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Deputy Director Bongino was published by Forbes (02/25, Khan- Mullins), The Independent (02/25, Baio), MSNBC (02/25, Benen), NPR (02/25, Fadel), and USA Today (02/25, Anderson). Sen. Blackburn Requests Unredacted Epstein Files, Director Patel Vows Cooperation as AG Bondi Faces Bipartisan Pressure WTVC (

and provided the President's Daily Briefing, and he has also worked as a public defender in Florida, a federal public defender, a trial attorney by the United States Department of Justice (DoJ) National Security Division, and senior counsel on counterterrorism for the House Intelligence Committee. Director Patel's appointment to head

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