Vince Colonese

Their persistent claims that the bureau was politicized under previous directors in addition to their swift actions against colleagues have left employees to wonder whether they too will be ousted. Either because they worked on an investigation vilified by Trump supporters or had ties to the previous administration. Good, good. I want them in a panic. I want you to be freaking out. You deserve it.

The actions have obliterated decades of experience in national security and criminal matters at the FBI. The Times laments and raised questions about whether the agents taking over such critical posts have the institutional knowledge to pursue cornerstones of its work. This is all euphemistic bullshit. What they're describing to you. Are that the power brokers in the FBI are.

The actions have obliterated decades of experience in national security and criminal matters at the FBI. The Times laments and raised questions about whether the agents taking over such critical posts have the institutional knowledge to pursue cornerstones of its work. This is all euphemistic bullshit. What they're describing to you. Are that the power brokers in the FBI are.

The actions have obliterated decades of experience in national security and criminal matters at the FBI. The Times laments and raised questions about whether the agents taking over such critical posts have the institutional knowledge to pursue cornerstones of its work. This is all euphemistic bullshit. What they're describing to you. Are that the power brokers in the FBI are.

who are there as a part of the deep state from administration to administration, who feel like they've always been above the law, who've never been held accountable, who've never had anyone confront them for their tyranny, are worried that their stranglehold on power is disappearing. That's what that paragraph means. You can't read this and think, oh, oh, really?

who are there as a part of the deep state from administration to administration, who feel like they've always been above the law, who've never been held accountable, who've never had anyone confront them for their tyranny, are worried that their stranglehold on power is disappearing. That's what that paragraph means. You can't read this and think, oh, oh, really?

who are there as a part of the deep state from administration to administration, who feel like they've always been above the law, who've never been held accountable, who've never had anyone confront them for their tyranny, are worried that their stranglehold on power is disappearing. That's what that paragraph means. You can't read this and think, oh, oh, really?

Institutional knowledge is disappearing. Criminality is going to run rampant because of this. That's not what's happening. You and I know that. You can smell it from 10,000 miles away. what's happening here. Dan Bongino, the deputy director, writing on social media last week, the Times points out, the director and I will have most of our incoming reform teams in place by next week.

Institutional knowledge is disappearing. Criminality is going to run rampant because of this. That's not what's happening. You and I know that. You can smell it from 10,000 miles away. what's happening here. Dan Bongino, the deputy director, writing on social media last week, the Times points out, the director and I will have most of our incoming reform teams in place by next week.

Institutional knowledge is disappearing. Criminality is going to run rampant because of this. That's not what's happening. You and I know that. You can smell it from 10,000 miles away. what's happening here. Dan Bongino, the deputy director, writing on social media last week, the Times points out, the director and I will have most of our incoming reform teams in place by next week.

The hiring process can take a little bit of time, Dan said, but we're approaching that finish line. This will help us both in doubling down on our reform agenda, he wrote.

The hiring process can take a little bit of time, Dan said, but we're approaching that finish line. This will help us both in doubling down on our reform agenda, he wrote.

The hiring process can take a little bit of time, Dan said, but we're approaching that finish line. This will help us both in doubling down on our reform agenda, he wrote.

The Times goes on to complain about the fact that Dan and Cash and the team are investigating the Dobbs leak from 2022 or that they're investigating the cocaine that was found at the White House and then summarily destroyed by a corrupt Secret Service or the pipe bombs that were found near the Capitol building on January 6th. The Times is upset about this. I'm not. You're not.

The Times goes on to complain about the fact that Dan and Cash and the team are investigating the Dobbs leak from 2022 or that they're investigating the cocaine that was found at the White House and then summarily destroyed by a corrupt Secret Service or the pipe bombs that were found near the Capitol building on January 6th. The Times is upset about this. I'm not. You're not.

The Times goes on to complain about the fact that Dan and Cash and the team are investigating the Dobbs leak from 2022 or that they're investigating the cocaine that was found at the White House and then summarily destroyed by a corrupt Secret Service or the pipe bombs that were found near the Capitol building on January 6th. The Times is upset about this. I'm not. You're not.

This is the kind of accountability we've been looking for. They go on to quote Dan once again, the director and I evaluated a number of cases of potential public corruption that understandably have garnered public interest. Dan said this is listen to the Times, oddly referring to the pipe bombs as a potential act of public corruption rather than domestic terrorism. There's nothing odd about that.

This is the kind of accountability we've been looking for. They go on to quote Dan once again, the director and I evaluated a number of cases of potential public corruption that understandably have garnered public interest. Dan said this is listen to the Times, oddly referring to the pipe bombs as a potential act of public corruption rather than domestic terrorism. There's nothing odd about that.

This is the kind of accountability we've been looking for. They go on to quote Dan once again, the director and I evaluated a number of cases of potential public corruption that understandably have garnered public interest. Dan said this is listen to the Times, oddly referring to the pipe bombs as a potential act of public corruption rather than domestic terrorism. There's nothing odd about that.

What's odd is that the FBI gave up the hunt for the pipe bomber. Why did the media give up on the pipe bomber? Why did Kamala Harris, whose life was allegedly imperiled by the pipe bomber, never talk about the pipe bomber during her ill-fated campaign for president of the United States? There's nothing odd about Dan's behavior. What's odd is the government's behavior.