Biography Flash: Dan Bongino's FBI Firestorm Amid Epstein Fallout & Pelosi Clash
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Biography Flash: Dan Bongino's FBI Firestorm Amid Epstein Fallout & Pelosi Clash
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Dan Bongino has been at the center of a political media firestorm this week, shattering even his own recent record for controversy and public attention. Just hours ago, Fox News reported that Andrew Bailey, the former Missouri Attorney General, resigned his post to join the FBI as co-deputy director alongside me, making this the first time in bureau history that two deputy directors will serve side by side. This dramatic move comes as President Trump puts fresh emphasis on law enforcement, tasking the new FBI leadership with overseeing a wave of crime crackdowns. The timing couldn’t be more charged, since the FBI is in the hot seat over continued public outrage on the agency’s opaque handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. Multiple sources have portrayed me as openly frustrated by what I saw as a lack of transparency from Attorney General Pam Bondi and the PR disaster surrounding the Epstein memo rollout. Still, it’s been almost two months since whispers of my resignation first surfaced, and I remain in office, taking on these high-wire changes as history unfolds right before us.
My Tuesday appearance before the House Oversight Committee instantly became the year’s most viral political moment: as relayed across cable channels and social media, former Speaker Nancy Pelosi and I traded barbs over accountability for January 6 security failures. Her “sit down, boy” gaffe set social media ablaze, with hashtag BonginoDestroysNancy trending on X, TikTok, and Instagram within minutes. Fox hosts hailed my composure, while even Democratic insiders quietly admitted Pelosi had sleepwalked into a buzzsaw. President Trump, never missing a beat, released a statement saying I’d shown the country why he picked me to help lead the FBI. Meanwhile, regular Americans, from factory workers to teachers, lit up call-in shows saying they appreciated someone finally speaking plain truth in Washington.
On the business and personal side, my wife Paula’s continued support remains apparent, with our family life and past ventures—a mix of security consulting and media—getting the occasional nod in media profiles. There’s no new negative news on Paula, though rumors swirl online with no credible source confirming anything troubling. Unlike many DC fixtures, I still bypass mainstream platforms, favoring conservative outlets and my substantial following on Rumble, where my podcasting presence continues, even as my radio show has taken a back seat due to my government commitments.
For a final note of drama, following revelations in July that left me “shocked to my core” at FBI corruption, I’ve launched reviews into several unsolved Biden-era public corruption cases, as reported by AOL. These probes are ongoing—expect waves as evidence surfaces and the power struggle at the bureau plays out on the front page for weeks to come.
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