Frank Figliuzzi
MSNBC Columnist
Frank Figliuzzi is an MSNBC columnist and senior national security and intelligence analyst for NBC News and MSNBC. He was the assistant director for counterintelligence at the FBI, where he served 25 years as a special agent and directed all espionage investigations across the government. He is the author of “The FBI Way: Inside the Bureau’s Code of Excellence.”
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Bongino is describing what anyone in a senior FBI leadership role is expected to endure, particularly at headquarters
Instead of begging for forgiveness from the public, the guilty are unashamedly pleading for the president’s favor.
Reddit confirmed Monday that it took down a 10,000-member anti-natalist subreddit community for violating an anti-violence policy.
Kash Patel’s disastrous back-to-back performances on Capitol Hill should have Trump rethinking his choice of FBI director.
Recent dismissals leave in doubt the future of a program that administers health care support for those who developed 9/11-related medical issues.
The public Venmo accounts of the likes of Pete Hegseth and Mike Waltz reflect a worrying lack of security awareness among prominent Trump Cabinet officials.
While Bondi correctly categorizes specific criminal acts as domestic terrorism, she is edging closer to violating some rights along the way.
His wildly inappropriate speech at the Justice Department outlined a dangerous plan.
Whatever his reasons, Patel’s queries are important indicators of how he may conduct himself as director.
I believe the deputy director position at FBI is more essential than the director role. While the director sets the course for the FBI, the deputy steers the ship.
