FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino have committed to reforming what they describe as a flawed institution. On Sunday night, Bongino shared insights on X, previously known as Twitter, regarding the FBI’s current status and future initiatives. He mentioned his return to Washington, D.C., after spending time with his family, emphasizing that the ongoing developments within the FBI are intentional and not coincidental. Due to the sensitive nature of the agency’s work, both he and the Director must be cautious about what information is disclosed, as adversaries also monitor these communications. Bongino urged the public to evaluate their efforts based on tangible outcomes, acknowledging that not all results will satisfy everyone, as true leadership requires addressing complex issues with a thorough reform strategy rather than superficial fixes. He concluded with a call for unity and support for those who protect the nation. In a follow-up tweet, Bongino welcomed public feedback, asserting its importance in guiding their work for the American people. He encouraged individuals to consider the context behind actions that may seem contradictory to their reform goals, reinforcing that their commitment to change is genuine and not motivated by personal gain or ambition.I understood upon enrolling that certain decisions we make cannot be fully articulated because of legal and ethical limitations. This was a reality I accepted when I committed to this role. Ultimately, I recognize that requesting your trust without further explanation may not be effective.
FBI’s Dan Bongino Shares Big Update: ‘Not An Accident’
