Former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino has been appointed as the new Deputy Director of the FBI, reshaping the agency under Trump's administration.
Trump Names Dan Bongino as Deputy Director of the FBI
Trump Names Dan Bongino as Deputy Director of the FBI
A shift in FBI leadership as Trump elevates Bongino to a key position.
Former President Donald Trump has made headlines again with his recent announcement that Dan Bongino, a former Secret Service agent and prominent conservative commentator, will be the next Deputy Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). This move represents a significant transformation within the agency's leadership and direction.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump lauded Bongino's extensive law enforcement background and steadfast dedication to the nation. He referred to Bongino as a “highly respected Special Agent with the United States Secret Service” and praised his distinguished career, including his tenure with the NYPD and his influence as one of the leading conservative voices in media. Trump expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "Great news for Law Enforcement and American Justice! Dan Bongino, a man of incredible love and passion for our Country, has just been named the next DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE FBI, by the man who will be the best ever Director, Kash Patel."
Bongino’s appointment comes shortly after Kash Patel officially assumed the role of FBI Director. Patel is recognized for his national security work and has been a long-time supporter of Trump’s call for FBI reform. Trump emphasized that with Bongino and newly appointed Attorney General Pam Bondi in key roles, his administration aims to restore "Fairness, Justice, Law and Order" nationwide.
Washington is buzzing with Bongino's new role, particularly given his previous criticisms regarding the agency's investigations into Trump. His selection marks a decisive departure from the traditional bureaucratic approach, as he has consistently advocated for enhanced transparency and accountability within federal law enforcement agencies.
Bongino's career includes serving as an NYPD officer before joining the Secret Service, where he was involved in the protective details for Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama. He holds a Master's Degree in Psychology from the City University of New York and an MBA from Penn State. While he has garnered a substantial following as a podcast host and political analyst, Bingo is reportedly stepping away from those pursuits to fulfill his responsibilities in this new role.
Together, Patel and Bongino are poised to quickly advance Trump’s law enforcement agenda. Their appointments underscore the administration's intent to overhaul the nation's intelligence and security agencies, ensuring a focus on law and order that prioritizes accountability free from political biases.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump lauded Bongino's extensive law enforcement background and steadfast dedication to the nation. He referred to Bongino as a “highly respected Special Agent with the United States Secret Service” and praised his distinguished career, including his tenure with the NYPD and his influence as one of the leading conservative voices in media. Trump expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "Great news for Law Enforcement and American Justice! Dan Bongino, a man of incredible love and passion for our Country, has just been named the next DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE FBI, by the man who will be the best ever Director, Kash Patel."
Bongino’s appointment comes shortly after Kash Patel officially assumed the role of FBI Director. Patel is recognized for his national security work and has been a long-time supporter of Trump’s call for FBI reform. Trump emphasized that with Bongino and newly appointed Attorney General Pam Bondi in key roles, his administration aims to restore "Fairness, Justice, Law and Order" nationwide.
Washington is buzzing with Bongino's new role, particularly given his previous criticisms regarding the agency's investigations into Trump. His selection marks a decisive departure from the traditional bureaucratic approach, as he has consistently advocated for enhanced transparency and accountability within federal law enforcement agencies.
Bongino's career includes serving as an NYPD officer before joining the Secret Service, where he was involved in the protective details for Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama. He holds a Master's Degree in Psychology from the City University of New York and an MBA from Penn State. While he has garnered a substantial following as a podcast host and political analyst, Bingo is reportedly stepping away from those pursuits to fulfill his responsibilities in this new role.
Together, Patel and Bongino are poised to quickly advance Trump’s law enforcement agenda. Their appointments underscore the administration's intent to overhaul the nation's intelligence and security agencies, ensuring a focus on law and order that prioritizes accountability free from political biases.
