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Dem Rep. Crow: I Won’t Sit for FBI Interview, ‘I’m Not Going to Be Threatened’

December 9, 2025
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Monday’s edition of CNN’s “The Arena” featured a fiery interview with Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) in which he made it clear that he would not comply with the FBI’s request for an interview regarding a video he had made about military orders. The House Armed Services Committee member stood firm in his decision, stating that he would not be “threatened” by the bureau’s investigation.

The controversy began when Rep. Crow, a former Army Ranger who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, posted a video on social media discussing the military’s decision to send National Guard troops to the southern border. In the video, he questioned the legitimacy of the orders and urged his followers to contact their representatives to voice their concerns.

The video quickly gained traction and was met with both praise and criticism. However, things took a turn when the FBI requested an interview with Rep. Crow regarding the video. The congressman made it clear that he would not be participating in the investigation, citing concerns over the bureau’s recent actions and its lack of transparency.

“I have serious concerns about the FBI’s recent behavior and I will not be a part of their attempts to intimidate and silence those who speak out,” Rep. Crow stated in the interview. “I will not sit for an interview and be threatened by an agency that is supposed to protect our nation and its citizens.”

This bold stance by Rep. Crow has sparked a heated debate on social media and has raised questions about the role of the FBI in today’s political landscape. Many have commended the congressman for standing up for his rights and for the rights of all Americans.

Rep. Crow’s decision also highlights the growing tension between the government and the public, as trust in institutions such as the FBI continues to erode. With recent controversies and allegations of political bias within the bureau, it’s no surprise that Rep. Crow is not willing to participate in an investigation he views as potentially corrupt.

In the face of criticism, Rep. Crow maintained his position, stating, “I am not afraid of the truth. I am not afraid of speaking out against injustice. But I will not be bullied into submission by an agency that is supposed to uphold the law.”

Many have applauded Rep. Crow’s bold stance and see it as a much-needed wake-up call to hold the FBI accountable for its actions. It has also sparked an important conversation about the role of the FBI and the need for transparency in its investigations.

Meanwhile, Rep. Crow’s supporters have rallied behind him, standing in solidarity with his decision. They see him as a true patriot and a champion for democracy, willing to stand up against government overreach and defend the rights of the American people.

As the debate rages on, it’s clear that Rep. Crow’s unwavering stance has reignited the spirit of standing up for one’s beliefs and defending the rights of all citizens. His bold actions have reminded us all of the importance of questioning authority and upholding the principles of justice and fairness.

In the end, whether or not the FBI’s investigation into Rep. Crow’s video will be dropped remains uncertain. What is certain, however, is that this congressman has shown immense courage in refusing to be silenced and standing up against what he perceives as a threat to our democracy. As the people’s representatives, it’s essential that our leaders continue to speak out against injustice and protect the rights of all Americans, just as Rep. Crow has done.

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