FBI Director Christopher Wray stated in an interview on ABC on Monday (12/9/2019) that he would take serious the findings of the Inspector General (IG) that there were numerous errors by the FBI during the investigation of the Trump campaign in 2016. However, Director Wray pointed out that the IG found that the probe into the Trump campaign was opened with appropriate predication and authorization, and that there was no evidence of political bias when the FBI began investigating political contacts between the Trump campaign and Russia.
Clearly, President Trump is not satisfied with Director Wray's response to the IG's report. He tweeted earlier today that he did not believe Director Wray was reading the same report that he, President Trump, had been given. Mr. Trump stated that because of Director Wray's attitude, he will never be able to fix the FBI, which is badly broken despite having some of the greatest men and women working there.
Just as I stated in a post on December 6, 2017, I am again saying that the President calling out Director Wray in his tweet today has credibility. Since 2014, I have filed public corruption complaints with the FBI against the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, the US District Court in San Jose, and several San Jose city officials. Even though I presented indisputable evidence that these officials committed several felonies during the litigation of two discrimination lawsuits I filed against the City of San Jose, Director Wray and the FBI refused to respond to my complaints. It is sufficiently clear that Director Wray and the FBI have problems with ethics. President Trump is right to believe that Director Wray cannot fix the problems at the FBI because of his apparent lack of resolve to do so. Below is a copy of a complaint I filed with Inspector General Horowitz against Director Wray:
Frederick Bates
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March
18, 2019
Council
of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency
1717
H Street, NW, Suite 825
Washington,
DC 20006
Attn:
Michael Horowitz – Inspector General
Re:
Public Corruption Complaints
Dear
Mr. Horowitz,
I respectfully request that you open
an investigation into the conduct of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
(F.B.I.) and the Department of Justice based on their failure to open an
investigation into public corruption complaints I filed against San Jose city
officials and officials with the U.S. District Court – San Jose Division and
the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. My complaints, in the form of letters, allege
that these officials committed several felonies during the litigation of two
lawsuits I filed against the City of San Jose for racial and disability
discrimination. I am black/African American. The crimes I allege against these
officials include conspiracy to obstruct justice and obstruction of justice,
subornation of perjury and perjury, bribery, and fraud. Accompanying my
complaint letters to the F.B.I. and Department of Justice was credible evidence
supporting my allegations. Here is a list of my complaint letters with the
dates and the parties to whom they were directed, as well as dates of meetings
with F.B.I. officials:
May 24, 2014 – Letter
to Special Agent in Charge David J. Johnson – San Francisco F.B.I. Field Office
May 24, 2014 –
Letter to Melinda Haag – U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California
June 17, 2015 –
Email letter to F.B.I. San Francisco Field Office that documents a phone
contact with an F.B.I. employee in the San Francisco Field Office and a meeting
with an F.B.I. agent in the Jackson Mississippi Field Office
July 24, 2017 – Letter
to U.S. Department of Justice-Washington, D.C. (To Whom It May Concern)
July 27, 2017 – Letter
to F.B.I. Headquarters-Washington, D.C. (To Whom It May Concern)
July 29, 2017 – Letter
to Brian Stretch – U.S. Attorney’s Office-Northern District of California
July 29, 2017 – Letter
to Special Agent in Charge John F. Bennett - San Francisco F.B.I. Field Office
August 18, 2017
– Documentation of meeting with F.B.I. Special Agent in Sacramento, CA Field
Office
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October 24, 2017
– Letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions
October 30, 2017
– Letter to F.B.I. Director Christopher Wray
April 16, 2018 -
Letter to F.B.I. Director Christopher Wray
April 16, 2018 -
Letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions
Included
with this letter are copies of the above letters and evidence attached to each
that proves they were delivered to the above officials. For this reason, I am
making a complaint against each for failure to take action and for engaging in
a cover-up. I am well aware that the F.B.I. and the Department of Justice does
not normally intervene in matters involving the courts based on the separation
of powers doctrine. However, when there is credible evidence that court
officials have engaged in public corruption, as is the case here, the F.B.I.
and Department of Justice is obligated to investigate the crimes involved in
order to protect the integrity of our judicial system. Clearly, the officials
that received my complaint letters had a legal and moral duty to take action.
What is clear to me from the contact
I had with F.B.I. agents and the lack of response to my complaint letters is
that there seems to be no interest in opening an investigation into this
matter, even though this is one of the greatest abuses of power and breaches of
the public trust by government officials in recent memory. And it is certainly
one of the biggest frauds on the court and cheating scandals in the history of
our judiciary.
Along with the copies of the
complaint letters noted above is an attachment that contain facts and evidence
that corroborate the obstruction of justice/public corruption crimes I allege
against San Jose city officials and officials with the U.S. District Court –
San Jose Division and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Also included is a
pdf file on a flash drive containing a complaint letter and documents I sent to
Chief Judge Sidney R. Thomas of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The letter
and documents sent to Judge Thomas provides more facts and evidence to support
my allegations.
Additionally, I am requesting an investigation
of San Jose city officials for conducting an investigation of me in September
2018 that was malicious, retaliatory and meant to intimidate me and to violate
my rights to free speech based on two emails I sent City officials relative to
the criminal misconduct of City officials and the courts during litigation of
the two lawsuits I filed against the City. The details surrounding the
investigation by the City are also enclosed in a separate attachment. Please advise
me of what action you will take in this matter.
Sincerely,
Frederick
Bates
