The statement reports Grassley's subjective reaction ('appalled, but sadly not surprised') and his claim about discovering 'evidence' of Biden DOJ prosecutors threatening to use federal power to target people of faith. As a subjective assertion about evidence and motivations rather than a verifiable factual claim, it cannot be definitively proven true or false. Without access to the specific evidence Grassley referenced or the context of the alleged threats, objective verification is not possible.

No credible evidence or reputable reports show Biden DOJ prosecutors threatening to use federal justice system power to target people of faith; the claim appears unsubstantiated and aligns with partisan rhetoric rather than documented facts.

No credible evidence or reports substantiate that DOJ prosecutors under the Biden administration have threatened to target people of faith; the claim appears to be an unsubstantiated political allegation.

There is no verifiable evidence that Biden DOJ prosecutors were threatening to use federal power to target people of faith; this appears to be a political claim without substantiated proof.