[Vlad The Inhaler]

They’re called “subpoenas” and the FBI doesn’t get to pick and choose whether or not to comply with them.

But it's happening nevertheless.

You haven't seen or heard of Strzok and Page being iterviewed or testifying before congress yet, have you?

The FBI and DOJ can't legally deny or ignore FOIA requests either.

But we know it's happening nevertheless.

[Lurker]

If only we had an individual with legal plenary power over the Dept of Justice and the FBI. You know, someone in charge of it the whole shebang. We could give him or her a snappy title, something like, oh I dont know, maybe “Attorny General” or something along those lines.

That person could have legal authority over everyone in that Department and could order people to comply with Congress or lose their jobs.

Too bad we don’t have anything like that.

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[Badboo]

Based on mucho experience in this field, I can tell you there is one very good reason to keep them employed. After the IG report comes out and as much evidence, texts, emails etc. are thoroughly reviewed, then it is ripe to call them before Congress. As feds they can be ordered to, and compelled to give testimony. If they assert the 5th, limited immunity can be granted and if they don’t testify they will be jailed. If they lie, they will be caught, and go to jail. Their only out would be to be truthful and give up any bigger fish if that can be substantiated.

For this to work, Congress must have information from all the sources before the two are subpoenaed or ordered to comply.

I hope this is how it is proceeding. That said Wray, Rosenstein and Sessions can’t be trusted nor anyone working for them in a close position.