From its inception in 1947, the CIA has been barred from spying on Americans, conducting internal security functions or meddling in U.S. domestic affairs. As recently as last week, Secretary of State Antony Blinken was insisting he is apolitical too. "From my perspective, I'm not not engaging in politics," America's top diplomat declared.
Both of those long-held claims are directly challenged by a new joint investigative report set to be released Wednesday by the House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees that traces the origins of the now-infamous letter signed in fall 2020 by 51 U.S. intelligence pros who falsely discredited Hunter Biden's laptop in the final days of the 2020 election as Russian disinformation.
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