Dan Bongino, the FBI’s deputy director, has announced his resignation, effective January. This decision follows positive remarks from President Donald Trump, who praised Bongino’s performance in the role.
Details of Dan Bongino’s Resignation
Bongino expressed gratitude to key individuals for their support during his tenure. He specifically thanked President Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and Director Kash Patel.
Background of Dan Bongino
Dan Bongino was appointed as deputy director of the FBI by President Trump in February. Before this role, he served as a police officer in New York City and as a US Secret Service agent.
Future Plans
Following his resignation, Bongino indicated he intends to return to his podcasting career. He has garnered a significant following in recent years through his media appearances and podcast.
Key Highlights
- Resignation Date: January
- Key Supporters: President Trump, AG Pam Bondi, Director Kash Patel
- Previous Roles: New York City police officer, US Secret Service agent
- Appointment: February, under President Trump
- Future Plans: Return to podcasting
As Bongino moves on from his deputy director position, the impact of his tenure at the FBI and his future endeavors will be closely watched by his followers and political observers alike.
