The House Judiciary Committee, led by Chairman Jim Jordan and Rep. Matt Gaetz, has launched an investigation into former FBI special agent Charles McGonigal, who was recently indicted on charges of money laundering and other counts related to his alleged "collusion" with a Russian oligarch. Jordan and Gaetz are demanding a briefing from FBI Director Christopher Wray to discuss the FBI's investigation into McGonigal, its review of procedures and protocols, and the national security risk posed by McGonigal's actions. The indictment of McGonigal raises new questions about the FBI's counterintelligence efforts during his time at the bureau, the lawmakers said. Jordan and Gaetz have set a deadline of Feb. 16 for the briefing and documents to be turned over.

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