This episode of the American First podcast with me, Sebastian Gorka, is brought to you by Franklin

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facilitators of freedom. Welcome, dear friends, to America First, one-on-one with me, your host,

Sebastian Gorka, former deputy assistant and strategist to the 45th president of the United States.

We have a very special guest with us today and a very timely, timely discussion. Why? An organization

I had great respect for that I worked with very, very closely for many years before I joined the

Trump administration. Well, let's put it diplomatically. It has problems, it has issues. Can it be salvaged?

That is the question for today. The organization is the federal Bureau of Investigations, and we

have with us a man who has done his time. He served not only at the state, at the local level

in law enforcement. He has spent many, many years inside the FBI. Steve Gray, welcome to America

First, one-on-one. Dr Gorka, thank you very much for having me. So I haven't known you a long time,

but I think we connected very, very easily, very quickly. I was at an event in New Jersey not too long

ago, organized by the amazing couple George and Elizabeth Nadeh. It was called a seat at the table.

And it was, I don't know, four, five hundred patriots who were there to try and save not just

New Jersey, but America. And you were there as a political candidate. I heard you speak. Here's

a photograph of us meeting there in New Jersey. I was impressed with the fighting spirit of those

New Jerseyans. Now I know that you are a very outspoken former FBI special agent. We'll talk about

why you felt it is necessary to speak out. But for our viewers who missed our brief or our

shorter discussion with you previously here on the Salem Network, tell us a little bit about your

professional history before the FBI, inside the FBI, and the kinds of things you did in the Bureau,

Steve. Sure, absolutely. So I was actually in college when I applied to local police departments

for a job. I was only a 20 years old when I actually got hired by one of a local police department

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