David Sundberg
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86 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 25 Feb
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Well, thank you very much.
And I really appreciate the opportunity to be on.
Let me start by congratulating both the men's and women's U.S.
Olympic hockey teams for incredible gold medal wins.
And frankly, my thanks and I think all Americans thanks to all of our athletes who in a difficult circumstance went to represent our nation at the Olympics, which is such a tremendous tradition for us.
And they're at the peak of their athletic careers.
And I compliment every single one of them.
I think there are two things that I see when I see those videos and what's happening.
And frankly, the first is I'm embarrassed for the FBI.
And the second, the second is really that it doesn't appear to be new.
I'm not surprised to see something like this again.
the fbi i was in kind of lived under a a golden rule of not embarrassing the agency and i think that's important for a number of reasons and especially important when you talk about the senior leaders of
of an organization such as the FBI or any of our government agencies that carry such heavy responsibilities.
And that is that people watch what you do all the time.
I learned that lesson as I came up through the FBI.
As you mentioned, I started in the Air Force and then I was a local police officer and detective before joining the FBI where I spent more than two decades
uh before uh taking over as the head of the washington field office where we worked some tremendously important cases and i knew every day that all of the employees of the fbi and frankly the public were watching how i conducted myself and what i did and fairly they were also watching the things i didn't do what i wasn't attending to or what i didn't think was important
And that matters because the reason the FBI is able to accomplish this mission is because it has the trust of the American people.
And we may be losing that trust.
It is very important at the end of the day for an FBI agent to be successful, to be able to get victims or witnesses to talk to him or her with honesty,
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