Epstein Secrets

his willingness to sue could have a chilling effect on media coverage of his administration. The article highlighted that in 2019, Deputy Director Bongino sued online news outlet The Daily Beast for defamation over a story about his departure from the National Rifle Association's online video channel.

channel. The case was dismissed the next year. U.S. District Judge Jose Martinez in Miami sided with the Daily Beast in finding that Deputy Director Bongino did not comply with the provision, but said the basis of his decision was that Bongino's case lacked merit. The Cut (07/22, Gonzalez-Ramirez) and S

n New York, Gann was swiftly brought to justice before he could harm innocent civilians shortly after his dangerous actions became known. The FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force is enduring in its commitment and determination to protect the homeland." U.S. Files Forfeiture Action Against $2 Million in Digital Currency Invol

n was referencing Crook's digital footprint. He called out current Director Patel, as well as former Director Christopher Wray, and Deputy Director Bongino. Former FBI Special Agent in Charge Jody Weis said the bureau has incredible capabilities to look deep into someone's digital footprint, and Crooks

going after them online —causing self-mutilation, suicide, sexual abuse." The Hindustan Times (11/20, Sen) quoted a statement from Deputy Director Bongino: "For those who may not know, the 764 Network is a heinous child exploitation ring that often targets children online and coerces them into acts of

or material support and up to 15 years for firearms offenses at his upcoming sentencing. The article noted that the FBI Oklahoma City Field Office's Joint Terrorism Task Force investigated the case, and that both men will be permanently removed from the United States after serving their sentences. "With today's sentencing,

." The Washington Examiner (07/31, Schindler) reported that despite their initial promises to tackle corruption, Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino have remained silent on the scandal surrounding Charles McGonigal, a disgraced top FBI agent who went rogue and worked for Russian oligarch Oleg Der

o the article, the audit revealed that agents did not consistently conduct and document interviews of flagged migrants, and a request from the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force to interview certain migrants was not fully implemented. The article noted that the Inspector General made three recommendations to improve process

"made up" by former FBI Director James Comey and former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden. The article noted that AG Bondi and Deputy Director Bongino had a tense exchange last week at the White House over a story about Epstein. Laura Loomer, who's close to Trump, said Friday she was told that Depu

laimed to be acting with the Ku Klux Klan and was prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Alexander Wentworth-Ping after an investigation by the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force. The article quoted FBI Special Agent in Charge Craig L. Tremaroli: "No individual should live in fear because of someone's intolerance and hatred.