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@sethharpesq Those doing national security journalism should have secure contact details, such as a Signal ID or Protonmail address publicly accessible.
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@sethharpesq In any event, the indictment of Courtney Williams speaks to the importance of national security journalists and their sources encrypting and anonymizing their communications. Doing so can deny the government access to text messages and call records.
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"[T]he case required little sleuthing on the FBI’s part. Williams is mentioned by name throughout the book and the POLITICO article, which included four photos of her."
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@Kobe_for_3 Yes. Anyone can beat a polygraph "test." It's simple. We publish free instructions. (See our pinned post.)
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The Bob Lazar deniers always forget to mention Lazar passed a 3hr polygraph test where he was asked about his claims.
Let me guess “anyone can beat a polygraph” right?
UFO UAP.👀🛸
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@FBIPortland The FBI won't tell applicants the truth about the pseudoscientific polygraph "test" to which they will be subjected. We will. See our pinned post for details.
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Recently, FBI Portland held a recruiting event to discuss the process and expectations for applicants for the Special Agent position. Visit fbijobs.gov for more information.
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@FBISaltLakeCity @FBI To work for the FBI, you'll have to submit to a bogus polygraph "test." Many applicants wrongly fail and are blacklisted for life. Is that a risk worth taking? antipolygraph.org/s/jsn
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@thevivafrei Polygraph "testing" has no scientific basis and no evidentiary value
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What was that “alibi”?
A video of a dog with her voice allegedly in the background?
Yep, failed a polygraph and that’s the “alibi” that exonerated her.
Nothing to see here, folks.
Ken Silva@JD_Cashless
@thevivafrei The simplest explanation is they did care, but wound up clearing Shauni anyway because she had an alibi
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@CIA The CIA still relies on polygraphs? That's kind of hilarious and extremely cringe.
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@CIA A polygraph?
Do you also hire witches and sorcerers?
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Join the CIA as a Polygraph Examiner and contribute directly to U.S. national security by assessing the credibility of individuals that support the Agency's mission. The job is demanding but rewarding for those willing to take on the challenge.
Learn more at cia.gov/careers.
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@stray_toasters @jacktronprime @dbongino Both the CIA and FBI perform periodic and random polygraph screening. But they do so against the advice of the National Research Council, which found the procedure to be completely invalid.
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@jacktronprime @dbongino Doesn’t the CIA and FBI randomly test their people on polygraph?
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Tom,
You’re a sitting US Representative, please try to preserve a sliver of dignity. There is an ongoing criminal trial in this case and the individual in this case is a US citizen entitled to due process. Your relentless bloviating and absurd public commentary on an ongoing, very serious, criminal matter, which you know little to nothing about (by choice), is beneath the office you hold. It’s bizarre that you continue to claim to be a supporter of liberty and the Constitution, while acting like a Soviet era communist.
Thomas Massie@RepThomasMassie
Former Capitol Hill Police Officer / current CIA employee Kerkhoff was a person of interest & failed a lie detector test, before the famous Blaze article was published. Looks like defamation suits FBI DD Bongino told me he would personally finance against reporters are a bust.
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It's a national embarrassment that in the 21st century, the United States continues to embrace the thoroughly discredited pseudoscience of polygraphy.
CIA@CIA
Join the CIA as a Polygraph Examiner and contribute directly to U.S. national security by assessing the credibility of individuals that support the Agency's mission. The job is demanding but rewarding for those willing to take on the challenge. Learn more at cia.gov/careers.
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@CIA Before you think about becoming a polygraph operator (for the CIA or any other agency), be aware that polygraphy is a pseudoscientific fraud. Is this how you want to spend your life? Read more at: antipolygraph.org
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@SteveBakerUSA @MigaZionDon @dbongino @FBIDirectorKash Intelligence agencies rely on polygraph screening because they value the admissions that they sometimes scare out of naive and gullible persons who don't understand that polygraphy is a scam.
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@MigaZionDon @dbongino @FBIDirectorKash Why do the intel agencies all use polygraphs for hiring and personnel investigations, if they are so inaccurate?
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To all those who have criticized and attacked me these last five months, I forgive you. I do not forgive @dbongino or @FBIDirectorKash, and I demand Patel’s dismissal immediately. LOTS more to come.
Joe Hanneman 🇺🇸@HanneReports
🚨BOMBSHELL🚨 Former Capitol Police officer Shauni Kerkhoff failed a November FBI polygraph test when asked if she placed pipe bombs on Jan. 5, 2021, a court filing states.
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@45LVNancy @AGPamBondi Polygraph "testing" is bogus and has no evidentiary value. An arrest warrant cannot be issued on the strength of a failed polygraph "test."
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Well, what do you know 🤔
Kerkhoff failed the FBI polygraph when asked if she was responsible for the pipe bomb
Can we PLEASE arrest someone @AGPamBondi
🇺🇸𝕄𝔸𝔾𝔸 𝑵𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒚 ن ♱@45LVNancy
Are you telling me the pipe bomber was a Capital police officer? Kerkhoff was then promoted to the CIA 🤯 MyGod. Innocent people died because of the Pelosi conspiracy This is treason worthy of Public EXECUTIONS
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@FXRegan @TheJohnNantz Right. Presumably, the polygraph report was provided to the defense in discovery. It would include the polygraph operator's scoring of the charts and summary of what transpired in the polygraph suite. But it seems unlikely that the report will be made public.
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I've taken five polygraphs, four by FBI, I know the drill. We need to see the entire report. I've heard but not seen the final conclusion was inconclusive.
The comments in the filing are the lawyer's. The comment that she rehearsed an answer is very suspect. She was there for one reason. You don't have to guess the question the night before and rehearse a one word answer.
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Great points debunking the Kerkhoff polygraph narrative from someone who actually knows what they’re talking about.
F.X. Regan@FXRegan
Yesterday I published Part I of a two-part series about the J5/J6 Pipe Bomber. Two hours after I pushed send, word came down here on X from a @theblaze contributing writer that a former Capitol police officer, who in November 2025 The Blaze identified as the pipe bomber, allegedly failed an FBI polygraph. This was before the arrest of Brian Cole, Jr. I'll have a lot more to say about this in Part II (which was substantially complete before yesterday,) but two quick points here: 1. Despite two writers for The Blaze covering this story for six months, the failed polygraph story is not on The Blaze's website. Weird. 2. Recall we've been led to believe the entire scenario involving the Capitol police officer is part of a "fedsurrection." A wide ranging conspiracy by the FBI and deep state actors to cause havoc at the J6 rally and once and for all be done with Trump. After all, that's why she was shuffled off (and/or rewarded) with a job at CIA after J6. So they say. If this is remotely true, why would the FBI polygraph her? These same posts from yesterday claim she was surveilled by the FBI in November, interviewed, and her boyfriend, also a Capitol police officer, was interviewed. If the FBI was in on it, why do any of this and give her a polygraph they knew she would fail, that might come out later? More to come. fxregan.substack.com/p/a-comprehens…
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@cleophis1975 @okie_bored @C_3C_3 In this instance, it appears that other evidence exculpates Shauni Kerkhoff.
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@okie_bored @C_3C_3 If you fail a polygraph and it can't be resolved, you lose your clearance. Career ended at the FBI or CIA. This is according to FBI agents.
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Woah…
Remember Shauni Kerkhoff?
She was the first alleged Jan 6th Pipe Bomber.
Shauni was a Capitol Hill Police Officer and is now apparently a member of an Intelligence Agency.
Apparently she failed a FBI polygraph test about the pipe bombs.
How accurate are polygraphs?
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@FXRegan @gatewaypundit I love how desperate you are to back the FBI's lie. It is my favorite. I could set my watch by it
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Court Document: Former US Capitol Police Officer-Turned-CIA Failed Polygraph Test Regarding J6 Pipe Bombs
READ: thegatewaypundit.com/2026/04/court-…
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