White House Staffer’s Attorney Denies FBI Recording Claim

White House Staffer's Attorney Denies FBI Recording Claim

Source: Fox News

Summary

The White House chief of staff Susie Wiles’ attorney has denied claims that he agreed to let the FBI record a call with Wiles without her knowledge. The FBI had subpoenaed Wiles’ and Kash Patel’s phone records in 2022 and 2023. At least 10 FBI employees were fired over the matter. The attorney stated that he “categorically denies” allowing his client to be recorded by the FBI. Wiles reportedly believes her attorney and thinks the Biden-era FBI may have lied about it.


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As expected, the matter has reached another stage.

White House chief of staff Susie Wiles’ attorney denies claims of secretly recording a call with Wiles. The FBI had already been under scrutiny for its use of subpoenas and investigative tools. At least 10 FBI employees were fired over the matter. The attorney’s denial has sparked a wave of support from conservatives and Trump allies. The incident has raised concerns about the FBI’s actions and the use of surveillance.

The familiar dance of denial and defense has begun.


Author: Evan Null