FBI Is Reopening THREE Major Unsolved Scandals

It’s been a long time coming, but some long-forgotten political scandals are finally back in the spotlight — and you can thank Kash Patel and Dan Bongino for dragging them out of the Deep State’s memory hole.

In a move that’s sure to rattle a few cages, the FBI under Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino has reopened three of the most frustratingly unresolved stories of the last few years. Yes, finally, someone in federal law enforcement is willing to admit that maybe — just maybe — the American people deserve real answers about the kind of nonsense that’s been swept under the rug.

Bongino, a former NYPD officer and Secret Service agent turned conservative sledgehammer, made the announcement on X: the agency is now dedicating resources and weekly briefings to investigate:

1. The mystery bag of cocaine found in the Biden White House.
2. The still-unsolved leak of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs draft opinion.
3. The infamous (and conveniently forgotten) January 6 pipe bombs placed outside the RNC and DNC.

Three scandals. Three investigations swept aside by a corrupt bureaucracy more interested in protecting the Biden family and the progressive elite than in enforcing the law. Until now.

Let’s break it down.

First, the White House cocaine caper. A dime-sized bag of cocaine was found steps from the Situation Room in July 2023. The White House initially claimed there were no cameras, no fingerprints, no DNA, and no suspects — despite the fact that every inch of that building is under constant surveillance. Sure. Now, under Kash’s leadership, we might actually find out who was partying in the West Wing and dropping hard drugs like it’s a frat house.

Second, the Supreme Court leak. When Justice Alito’s draft opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson was leaked in 2022, it shattered the high court’s confidentiality. Riots broke out, justices were doxed, and one was nearly assassinated. And yet — poof! — the Marshal of the Court just shrugged and said, “We don’t know who did it.” Not acceptable then, and it’s even less acceptable now.

And third, the pipe bombs. Somebody planted explosives at both major political party headquarters the night before January 6. The FBI’s been “investigating” for over three years with not a single lead publicly confirmed. Maybe now we’ll find out why they never released the full surveillance footage.

So credit where credit is due. Kudos to Kash Patel, Dan Bongino, and anyone else at the FBI who actually believes in transparency and accountability. Sure, I’m still skeptical we’ll ever get the full Epstein files or answers about what happened in Butler, PA — but if these three cases are really getting the attention they deserve, we’re finally moving in the right direction.

Now let’s see indictments. Enough cover-ups. It’s time for consequences.