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Taylor Budowich, an aide to former President Donald Trump, blasted the U.S. justice system after he testified before a federal grand jury hearing evidence about the alleged mishandling of government documents.

Reports said Budowich was questioned on Wednesday by Jay Bratt, a counterintelligence chief at the Justice Department.

James Comer (R-KY) moved to hold FBI Director Christopher A. Wray in contempt of Congress Wednesday for not fully complying with a subpoena to produce a document that he says contains allegations from a confidential informant about President Joe Biden and his family, The Washington Post reported.

“To date, the FBI has refused to comply with our lawfully issued subpoena and even refused to admit the record’s existence up until a week ago,” Comer said in a statement Wednesday as he released the contempt resolution. “The FBI created this record based on information from a credible informant who has worked with the FBI for over a decade and paid six figures.”

Fox News host Sean Hannity suggested on Tuesday's edition of his radio show that the possibility of former President Donald Trump getting charged with obstruction of justice is unfair because President Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton never had their homes "raided" by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

"So you know, and here's the other problem, you know, with top secret classified documents. So what they're doing here is they're not going to go after what they thought was the crime. Because they didn't raid Hillary Clinton's residences. They didn't raid Joe Biden's four places where he had top secret classified information. No," Hannity complained.

CNN senior justice correspondent Evan Perez believes former President Donald Trump should start worrying about his one-time chief of staff cooperating with federal prosecutors.

In breaking down news that former Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows has testified before a grand jury convened by special counsel Jack Smith, Perez pointed to a statement given by Meadows' attorney as particularly worrisome for the former president.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's drive to impeach several members of the government is going to backfire on the GOP, Washington Post columnist Greg Sargent predicted Tuesday.

Greene last month introduced articles of impeachment against President Joe Biden and four executive branch appointees including Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) is pushing for a contempt of Congress vote against Mark Pomerantz, a former prosecutor in the Manhattan District Attorney's office who was called to testify about D.A. Alvin Bragg's prosecution of former President Donald Trump.

Gaetz said he is unsatisfied with the number of questions Pomerantz invoked the Fifth Amendment on, reported The Independent.

Donald Trump's allies have been hunting for evidence to exonerate the former president and his supporters who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, but one analyst said they've been "chasing shadows."

House speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) gave access to surveillance footage from the riot to two Trump-backing writers, Julie Kelly and John Solomon, after giving video to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, but none of them have managed to produce a bombshell to "reshape the obvious reality of the day," wrote Washington Post columnist Philip Bump.

The men's PGA agreed to merge with the LIV Golf tour in a huge announcement Tuesday – much to the chagrin of families of 9/11 victims that have spoken out against the Saudi-backed LIV group for months.

A statement posted by Semafor reporter Max Tani revealed the group is "shocked and deeply offended" by the merger. They explained that the LIV Golf league is "bankrolled by billions of sports washing money from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Saudi operatives played a role in the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and now it is bankrolling all of professional golf."