NEWLY Released FBI Memos Drop All SORTS of BOMBSHELLS on Eric Swalwell and FANG FANG; Updated

Sam J. | 9:50 AM on August 17, 2026

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BREAKING: Newly declassified @FBI files show @ericswalwell admitted a sexual relationship with Christine Fang, aka "Fang Fang," and that the bureau attempted to recruit Fang Fang without her knowledge. pic.twitter.com/3E19g1jBtX
— James Rosen (@JamesRosenTV) August 17, 2026

There it is.

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Been a while since we wrote about the rancid piece of donkey dung otherwise known as Eric Swalwell.

For years, there have been questions about Eric Swalwell's connections to a Communist Chinese spy and what his relationship was to her. Swalwell would brag that he had been exonerated and that proof showed he hadn't done anything wrong ...

He also claimed the women coming forward about his sexual assault and harassment were lies only to step down when he realized the proof was there.

So we're not exactly surprised to see that there was more to this Chinese Communist spy than we realized.

Case in point:

This is wild.

FBI had evidence Swalwell got illegal donations from suspected Chinese spy, bombshell memos show https://t.co/E1Ott70cLI via @JustTheNews pic.twitter.com/ctGAcCARW2
— Kristina Wong 🇺🇸 (@Kristinawong) August 17, 2026

Ruh-roh.

The memos reveal that bureau agents developed concrete evidence a decade ago that Christine Fang, also known as Fang Fang, funneled illegal campaign contributions to the California Democrat through straw donors while simultaneously trading access, internships in his office, and personal favors.

Personal favors?

Hrm.

Agents knew early on that Fang had ties to China’s Ministry of State Security—her own parents were identified as MSS officers — and that she was perfectly willing to use sex and influence operations to advance Beijing’s interests in American politics.

At one point the FBI even considered investigating Swalwell himself for a potential bribery scheme involving those donations in exchange for placing her recommended interns. Ultimately the case was narrowed to focus solely on Fang’s campaign-finance violations. She fled the country after agents interviewed her and raided her home, and the Justice Department declined to charge anyone.