s Palm Beach estate in a search for classified documents that he allegedly took to Mar-a-Lago after losing the presidency. According to the article, Veltri has been forced out in an escalating purge by senior officials in the DOJ who took over the agency after Trump was sworn in as president for a seco

t in an escalating purge by senior officials in the DOJ who took over the agency after Trump was sworn in as president for a second term last month. Veltri, like about a dozen high-ranking FBI officials in Washington, D.C., and in field offices around the country, was given an ultimatum: retire, resign,

County, Florida. In 2019, the FBI received a tip that Routh, a convicted felon, was in possession of a firearm, and the case was ultimately closed, Veltri said. In 2002, Routh was convicted of having possession of a weapon of mass destruction related to an incident in North Carolina, the FBI has said.

posted anti-Trump rhetoric on social media, although the FBI has dismissed these claims as "demonstrably false." During a Monday press conference, Veltri addressed the seriousness of the investigation, stating, "We view this as extremely serious and are determined to provide answers as to what led up

accounts of anti-Trump vitriol before he was promoted last year to head the Miami field office, an FBI whistleblower reported to Congress last year. Veltri is now leading the FBI's investigation into Sunday's assassination attempt on Trump, the second in two months. The FBI denies asking Veltri to eras