正在加载视频...

视频加载失败

MS NOW reports they have now seen contemporaneous corroborating evidence supporting the sexual assault claims made by a former staffer against Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA). The staffer confirmed her story and provided documents showing that, at the time of the incidents, she had discussed them with friends and doctors....

70,047 次观看 • 5 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

0 条评论

暂无评论

原始帖子的评论将显示在这里

相关视频

SPIES. SEX. SECRETS ON CAPITOL HILL. Newly declassified FBI files just confirmed it: Rep. Eric Swalwell admitted under questioning that he had sex with Christine “Fang Fang” Fang - a woman the Bureau believed was tied to China’s Ministry of State Security. Her own parents were reportedly MSS officers. The FBI’s codename for her as they tried to recruit her as a Confidential Human Source? “RUSTY THUMBS.” The files describe Fang showing up at Swalwell’s apartment late at night, banging on the door and let in by a mysterious third person, and Swalwell - he says he was on Ambien - barely remembering what happened next. She didn’t stop there. Fang helped place interns in his campaign and D.C. office. Swalwell told agents he skipped normal intern vetting protocol because they came from Fang’s Asian-American civic group. DOJ never charged Fang Fang or Swalwell. And guess whose desk the case coincidently fell on? Jack Smith, the “special” prosecutor that went after President Trump. Swalwell resigned from Congress this April - over separate misconduct allegations from other women. Unrelated to Fang. But you have to wonder: is this a pattern? Is a lawmaker who can’t manage his own impulses a national security risk? Should Congress have stricter rules given how exposed these guys clearly are? And now that it’s confirmed he admitted this to the FBI - should Swalwell have told his constituents himself instead of dodging the question for a decade? And furthermore- was Fang Fang so irresistible that Swalwell should get a pass? If a base line IQ Congressman from California can't resist having sex with an alleged Chinese spy, then can you imagine what other temptations might compromise other politicians? Tell us what you think about all this the comments below👇👇 The White House Eric Swalwell Just the News John Solomon Oversight Committee Cara Castronuova

LindellTV

187,165 次观看 • 1 个月前

WATCH: The Sunday shows immediately cover the rape allegations against U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell. Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy describes how he tried to get rid of Swalwell since the Fang Fang days. JON KARL: We don't have much time left, but I wanted the- the allegations against Eric Swalwell, which have not been independently confirmed by ABC, he's denied them all- but serious sexual misconduct allegations. And now you have a, you know, an army of Democrats, uh, abandoning his, uh, his campaign for governor. He was the leading candidate, uh, Democratic candidate for governor. And now he's facing calls to drop out from people like Nancy Pelosi. KEVIN McCARTHY: Listen, let me be very clear. I tried to get rid of Swalwell six, eight years ago when I got the briefing, when I became leader with the FBI- Nancy Pelosi was in the room. I turned to her and said, how can you keep him on Intel? Intel is a select committee that only the leaders put on, that you know all the secrets that the members do not. I made a motion... KARL: But- is this about sexual misconduct allegations or… McCARTHY: It was a combination with the Chinese spy and it led to all that. Every member in Congress knows not to- not to let any young staffer get around Swalwell or Matt Gaetz. It- it’s- it's not a secret there. There's a reason why you didn't want those two people around. He was the leading candidate for governor. He probably could have won the primary and gotten there. But this all came forward. And these young women deserve justice. DONNA BRAZILE: I agree… KARL: Donna, should he drop out? BRAZILE: His campaign is in a free fall right now, with top staffers leaving. And let me just say this, as someone who knows at least one of the victims that have come forward, I’m very concerned. KARL: Thank you, Donna.

Jorge Bonilla

669,459 次观看 • 5 个月前

WATCH: Congresswoman Jayapal, on NBC's Meet the Press, is asked about the Swalwell allegations- says she would vote for expulsion of Swalwell and Gonzales. KRISTEN WELKER: I do want to ask you about your colleague Congressman Eric Swalwell. You heard me discussing this with Congressman Donalds. He's facing allegations of sexual assault from a former staff member which, we should say, which Swalwell says are completely false and politically motivated. Notable, though: House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, Senator Adam Schiff, Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi are calling for Swalwell to end his run for California governor. Do you think that Swalwell should drop out of the gubernatorial race? PRAMILA JAYAPAL: I absolutely do. This is- as you know, I've been very vocal on behalf of survivors of the Epstein scandal, and I think that what we are seeing now is an emergence of women across the country who have been dismissed, told to shut up, told to move on, who have been abused by men in powerful positions. This is not a partisan issue. This cuts across party line, and it is depravity of the way that women have been treated, and I'm just inspired by the courage and the bravery of the women who came forward. This is clearly a pattern. I've already called for Congressman Swalwell to drop out of the gubernatorial race, and I think we have to hold everybody accountable. WELKER: Do you think- you just heard Congressman Donalds say he would vote to expel Eric Swalwell. Will you vote to expel Eric Swalwell? JAYAPAL: And Congressman Gonzales. I would. I've already said that I think that these things, these charges and allegations and the pattern of abuse and in Congressman Gonzales' case he actually admitted to the affair with the- or to the, you know, harassment with his staffer. This is also important for staffers across the Capitol to see that their bosses don't get to do this to them. So I do think that both of them need to step down from Congress, let these investigations happen, you know, but I think that this is very important that we believe women and that we show people across the Capitol and across the country that we will not accept this kind of behavior.

Jorge Bonilla

174,854 次观看 • 5 个月前

FBI raids Eric Swalwell’s home after airport search, while multiple women accuse him of sexual assault. According to new reporting, the FBI confronted Swalwell at the San Francisco airport on Saturday. He was cooperative and was not detained or arrested. The next day, Sunday, agents executed a search warrant at his Washington, D.C. home and seized electronics. The warrant cited a federal statute that makes it a crime for a public official to deprive someone of their constitutional rights. The FBI is not commenting. Swalwell’s attorneys have been contacted. Separately, Swalwell is facing multiple sexual assault allegations from several women. One woman, identified as Ilana, claims Swalwell raped and drugged her at a West Hollywood hotel in 2018. In her own words: “He raped me and he choked me. While he was choking me, I lost consciousness and I thought I died.” Swalwell’s response: “These allegations of sexual assault are flat out false. They did not happen. They have never happened. I will fight them with everything that I have.” Meanwhile, newly declassified documents show that in 2015 and 2016 FBI interviews, Swalwell admitted to having physical relations “on a handful of occasions” with a suspected Chinese spy known as Fang Fang. The last encounter occurred in 2015, while he was already serving in Congress. So to recap: • FBI searching his electronics under a civil rights statute. • Multiple women accusing him of rape and assault. • Confirmed physical relationship with a Chinese intelligence operative while in office. This is not a quiet week for Eric Swalwell.

Gunther Eagleman™

55,166 次观看 • 1 个月前