Hunter Biden inves­ti­ga­tion: Key take­aways from ex-FBI agent Tim­o­thy Thibault’s tes­ti­mo­ny

A for­mer senior FBI offi­cial thrust into the spot­light last year after whistle­blow­ers accused him of mis­con­duct defend­ed him­self to Con­gress this month, say­ing unequiv­o­cal­ly he nev­er used his posi­tion to advance a polit­i­cal agen­da.
Tim­o­thy Thibault, for­mer assis­tant spe­cial agent in charge in the FBI’s Wash­ing­ton Field Office, spoke in can­did detail to the House Judi­cia­ry Com­mit­tee for hours as he sought to set the record straight on numer­ous accu­sa­tions made against him, accord­ing to his near­ly 300-page tes­ti­mo­ny obtained by the Wash­ing­ton Exam­in­er.
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Top Repub­li­cans on the Sen­ate and House Judi­cia­ry Com­mit­tees brought to light last year whistle­blow­er claims against Thibault, includ­ing that he obstruct­ed the Depart­ment of Jus­tice’s Hunter Biden case, inject­ed polit­i­cal bias into the depart­men­t’s inquiry into 2020 alter­nate elec­tors, pushed to inflate the per­cep­tion of domes­tic ter­ror­ism, and post­ed anti-Trump con­tent on social media.
Thibault told com­mit­tee staff his inter­view with them was the first he had spo­ken pub­licly about the claims, all of which he said were untrue, except fo …