In Case of Biden’s Man in Iran, an Omertà-Like Code of Silence

‘The administration cannot afford to keep stonewalling Congress on such an important national security matter’ involving the possible mishandling of classified information by Robert Malley, an analyst says.

AP/Florian Schroetter, file
Robert Malley on June 20, 2021, at Vienna. AP/Florian Schroetter, file

The Biden administration is imposing an omertà-like code of silence over the FBI investigation into whether President Biden’s top Iran negotiator, Robert Malley, allegedly mishandled classified information, even as members of Congress demand answers. 

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