Former Benghazi investigator sues Gowdy and the House committee
South Carolina representative Trey Gowdy is one of the few remaining conservatives who stand against the lies coming from the Left in the Capitol.
The Congressman is best known for leading the House Committee’s Benghazi investigation and how secretary of state Hillary Clinton and then-president Obama handled the situation. And, as expected, liberals were not happy with the Gowdy-led probe and tried to influence it.
After the investigation, disgruntled liberals viciously attacked Gowdy, and now he and the committee are even facing a lawsuit filed by a former House Benghazi Committee investigator on Monday.
Air Force Reserve major Brad Podliska claims that the Benghazi committee discharged him based on his military responsibilities and his refusal to push an agenda targeting Hillary Clinton.
He explained his accusations in court in a new filing that suspects Gowdy violated the law by libeling him in their public debate over his dismissal.
After Podliska was sacked, the South Carolina representative said that he was fired, in part, due to his mishandling of confidential intelligence, an allegation that Podliska has strongly denied.
The lawsuit cites Trey’s assertion from a press release and an interview with NBC News, and maintains that the accusations the congressman has made have “ended the careers of many professionals in national security-related industries.”
Podliska claims that Trey’s accusation of a “serious crime” happening is untrue since the information he worked with was open source, borrowed from the internet.
Despite this complains and the lawsuit, the House Committee has not taken back the accusation of a crime being committed.
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