FBI, Secret Service agents with ties to Biden laptop, Jan. 6 retiring

TWO FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENTS WITH TIES TO HIGHLY CHARGED POLITICAL INVESTIGATIONS ARE CALLING AN END TO THEIR FEDERAL CAREERS AND ENTERING CIVILIAN LIFE.

ASSISTANT SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE TIM THIBAULT RETIRED OVER THE WEEKEND. THIBAULT WAS OF RETIREMENT AGE, BUT HE’S ALSO AT THE CENTER OF THE HUNTER BIDEN LAPTOP CONTROVERSY.

U.S SENATOR CHUCK GRASSLEY CALLED THIBAULT OUT BY NAME LAST MONTH. GRASSLEY SAID BASED ON WHISTLEBLOWER ACCOUNTS, HE BELIEVED THIBAULT HELPED LEAD THE EFFORT IN 2020 TO TORPEDO NEGATIVE REPORTING ABOUT HUNTER BIDEN, THE LAPTOP, AND CONNECTIONS TO THEN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN.

IN RESPONSE TO THIBAULT’S RETIREMENT, SENATOR GRASSLEY SAID “POLITICAL BIAS SHOULD HAVE NO PLACE AT THE FBI,” AND “THE EFFORT TO REVIVE THE FBI’S CREDIBILITY CAN’T STOP WITH HIS EXIT.”

MEANWHILE, SENIOR SECRET SERVICE AGENT TONY ORNATO IS ALSO RETIRING.

ORNATO CAME INTO THE SPOTLIGHT AFTER CASSIDY HUTCHINSON’S TESTIMONY BEFORE THE JANUARY 6^TH COMMITTEE.

HUTCHINSON SAID ORNATO DESCRIBED AN INCIDENT TO HER FROM INSIDE THE PRESIDENTIAL SUV IN WHICH THE FORMER PRESIDENT IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN EXTREMELY UPSET THAT HIS DETAIL WOULDN’T TAKE HIM TO THE CAPITOL BUILDING ON JANUARY 6^TH, 2021.

ORNATO WORKED FOR THE SECRET SERVICE FOR MORE THAN 25 YEARS, AND SAID HE’S BEEN PLANNING TO RETIRE FROM THE AGENCY FOR MORE THAN A YEAR.