So it looks like the FBI is now turning into the KGB. That's what one U.S. lawmakers said to

Merit Garland, the attorney general of the United States, over the FBI's attacks on parents, parents

who decided to make their voices known at school board meetings. Lawmakers finally got an

opportunity to start asking questions and representative Victoria Sparts, a Republican from Indiana,

who was actually born in the Soviet Union, grilled the U.S. Attorney General over the actions that

the FBI is allegedly taking and over a variety of security concerns that have erupted under

President Joe Biden's administration. Mr. Attorney General, as someone who was born the Soviet

Union, I'm disturbed, very disturbed, she said, by the use of the Department of Justice as a political

tool. Now if you're listening to this right now, do me a favor. I want you to grab our podcast and

I want you to share it with all of your family and friends who are dealing with this issue with

school boards, critical race theory, who are dealing with mass mandates because the FBI has now been

weaponized against you. They're referring to parents now that go to school boards and speak up as

domestic terrorists, back to this quote from the congresswoman, and its power as the police state

to suppress lawful public discourse. She said the FBI started to resemble the OKGB with secret

warrantless surveillance, wiretapping, and intimidation of citizens. School board, she says, is the

latest example. She says, it's interesting that during the Soviet era, the United States criticized

the use of the domestic terrorism concept in the USSR as it told us to press free speech and political

dissent in your recent statement opposing the Texas anti-abortion law. You said it is the foremost

responsibility of the Department of Justice to defend the Constitution. Do you plan to defend

the Second Amendment rights, which are explicitly protected by our Constitution as vigorously as

you do abortion rights? Yes or no, she asked. The congresswoman who was born in Russia later press

Garland over the alleged abuse of FISA warrants by federal law enforcement officials.

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