Whistleblower alleging Biden was involved in a $5 million criminal bribery scheme with a foreigner while he was vice president is a ‘highly credible’ FBI source – using service since the Obama administration
- An FBI investigation of a confidential source who claimed Biden was involved in a criminal bribery scheme found them ‘highly credible’
- The insider alleged that Biden orchestrated a $5 million plot to receive cash in exchange for policy influence
- Several senior officials were alerted to the source’s claims by a whistleblower to shed light on the bomb allegations
The insider behind allegations that Joe Biden was involved in a criminal bribery scheme has been revealed as a “highly credible” FBI source.
The informant was previously used by the agency in multiple investigations into the Obama administration, with a bomb threat indicating a whistleblower was trying to shed light on their claims that then-Vice President Biden orchestrated a $5 million bribe plot involving a foreigner .
It is alleged that Biden was involved in the scheme that involved giving money in exchange for influence over US government policy Fox news.
A person familiar with the revelations told the outlet that the source was a “pre-existing” FBI informant who has been used in multiple investigations separate from the Biden information.
President Joe Biden is accused of being involved in a bribery scheme when he was vice president. He is pictured before giving a commencement speech at the US Air Force Academy on June 1, 2023
Several senior officials were approached by a whistleblower about the damaging information, including House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer and Republican Senator Chuck Grassley.
They claimed that the FBI was in possession of a June 2020 document detailing the source’s claims about Biden.
It included an “accurate description of how the alleged criminal scheme was used and its purpose,” the whistleblower said.
The whistleblower told Fox News that the FBI used the source “for at least several years” before coming forward with the bribery allegations.
The agency’s internal investigation of the source found them to be “highly credible.” The agency did not immediately respond when DailyMail.com reached out.
The FBI would have reviewed the source and found it “highly credible.” Pictured: FBI Director Christopher Wray on May 15, 2023
Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, pictured May 11, 2023, was contacted by a whistleblower about the shocking bribery claims
A spokesperson for Senator Grassley confirmed that the top Republican had been contacted by a whistleblower about the source of the information.
“We know the FBI has very serious allegations against then-Vice President Biden,” they told Fox News.
The question is what they did with it. Did they investigate the clues or sweep them under the rug?
“This is exactly why we need transparency in the document and what did the FBI do with it? That’s what Senator Grassley has been looking for from the beginning.”
Congressman Comer threatened to contempt FBI Director Christopher Wray before Congress after his subpoena of the document in question was rejected by the bureau.
The FBI said it withheld the information, an FD-1023 document used by FBI agents to report allegations from confidential sources, in an effort to protect sources and methods.
In response, Comer said, “FBI Director Wray confirmed the existence of the FD-1023 form alleging that then-Vice President Biden was involved in a criminal bribery scheme involving a foreigner.
“This form, generated by the FBI from a highly credible human informant with years of experience, closely aligns with what we see in our investigation of the Biden family’s influence schemes.
“The committee has been clear in its intent to protect congressional oversight authorities and is prepared to hold the FBI director in contempt of Congress if the agency refuses to comply with a legal subpoena.”
The FBI has reportedly offered to bring the bombshell report and provide a full assessment of Capitol Hill for lawmakers to review Monday in a secure location.