Mike Collins' office intervened at the Department of Justice on behalf of a holocaust denier while his office was in cahoots with some of the nation's most notorious white supremacists.
OverstatedJon Ossoff, at Georgia U.S. Senate General Election Debate 1 (Atlanta News First)
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Why we checked itSpecific allegation that Collins' congressional office took official action at the DOJ for a named category of individual (holocaust denier) and maintained relationships with white supremacists — verifiable through DOJ records and documented communications.
What we foundThe core facts are real — a senior Collins staffer used congressional contacts to intervene for a Holocaust denier while in a group chat with Nick Fuentes and Richard Spencer — but the claim overstates by attributing the conduct to 'Collins' office' as an institution when Talley explicitly denied acting at Collins' direction or using official resources, and Collins' office itself declined to confirm involvement.