Dan Bongino Announces Departure as FBI Deputy Director in January

BREAKING: Dan Bongino has just announced he will step down as the FBI Deputy Director in January 2024. In a post on X, Bongino expressed gratitude to President Donald Trump, AG Pam Bondi, and Director Kash Patel for the chance to serve, stating, “I want to thank you, my fellow Americans, for the privilege to serve you.”

This announcement follows President Trump’s praise for Bongino, who he described as having “done a great job” and indicated that Bongino “wants to go back to his show.” The former podcast host was appointed to the FBI role in February by Trump, despite having no prior experience within the agency, which raised eyebrows given the position had usually been filled by career agents.

Bongino, a staunch Trump ally, previously served as a police officer in New York City and as a member of the US Secret Service. His rise to prominence has been fueled by his podcast and various media appearances, garnering a significant following in recent years.

In his emotional farewell, Bongino emphasized his commitment to serving the American people. “God bless America, and all those who defend Her,” he added, resonating with many supporters.

As this story develops, more details will be provided. Stay tuned for updates on Bongino’s departure and its implications for the FBI and Trump’s administration. This significant change is drawing attention and speculation regarding future appointments and the direction of the FBI under the next administration.