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

ich could compromise national security and cause significant economic damage. The article noted that the Counterintelligence Task Force of the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office is leading the investigation into Gong's activities. Gong's underhanded activities were not confined to this singular instance; between 2014 and 20

s For 'Poorly Thought-Out Hit Piece' Fox News (07/05, Compton) and The Daily Beast (07/05, Patterson) reported that in a post on X, Deputy Director Bongino pushed back against criticism from the New York Times, calling the outlet's latest editorial a "poorly thought-out hit piece." He defended recent ch

rough fraudulent government contracts. Jeffrey Spencer and Christy Evereklian, implicated in manipulating bids for electronic equipment at the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office, face charges of conspiracy to defraud the U.S. According to a news release from the Department of Justice. The article noted that the investigatio

ened an investigation into the matter, which was previously inconclusive due to lack of evidence. Hunter Biden's denial comes after Deputy Director Bongino announced in May that the FBI would reopen or pursue several cases of "potential public interest" that "garnered public interest; including the foun

entence of 10 years in federal prison, with his sentencing hearing scheduled for September 29. The EFTA01655332 press release noted that the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office, through the Counterintelligence Task Force in partnership with the State Department's Diplomatic Security Service and HSI, is investigating this ma

ployees, abolished the weaponized CR-15 squad, and initiated an ongoing investigation with more accountability measures ahead; while Deputy Director Bongino echoed the same message of reform. The article noted that the CR-15 squad had been part of the FBI's Washington Field Office and helped Special Cou

federal and local level to target the upper echelon of this extremely violent gang," said Akil Davis, the Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office. "Today's actions will cause a significant setback to Racho San Pedro and their Mexican Mafia overlords, and lead to safer streets for San Pedro res