Christian monk says disgraced Biden prosecutor ruined his life for 'political gain'

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EXCLUSIVE – A Christian monk, who was arrested at the behest of a former U.S attorney, is speaking about how the charges, which have since been dropped, ruined his life and reputation.

"There does not seem to be time for Christianity in President Biden's administration," Father Brian Andrew Bushell said in an interview with Fox News Digital.

Father Andrew and his business partner were charged by former Massachusetts U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins, a Biden political appointee, with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and unlawful monetary transactions in Oct. 2022.

"We allege that these two individuals engaged in brazen, criminal behavior that took advantage of our government’s efforts to rescue organizations," said Rollins at the time of the arrest. "Our government should not and will not foot the bill for fancy designer handbags and lavish lifestyles. Hard-working people deserve these funds."

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However, the charges were dismissed by Rollins' replacement, Josh Levy. Levy replaced Rollins after a special counsel report found that Rollins committed "egregious" ethical violations and "abuse of power." Rollins resigned after the report which Father Andrew said it seemed "like corrpution."

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