I've been reading the Statement IG Horowitz provided to the House Committee on Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies.
-89 reports
-463 recommendations
-identified over $7.8 million in "questioned costs"
-opened 190 new misconduct investigations
-resulting in 80 arrests, 129 administrative actions, and over $23.5 million in recoveries
The IG states that DOJ's Top Management and
Performance Challenges are:
1) Enhancing Cybersecurity & Countering Cybercrime 2) Enhancing the Department’s Response to the
Opioid Crisis 3) Strengthening Public Trust in the Department 4) Safeguarding and Promoting National
Security
5) Managing the Post-Pandemic Impact on the DOJ Operations 6) Strengthening Police/Community Partnership and Response to Violent Crime 7) Effective Management of DOJ Contracts and Grants 8) Managing Human Capital 9) Improving Management of the Federal
Prison System.
"...$1.889 million program enhancement to support complex criminal investigations and allow the DOJ OIG to investigate highly sensitive matters relating to allegations of waste, fraud, abuse, and misconduct involving DOJ programs and personnel."
DOJ OIG’s requested $4.865 million cybersecurity and technology program enhancement for
-Software modernization
-eDiscovery, AI, and machine learning capabilities
-Body Worn Camera Program
And finally, $10 million for the OIG's oversight of DOJ's Crime Victim's Fund.
"OIG’s plans for future CVF oversight include initiating an audit of DOJ’s financial management of the
CVF. "
Interesting.
Here is a link to IG Horowitz's testimony before the House Cmte.
I have to admit, I haven't watched. Might do later.
The Alliance for Global Justice (AFGJ)
The Tides Center
The Community Justice Exchange (CJE)
The Massachusetts Bail Fund (MBF)
The Minnesota Freedom Fund (MFF)
“race equity” is just racialism dressed up as fairness.
The FBI Opening EC that was disclosed in a filing in United States v. Comey tells us that a highly interesting document and a key piece of the Russiagate scandal was discovered in Room 9582, FBI HQ, Washington, D.C.
"This [Counterintelligence Operational Lead, or CIOL], believed to have been missing for several years, was dated September 07, 2016, and contained certain intelligence related to the 2016 U.S. presidential election campaign."
The Opening EC, dated July 21, 2025, is for a preliminary investigation into violations of 18 USC 2071—Concealment, Removal, or Mutilation Generally of Capstone and/or Government Records, and related crimes.
🧵A second superseding indictment has been filed against nine members of a North Texas Antifa cell who were already charged with rioting, attempted murder, and material support to terrorists related to an attack on an ICE detention facility last summer.
This new indictment makes a small edit to the mention of a co-conspirator (not charged in this case, likely cooperating) and adds four pages concerning forfeiture upon conviction.
Video brief here
Remember, this is the first time an Antifa group has been hit with terrorism charges, and the case could serve as a template for future cases against the violent Marxist group.
Some members have already reached plea agreements on the terrorism charge.
United States v. Arnold et al
(North Texas Antifa Cell)
Second Superseding Indictment filed.
This new indictment makes a small edit to the mention of a co-conspirator (not charged in this case, likely cooperating) and adds four pages concerning forfeiture upon conviction.
Defense needs more time to review discovery.
Prosecutors do not oppose.
Urge the court to set aside the Speedy Trial Act.
Cole Jr. is currently detained on the complaint.
He has not entered a plea.