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FBI Docs: Alleged Chinese Spy Fang Fang Sold Access To Eric Swalwell

Fang was known by the FBI to have connections to Chinese intelligence operators, which is why she was targeted by the FBI as an informant.

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) had evidence former Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., was compromised by concubine and alleged Chinese spy Fang Fang, who seems to have run an operation selling access to Swalwell and congressional internships for illegal campaign contributions, according to newly declassified documents.

The documents related to the probe called “Freshman Fifteen” were released Monday by the White House Government Transparency Task Force. They show the FBI believed Swalwell had been compromised through sexual relations with Fang, a Chinese national, who placed foreign interns in his office and procured illicit donations. The FBI was simultaneously trying to turn Fang into an informant.

“Investigation has revealed that Fang Fang, a Chinese foreign national residing in the United States, is the facilitator of a scheme to trade internships in Congressman Eric Swalwell’s Congressional office in return for campaign contributions, potentially in violation of Title 18 USC 201,” an FBI memo states. “In at least two cases, Fang used conduits to conceal herself as a prohibited Foreign National source,” meaning she found U.S. nationals to make the donations on her behalf.

Fang reportedly asked contributors directly for donations and “promised” to reimburse them in some way, and the FBI noted that she “understood it was illegal” for her to contribute, but that she said she was “good........

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