Republicans probe FBI about Biden informant

House Republicans have launched an investigation into the FBI’s use of an informant in its probe of President Joe Biden and his administration. The informant, identified only as “John Doe” in court documents, allegedly provided information to the FBI about potential misconduct by Biden and his associates.

Republicans have raised concerns about the FBI’s handling of the informant and have called for greater transparency from the bureau. They have accused the FBI of bias and political motivation in its investigation of Biden, and have demanded answers about the informant’s role in the probe.

The probe comes as tensions between Republicans and the Biden administration continue to escalate, with the GOP accusing the president of overreach and abuse of power. Biden, for his part, has dismissed the investigation as a partisan attack and has vowed to cooperate with any legitimate inquiries.

It remains to be seen what the outcome of the investigation will be, but it is clear that the FBI’s use of informants in high-profile cases continues to be a contentious issue.