US President Donald Trump congratulates Daniel John Bongino on being appointed FBI Deputy Director
Washington, DC: Following Daniel John Bongino’s confirmation as the Deputy Director of the FBI, US President Donald Trump thanked him on Sunday, local time.
writes, “Excellent news for American justice and law enforcement! The man who will be the greatest director of all time, Kash Patel, has just appointed Dan Bongino, a guy of extraordinary love and passion for our nation, as the next DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE FBI.
Dan has an MBA from Penn State and a master’s degree in psychology from C.U.N.Y. He was a highly regarded Special Agent with the US Secret Service, a member of the New York Police Department (New York’s Finest!), and one of the most successful podcasters in the nation—something he is willing and ready to sacrifice for service. With the help of Director Patel and our wonderful new US Attorney General, Pam Bondi, we will swiftly restore justice, fairness, and law and order to America. Best wishes, Dan.
As he expressed gratitude to Trump on X, Bongino said, “Thank you, Mr. President, Attorney General Bondi, and Director Patel.”
Born on December 4, 1974, Daniel John Bongino is a conservative political analyst, author, and radio broadcaster from the United States. He has been nominated to be the deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Prior to April 2023, he hosted Unfiltered with Dan Bongino on Fox News. He is presently the presenter of The Dan Bongino Show on Rumble.
CNN claimed that FBI staff members were instructed by new director Kash Patel to hold off on answering an email from the Trump administration that asked them to highlight their achievements. The Office of Personnel Management had requested that a number of government employees write an email outlining their accomplishments.
“All of our review processes are overseen by the FBI via the Office of the Director, which will carry out evaluations in compliance with FBI protocols. We will coordinate the answers if and when further information is needed. “Please pause any responses for the time being,” Patel said in an email to bureau staff, which CNN cited.
