FBI 'stonewalled' House Trump assassination attempt investigation, congressmen allege

Fox NewsWednesday, November 19, 2025 at 12:29:19 PM
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FBI 'stonewalled' House Trump assassination attempt investigation, congressmen allege
  • Two Republican lawmakers have alleged that the FBI has 'stonewalled' the congressional investigation into the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, raising serious concerns about the agency's cooperation and transparency.
  • This allegation highlights the ongoing tensions between congressional oversight and federal agencies, particularly in high
  • The situation reflects broader issues regarding the FBI's handling of investigations related to threats against public officials, as well as the political ramifications of such incidents in a polarized environment.
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