FBI Director Christopher Wray expressed concern over a potential conflict of interest in the selection of the bureau's new headquarters in Maryland. The White House defended the process as 'fair and transparent.' Meanwhile, a high-level congressional committee advising on US nuclear weapons strategy is under scrutiny for potential conflicts of interest with the arms industry. Nine of 12 members have financial ties to defense contractors or think tanks funded by arms makers. The committee's final report and rollout events did not disclose these potential conflicts. Additionally, a federal cleantech agency is disputing a conflict-of-interest report, claiming it contained factual inaccuracies and omitted evidence. Separately, FBI whistleblowers allege the agency targets agents based on their political beliefs and military members for 'disloyalty.'
FBI Whistleblowers Reveal Agency Is Targeting Agents Based on Their Political Beliefs – Report Alleges FBI Targets Military Members for ‘Disloyalty’ via @gatewaypundit https://t.co/BW4T0zL1RG
Federal cleantech agency claims conflict-of-interest report contained factual inaccuracies, omitted evidence. https://t.co/Z4i6Xi2Y6J
How much influence did these defense-industry connected individuals have on the final report on US nuclear weapons strategy? Why did the commission not report these potential conflicts? https://t.co/HVGyEMnVc9
While a congressional commission purports to recommend steps to avoid nuclear conflict, it does nothing to disclose its own potential conflicts of interest with the arms industry in its final report or at rollout events. @EliClifton @BenFreemanDC https://t.co/HVGyEMnVc9
FBI Director Sounds Alarm on Biden Appointee Selecting Site Owned by Former Employer for New Bureau HQ - @RyanAMills77 with the report: https://t.co/mtVsa3gkp7
9/12 members of a congressional committee charged with advising on US nuclear weapons strategy have direct financial ties to contractors or are employed at think tanks that receive considerable funding from arms makers, write @EliClifton + @BenFreemanDC https://t.co/HVGyEMnnmB
Nine of 12 members of a commission proposing a bigger, better nuclear arsenal have financial ties to defense contractors https://t.co/HVGyEMnnmB
While this high level Congressional panel purports to recommend steps to avoid nuclear conflict, it does nothing to disclose its own potential conflicts of interest with the weapons industry. NEW @BenFreemanDC @EliClifton https://t.co/HVGyEMnVc9
NEW @EliClifton and @BenFreemanDC co-pubbed with @guardian on the serious conflicts of interest a high-level congressional committee charged with advising on the U.S.’s nuclear weapons strategy. https://t.co/HVGyEMnVc9
FBI Director Christopher Wray told agency staffers that he was concerned about “a potential conflict of interest” involving the selection of the bureau’s new headquarters in Maryland, according to an email obtained by @NBCNews. https://t.co/3mBcSEM7Ae
FBI chief concerned about "potential conflict of interest" in selecting new headquarters https://t.co/exzIWRrydp https://t.co/BVCvQMruda
FBI Director Christopher Wray told agency staffers that he was concerned about “a potential conflict of interest” involving the selection of the bureau’s new headquarters in Maryland, according to an email obtained by @NBCNews. https://t.co/yEqKcDu89o
The contentious debate over a new FBI headquarters intensified further Thursday as the director said he was concerned about a “potential conflict of interest” in the site selection and the White House defended the process as “fair and transparent. https://t.co/M1N2RbIroa