Biden whistleblowers 'fear for their lives': Republicans say trends now
House Republicans say that the FBI is violating a subpoena to turn over an alleged Biden 'bribery' document because the original informant's life could be in danger if they are 'unmasked.'
According to a 'highly credible' whistleblower, an internal FD-1023 memo created in 2020 based off information from a highly-paid FBI informant apparently details a $5 million 'arrangement' for an exchange of money for policy decisions between then-Vice President Joe Biden and a foreign national.
The leaders of the House Oversight Committee were granted access by the FBI Monday to view the FD-1023 form in a secure facility within the Capitol. But it did not satisfy Republicans who are moving forward with contempt of Congress charges against FBI Director Chris Wray for failing to turn over the document in its entirety.
Following a committee meeting Monday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., told DailyMail.com that the Biden whistleblower in the alleged bribery scheme is now afraid 'someone could kill them if someone found out who they are' for bringing potentially damaging info to light about Joe Biden when he was vice president.
As a result Greene said the whistleblower now 'fears for their own life because of our government.'
According to a 'highly credible' whistleblower, an internal FD-1023 memo created in 2020 based off information from a highly-paid FBI informant apparently details a $5 million 'arrangement' for an exchange of money for policy decisions between then-Vice President Joe Biden and a foreign national
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., told DailyMail.com that the Biden whistleblower in the alleged bribery scheme is now afraid 'someone could kill them'
She also told DailyMail.com that the foreign nation involved in the $5 million money exchange was Ukraine, and that it happened seven years ago.
Greene said it's 'purely political' that the FBI isn't handing over the document - which has the names of the informant and whistleblower redacted to protect their identities.
'And their excuse, which we find to be completely false, is the FBI is claiming it is to protect their informants, even though the names are redacted,' Greene told DailyMail.com.
Greene added that the FBI could take measures to protect the informant's life if they 'cared about doing the right thing.'
She directly accused Wray of protecting Biden by failing to hand over the document, which shows how 'deeply political' the Department of Justice is.
The Georgia congresswoman added that it is necessary to move forward with contempt charges against Wray because the information contained in the document is 'so damaging and so dangerous to our national security' that Americans need the facts.
'The unclassified document should be in our hands right now.'
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna also said Monday that the FBI is afraid the informant would be 'killed' if their identity is revealed.
'Just left meeting for House Oversight. The FBI is afraid their informant will be killed if unmasked, based on the info he has brought forward about the Biden family,' she stated in a tweet.
The Republicans issued a subpoena for the FD-1023 form last month and FBI Director Chris Wray was given a hard deadline of May 30 to hand over the unclassified document, which he did not comply with.
After reviewing the document Monday, Comer told reporters the accusations contained in the form 'suggests a pattern of bribery' consistent with findings the committee has put out publicly.
It's called 'money laundering,' he said, saying it fits within the pattern of over $1 million in Romanian-linked payments to the Biden family revealed last month.
In early May, Republicans released a report digging in on over $10 million received by Biden family members from foreign actors, including previously undisclosed $1 million in Romanian-linked payments, and a 'web' of 20 companies created while President Joe Biden was vice president and pushing anti-corruption efforts
