the FBI think of when they hear a comment like that you know it's it is it's terrifying it's

frightening um i i have a lot a lot of conversations with uh former colleagues people who are or were

in the intelligence and law enforcement community and may have worked worked in, you know, the Obama administration,

other places. And, you know, people are really trying to assess, like, what is life going to be

like if Donald Trump wins a second term? And on a very personal level, I mean, these are

torturous discussions with their family members about whether or not they have to leave the

country to avoid being

unconstitutionally and illegally detained. I mean, people are actually worried about being thrown

in jail or grabbed in some sort of extrajudicial detention. And I think, you know, as crazy as

this sounds in the United States of America, I think people should really consider that these are possibilities. Listen to what the man says. He typically does what he says,

as crazy as it seems. And that's really all the indicators you need. So let's talk about the FBI

director. Your background of the FBI, prior to that it was the military. Then you were the intelligence.

When you sit down with the president, it's confidential. But what is your pitch to replace Christopher

Ray? Yeah. And of course, President hasn't said he's going to do that yet. But I, and those deliberations

probably were ongoing. So I couldn't talk about any of those things. But listen, the Bureau has lost confidence of the American people. This is a tragedy. You think of the serious problems we have, Brian, with human trafficking, 30,000 people in this country illegally who have been convicted of rape or murder. This is where the FBI should be applying its resources. It should not be

engaged in politics. And the culture of the FBI on the seventh floor needs to be changed.

And that has to have a kind of a reckoning. You can cure the cancer without killing the patient,

and that's exactly what needs to happen at the FBI.

With Pam Bondi, who understands how to go after fentanyl problems, who understands how to use the

Department of Justice and prosecution of these cases, with a functioning FBI that is not focused on

politics, that is actually focused on crimes that are happening in neighborhoods that are destroying lives.

That's kind of the thing that needs to happen.

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