Jordan Questions Charges Against FBI Informant in Biden Probe, Citing Steele Contrast
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan expressed concern over a "double standard" after an FBI informant on the Biden probe was charged with lying.
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The informant, Alexander Smirnov, allegedly falsely claimed the Bidens accepted a $5 million bribe from a Ukrainian company.
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Jordan suggested the informant faces charges while Trump dossier author Christopher Steele "continues to get paid."
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Attorneys for Hunter Biden raised concerns Smirnov's testimony may have improperly influenced the DOJ's tax probe into Biden.
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The House Judiciary Committee is set to interview James Biden, the president's brother, behind closed doors on Wednesday.