It seems that Homan accepted $50,000 in cash in exchange for promises of help in securing government contracts from the incoming Trump administration. The FBI apparently has both video of him accepting the bag of cash and audio of him making these alleged promises. But Trump appointed him as "Border Czar" anyway. Apparently, the position to which he was appointed did not require Senate confirmation, which would obviously have been quite messy.
I have the same question as many others. If Homan did nothing criminal and the investigation of his supposed acceptance of a bribe was properly terminated, why not release the video and audio tapes, and let Americans judge for themselves? If he's innocent, he is owed an apology. If he is guilty, he has no business serving in any governmental capacity.
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I have the same question as many others. If Homan did nothing criminal and the investigation of his supposed acceptance of a bribe was properly terminated, why not release the video and audio tapes, and let Americans judge for themselves? If he's innocent, he is owed an apology. If he is guilty, he has no business serving in any governmental capacity.
As the Tom Homan controversy intensifies, why doesn’t the FBI just release the tapes?
The White House says Homan didn’t take $50,000 in cash from undercover agents. The FBI recorded the interaction, and it can simply release the tapes.
