Susan Crabtree
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard 27 Apr
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And this DEI problem has never been because they have a hiring problem.
They can't really effectively deal with the DEI issues that occurred under the Biden administration.
It's a little confusing to me, honestly. I'm sure it's a huge adjustment to go from being a podcaster to being the deputy director of the FBI. But I don't understand this tweet. First of all, I assume that the investigation of the pipe bomb that was found on January 6th was never closed. The FBI never closes such a thing. So I guess it means they're going to focus on it more.
And as to the other things, I thought the Supreme Court Marshall had investigated the leak of the opinion, the draft opinion. I don't know what the FBI's role is there. Cocaine at the White House, I thought the Secret Service investigated that. So I don't follow it and understand it. I also don't understand who the audience is for this tweet.
The FBI often calls for public assistance or in matters of great public concern will announce an investigation to reassure the public. This seems much more narrowly targeted maybe to a former podcast audience.
And so I hope the career people are able to support the director and the deputy director. There are lots of people in the FBI who know what they're doing. I hope these two guys are letting them guide them.
The career people know what they're doing.
Nothing in their life or their career gives me confidence that they know anything about leading an organization like that. And so I would have serious doubts. I bet they do internally about whether they have doubts. Great. Let the people who know what they're doing give you advice and listen to them.
Well, thanks so much for having me, Vince. I just want to say you're doing a fantastic job. It's so great to see good people in Washington getting ahead and doing well. And you've always asked the best questions of me, especially with regard to the Secret Service. So it's a pleasure to be on with you today.
Well, they have to be, you know, sort of drinking from a fire hose at the same time, trying to provide more transparency, do far more than any administration has provided in terms of transparency. FBI is always just like the Secret Service. hidden behind this veil of secrecy and we don't disclose. So I think they're trying to do both, and I think it's excellent.
I do think he's going to get to the bottom of some of these cases, and it's past time to restore integrity to the FBI. I really think that the FBI is part of the problem with this cocaine gate that I've written about before and Dan has reported on on the podcast several months ago. We have some of the same reporting on this. So I truly believe he's going to get to the bottom of that story.
And I just I hope to be able to further that along in the next 24 hours or 48 hours.
Yeah, I do. I have the FOIA documents from the Secret Service on this cocaine issue. And one of the key things that I think is critical here is that the place where they found this has changed according to these documents. There was a protective intelligence division document within this cache that I have that says it was found, the cocaine was found on the lobby floor of
There was a redacted section before the lobby fort. It was a very small redaction. And then it switched completely and they have pictures of it in these cubbies in the west vestibule entrance. And I think that is ridiculous. That's ridiculous. Just completely, how can it be both the floor and inside a cubby?
I think they did that to open it up to more trafficking that was a more heavily trafficked area in the cubby.
Well, it's completely disconnected. You have two documents saying two different things in their public statements. Don't adhere, don't comport with the protective intelligence document saying it was found on the lobby floor. Now, I have people familiar with the situation trying to explain things to me from within the Secret Service.
But one of the main things I think is critical, and I'm emphasizing this for a very good reason, I hope to be able to provide some clarity on this, is they are saying in their public statements all along that there was no camera surveillance. There was no camera footage. So you mean to tell me there was no camera footage outside of that vestibule to watch people coming in and out?
Well, then that's a security problem in and of itself. I doubt that's true. I seriously doubt that there was no camera footage of either the vestibule where they said the cocaine was found and or the lobby floor where the Protective Intelligence Division, who was one of the first people on the scene, along with the D.C. Fire Department, They said it was found on the lobby floor.
And the reporters at the time said, including myself, said that that lobby floor was in the east wing, that main lobby when you go into the front door of the White House. So it is a discrepancy. Also, I have previous reporting saying that Kimberly Cheadle wanted to destroy the cocaine evidence.
And there was pushback from both the uniformed division chief at the time, the acting chief, Richard McCauley, And the forensic division chief, who was Glenn Dennis. And but yet they did. There are documents saying that that cocaine was destroyed on the around July 13th. There was just an 11 day, 10 day, 11 day investigation total.
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