Will FBI Andrew McCabe Retire To Avoid Testifying Before Congress?

Will FBI Andrew McCabe retire before His Congressional Testimony?
Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe suddenly, and without warning postponed an appearance before the House Intelligence Committee that was scheduled for Tuesday.

The abrupt cancellation occurred following a report by Fox News that raised new questions about connections between the Justice Department and Fusion GPS, the opposition research firm behind the infamous Trump dossier.

McCabe claimed a scheduling problem. What could he have possibly scheduled knowing he was supposed to testify on Capitol Hill? Did he forget that he needed to pick up his dry cleaning? What was so important that it overrode his testimony that was scheduled months ago?
Retire To Avoid Perjuring Himself 
Now sources tell BluePillSheep.com that McCabe may retire in order to avoid testifying at all. His retirement would allow McCabe to avoid perjuring himself in front of Congress. A perjury charge could easily land McCabe in prison.

But if McCabe retired before his re-scheduled date next week it would delay, for months a new appearance before the House investigation committee.

If McCabe retired the house would need to issue a subpoena for McCabe to appear. That delay would allow McCabe to see what other information gets exposed so he can either adjust his testimony or even claim the fifth.

It would also allow McCabe to see if the DOJ announces a New Special Prosecutor to start an investigation what was the FBI's role in Fusion GPS and the creation of the now debunked Dossier. If the DOJ did announce a special prosecutor this would then allow McCabe to testify he cannot talk about an ongoing investigation.

According to a source, McCabe's testimony was to include what role Peter Strzok, played in the Hillary Clinton email investigation

House investigators previously told Fox News they have long regarded Strzok as a key figure in the chain of events when the bureau, in 2016, received the infamous anti-Trump “dossier” — which McCabe will be asked about Tuesday — and launched a counterintelligence investigation into possible Russian meddling in the election.
Fox News reports
Fox News reported that McCabe’s interview will be rescheduled for next week. The Justice Department told the network that the cancellation was due to a “routine scheduling error.”

A source told Fox News that it was believed that the interview was postponed because “McCabe has an Ohr problem.”

That’s a reference to Bruce and Nellie Ohr, the husband, and wife who have recently been revealed to have connections to Fusion GPS.

McCabe was likely to be grilled by Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee about the Ohrs, the dossier and Peter Strzok.

Republicans on the committee have struggled to obtain meetings with FBI and DOJ officials — including McCabe and Strzok — to discuss the dossier. Republicans want to know whether the Dossier was used to obtain surveillance warrants against members of the Trump campaign.  Also if the dossier was used to unmask American citizens.

We reported two weeks ago that if Mueller did not inform General Flynn of Strzok's bias a judge may vacate Flynn's Guilty verdict. Read That Story Here

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