Whistleblower(s) from IRS sworn testimony on Biden Investigation

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(07-19-2023, 04:46 AM)pally Wrote: That’s a pretty standard guidance letter given to any federal officer testifying.  Nothing nefarious about it.  He can’t discuss on ongoing investigation. He can’t discuss anything that falls under executive privilege.  Same guidelines have been provided for years it is not particular to this case. That’s the counsel’s job, to remind witnesses of the legal parameters of their testimony.

Wrong again, he has protected whistleblower status. He already testified.  The whole point of a whistleblower is they can tell the truth without fear of retribution. I know the truth in this case is against what you want, but too late, the world gets to hear it today.