… earlier this year. The matter was not "pending" since the case had been dismissed by Judge Cannon in July 2024. But this is how Wray's FBI hid politically-charged documents on his way out the door. All nine agents involved in the case were fired.Chris Wray's FBI designated the classified docs investigation--Plasmic Echo--as a "sensitive investigative matter" (SIM, like he did with Hunter Biden file) so only case agents had access. It remained that way until one of Kash Patel's guys forced one of the agents to unseal it earlier this year. The matter was not "pending" since the case had been dismissed by Judge Cannon in July 2024. But this is how Wray's FBI hid politically-charged documents on his way out the door. All nine agents involved in the case were fired.
— Julie Kelly πΊπΈ (@julie_kelly2) October 16, 2026
… "performed their duties apolitically," and their lawyers, Abbe Lowell among them, call what they did "heroic." Heroic… lol.This is not even real… nine former FBI employees who worked the Trump classified documents case, the one that put agents inside Mar-a-Lago, are now suing Kash Patel and Todd Blanche because they were fired with no notice, no hearing and no chance to appeal. They say they "performed their duties apolitically," and their lawyers, Abbe Lowell among them, call what they did "heroic." Heroic… lol. How many Americans got a notice, a hearing and an appeal before this Bureau showed up at their door? I have zero tears for any of them… and yet nine pink slips is not accountability, it is a start, so who answers for the people who signed off on that raid? But hey… "over a century of experience" between them, so you are supposed to feel sorry for them while they ask for their jobs and their back pay. Hard pass. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
— Joe Oltmann (@Joeoltmann) October 15, 2026
How many Americans got a notice, a hearing and an appeal before this Bureau showed up at their door? I have zero tears for any of them… and yet nine pink slips is not accountability, it is a start, so who answers for the people who signed off on that raid?
But hey… "over a century of experience" between them, so you are supposed to feel sorry for them while they ask for their jobs and their back pay. Hard pass.