It was also revealed that British operatives involved in the Friday, May 26 shootout at the House Rayburn building parking garage had been seeking files in DeLay’s office in an attempt to recover evidence regarding indicted GOP lobbyist Jack Abramoff.

Two UK agents and one French operative were killed in the covered up gunfight and then removed from the Rayburn garage in body bags, all of which was suppressed by Capitol police and the national media.

The sources said the former majority leader “joined GOP California Representative Jerry Lewis in cooperating with Department of Justice officials before the grand jury.”

Evidence presented included criminal activities related to convicted GOP lobbyist Jack Abramoff, and part of DeLay’s testimony dealt with drug money-laundering activities linked to Mena, Arkansas, former President Bill Clinton and former First Lady and current Senator Hillary Clinton.

DeLay reportedly provided evidence and testimony regarding approximately 17 areas of criminal evidence involving Mr. Bush; however, the full scope of the testimony was not revealed.

One intelligence source told TomFlocco.com that “DeLay knew about Clinton-Bush assassination teams in the United States, details of the Vince Foster murder, the John F. Kennedy Jr. assassination, and events surrounding the September 11 attacks and the Oklahoma City bombing.

In exchange for his cooperation, Delay received transactional immunity from prosecution, joining former Bush 43 CIA Director George Tenet who has also testified against Mr. Bush.

Delay was allegedly “up to his eyeballs regarding retirement accounts, gifts and income issues” linked to his family, the government probe of his campaign finance activities and links to questionable contributions regarding a former House staffer employed as a lobbyist according to the sources.

On July 24, 1998 Delay was nearly assassinated himself in his Capitol Hill office; and intelligence agents knew that he was aware of multiple criminal activities linked to the Bush and Clinton crime families, adding that the former House leader “knew where the bodies were buried.”

The parking garage gunfight at the House Rayburn building was covered up by legislative leaders and a White House well aware that DeLay was due to vacate his House office on Friday, June 9 which left a rapidly decreasing window of opportunity for top officials who also knew he had testified before the grand jury at the end of May and might have evidence regarding the content of that appearance still remaining in his Capitol Hill office.

The May 26 Rayburn shootout likely closed the door on any opportunity to covertly confiscate documents from Delay’s office before he officially left the House of Representatives just two weeks later, given heightened security awareness in subsequent days.

The altercation between British, French and Israeli agents in the Rayburn garage turned into an exchange of automatic weapons fire on the level just below the daily activities involving House members and their staffs on the floors above.

According to multiple U.S. intelligence sources, the collateral damage to automobiles was substantial enough that Capitol police closed the Rayburn building over the weekend, temporarily removed the license tags from bullet ridden vehicles and turned the garage into what amounted to an auto-body shop.

Blindfolded repairmen were reportedly flown in from Albuquerque, New Mexico after being offered compensation well above their normal pay to “remain silent about a secret operation requiring their services in Quebec, Canada.”

The Rayburn gunfight took place with the full knowledge of Bush officials since formal protests and reports were exchanged by the British and French governments which were provided to the administration according to high national security sources.

The documents presented to Mr. Bush were classified under arcane U.S. intelligence regulations to further sequester the evidence from the American people.

The national media has not reported the existence of the British and French protest documents sent to the president.