FBI Whistleblower Steve Friend called House Republicans 'soulless demons,' on X after the House GOP voted to give the FBI a $300 million headquarters.
The FBI whistleblower has called House Republicans 'soulless demons' after they voted for funds for a new FBI headquarters, and have not taken steps to reform the troubled bureau. In a tweet posted on X, Thursday, November 9, whistleblower Steve Friend called out the House GOP after they voted to give the FBI a new $300 million headquarters. 'Last year, I brought protected whistleblower disclosures about FBI weaponization to House GOP. They used it to go on TV and get elected.
People who swore to lay down their lives for America have questionable loyalty to the country? They are purging and rebuilding an FBI with people willing to roll over their own countrymen,' Friend said on X. Friend told RedState.com that the House of Representatives has tremendous power that is not being used.
There's a lot more tools at their disposal that I think they have that they've not used,' he said. 'They can defund particular individuals' salaries and positions and programs, and they just haven't done it.
The General Services Administration began the process of building a new FBI headquarters in 2013 under the title 'FBI Headquarters Consolidation,' which would move the current headquarters located at the J. Edgar Hoover Building, at Washington's 935 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW.
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