Part 11/15:
Critical View on the FBI’s Handling of Specific Cases
Multiple members scrutinized the FBI’s handling of high-profile incidents:
Jeffrey Epstein: Members argued the FBI has not fully disclosed or acted upon credible evidence of Epstein’s larger network, especially regarding clients and co-conspirators beyond Epstein and Maxwell. The director maintained that the most legally and ethically permissible investigations and disclosures were ongoing within court and legal constraints.
January 6th: Questions centered on whether FBI sources infiltrated the Capitol protests, with some members claiming that agents or informants broke laws or acted improperly. The director affirmed ongoing inquiries but refused to comment publicly on specific sources or investigations.