appeared on China Global Television Network – formerly CCTV – to discuss the Sandy Hook mass shooting in December 2012, Fox News first reported.
A YouTube video of the interview, titled 'David Chipman on Connecticut school shooting: What can be done next?', is still up on CGTN's channel, but only has amassed a little over 6,000 views in the eight-and-a-half years it has been uploaded on the site.
The interview, however, was not included as part of the media appearances Chipman disclosed to the Senate as part of a 16-page list of previous interviews and quotes he provided to media.
It is believed that Chipman was used by Chinese Communist Party (CCP) as propaganda to cover up for a mass stabbing of two dozen children in China on the same exact day as the school shooting in the U.S.
Joe Biden's pick to head the ATF, David Chipman, failed to disclose in a questionnaire for the Senate earlier this year that he participated in an interview with Chinese state-run media about the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012
It is believed that the interview was used as propaganda to cover up a mass stabbing of two dozen children in China on the same exact day as the Sandy Hook shooting in the U.S.
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As the Sandy Hook Massacre on December 14, 2012 unfolded, across the world a 36-year-old man, identified as Min Yongjun, stabbed 23 children and an elderly woman at a school in Henan Province,
