Sheriff Mark Lamb

I've been telling them for two to three years that what we're facing.

And now they're finally admitting it.

Like, this is a real, like, where were you?

That's a good job.

You know, at this point, look, some people are going to watch this and say, you know, there are good FBI agents.

Unfortunately, those guys are timing out a lot of these good FBI agents.

We're not going to—we put a bureaucrat, a technocrat.

A lawyer in charge of the FBI, not a line-level guy who understands what it is to do the work and do investigations.

They put a lawyer, Chris Wray, in charge of the FBI.

They have a political agenda.

And, you know, these good FBI agents on the ground, they're just being—

They're being told which direction to go in.

And frankly, I see more effort on the FBI going after American citizens.

We see them going after the parents at school boards.

And this is not—if you're listening to me and you're thinking, oh, he's just saying that, you know, political bullcrap.

No.

No.

Two years ago, I was in a meeting at the Greenbrier in West Virginia for a sheriff's conference, and we did an intel meeting.

And the DHS chief comes on, not Mayorkas, but one of his guys, comes on over this Zoom, and he starts to say, hey, our primary concern are domestic violence terrorists.

And I'm thinking, whoa, what is he about ready to say?