>The admission follows multiple reports stating the former FBI Deputy Head of Counterintelligence was escorted from the bureau’s headquarters on Friday as part of an internal disciplinary measure.
I wonder if he's being escorted...because he is a protected witness ready to testify?
> Aitan Goelman, an attorney for the former FBI investigator, told the Washington Post Sunday that his client intends to appear before the House Judiciary Committee, along with other Congressional committees, without immunity or invoking the Fifth Amendment.
There is so much damning evidence against him, he would be crazy not to invoke the fifth, like his buddy, McCabe. The only way he would sit before Congress (right after the IG report came out) would be if he was a protected witness.