The State Department Inspector General has released a blistering report documenting how probable Iranian agent-of-influence Robert Malley was allowed to have access to highly classified information and meetings even after his security clearance was belatedly pulled by the Biden-Harris regime for mishandling classified information.
Unlike former President Trump, Malley was never prosecuted for his mishandling of classified information even though he was closely affiliated with an Iranian-sponsored group dubbed the “Iran Experts Initiative” (IEI), a network of influential academics and researchers across the world who would advocate on behalf of Tehran on several important issues — see High-Level Iranian Spy Ring Busted in Washington.
State Department officials failed to follow standard procedures when handling the security clearance suspension of Iran special envoy Rob Malley, leading to “significant confusion” about what work he was allowed to do, the department’s inspector general has concluded following a monthslong investigation.
In some instances, the confusion “likely led” Malley to engage on topics “outside the limited scope of issues on which he was authorized to work,” according to the report, which was obtained by POLITICO.
The words “deviated” and “confusion” are doing a lot of heavy lifting in the reporting as the White House lied to Congress about Malley’s status.
Malley’s whereabouts first raised questions when he skipped a classified congressional briefing on Iran in May 2023. At the time, State Department officials told lawmakers that Malley was on “extended personal leave” and suggested that his absence might be related to a family health issue. […]
— Read More: redstate.com
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