Gaetz Grills Head Lobbyist Skirting Questions About FBI’s ‘Revolving Door’

Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida is sounding the alarm about what he calls a “revolving door” between the FBI and the Department of Justice, and powerful and influential lobbying firms.

On Thursday, during a hearing of the House Oversight Committee investigating the weaponization of the Department of Justice by the Biden administration, Gaetz asked Elliot Williams, principal of The Raban Group, about a “revolving door” through which several former officials of the Department of Justice and the FBI go to work at powerful, left-leaning lobbying groups.

Williams, who, according to The Raben Group’s website, formerly worked in the Department of Justice under former President Barack Obama, tried to skirt the question. But, then Gaetz presented Williams with a list of The Raben Group’s clients.

The client list included several firms noted for their left-wing bias, including Google and Pfizer. Perhaps even more disturbingly, Gaetz also mentioned that the list includes George Soros’ Open Society Foundations.

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Gaetz then entered the information into the record, and proceeded to tell Williams, “You seem to be the incarnate of the revolving door.”

Obviously, this is a very disturbing revelation. It shows that people who hold senior positions in powerful government organizations such as the Department of Justice are leaving these organizations and proceeding to do lobbying work for left-wing causes.

This becomes even more disturbing when one takes a quick glance at the client list of the Raben Group. In addition to the clients Gaetz mentioned, the list includes even more nonprofits and charities noted for left-wing bias such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and the United Nations Foundation.

Gaetz is showing that these prominent left-wing groups have powerful friends in the highest levels of the Federal Government, and could possibly be using those connections to try and mobilize the power of the government to enforce their agendas.

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