A damning new segment on The Ingraham Angle has put the FBI’s top brass squarely back in the crosshairs, and patriotic Americans should be furious. New York Post columnist Miranda Devine walked viewers through fresh revelations that make the Bureau’s recent explanations look like damage control rather than accountability.
Devine’s reporting exposes an extensive digital trail left by Thomas Crooks that directly contradicts years of official assurances that there were no red flags to find. Investigators and journalists uncovered as many as 17 online accounts tied to Crooks, with violent rhetoric and searches dating back to his mid-teens that paint a chilling picture of radicalization. That kind of evidence cannot be written off as a coincidence or a clerical error; it demands answers.
Even worse, members of Congress and outside observers say the FBI repeatedly stonewalled the probe and withheld material information from lawmakers trying to get to the truth. Republicans on the Hill have complained about contradictory testimony from Bureau officials and slammed the agency for obstructing oversight while the public is left in the dark. This isn’t merely bureaucracy behaving badly — it looks like a pattern of secrecy that protects the institution before it protects the people.
The White House and prominent conservatives are rightly demanding a full accounting, and pressure is mounting for subpoenas and a renewed investigation into both the shooter’s motive and the FBI’s bungled first response. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has said Americans deserve answers, and congressional inquiries are probing why crucial digital traces were apparently omitted from official reports. If the Bureau is going to be trusted to keep our communities safe, it cannot be allowed to stonewall oversight when lives and national security are at stake.
Across conservative outlets the call is clear: reopen the investigation, demand whistleblowers testify publicly, and hold leadership accountable if they misled Congress or the American people. The New York Post and others are insisting on a fresh look at both the shooter’s background and the institutional failures that let warning signs slip through the cracks. The American people are tired of elite agencies that answer to no one while the rest of us live with the consequences.
Now is the moment for principled conservatives and every hardworking American who values law and order to insist on transparency and consequences. The FBI was created to defend the Republic, not to protect its own reputation, and any leader who prioritizes cover-ups over victims must be removed. If Washington won’t act, voters will — and that should send a chill through any official who thinks they’re above scrutiny.
