WATCH LIVE: House Judiciary subcommittee holds first hearing on DOJ ‘weaponization’

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Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) and the House Judiciary Committee will hold the first subcommittee hearing on the alleged “weaponization” of federal agencies, particularly the Justice Department, on Thursday.

The subcommittee is expected to hear from two former FBI agents on how the bureau has become overly politicized, the Washington Examiner exclusively learned. Ex-agents Thomas J. Baker and Nicole Parker are expected to share what they view as the FBI’s transformation into a partisan agency they say has targeted the public and their constitutional rights, per a copy of their testimony.

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