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The new administration is working to remake the federal government, and the FBI is becoming a key focus for this.

Assistant FBI Director Dan Bongino announced that he and FBI director

Cash Patel are working on important cultural changes within the agency. Among these is an effort

to remove employees who have violated their oaths and also those who invited partisanship into the

workplace. As this happens, the Trump administration is

creating a new intensive 80-hour training program for government employees to educate them about the U.S.

Constitution. And we're also seeing similar shifts within the military. And the latest move,

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is cutting staff by over 50% in a key agency and has also

launched a restructuring of a military agency that's involved in approving new weapons for the

Pentagon. I'm the Epic Times Senior investigative reporter Joshua Phillip, and you're listening

to Crossroads.

The new administration is working to remake the federal government, kind of all across the board.

And in a recent announcement, assistant FBI director Dan Bongino said that he and FBI director Cash Patel.

They're working on, quote, important cultural changes within the agency, the FBI.

And among these is an effort to remove employees who they say have violated their oaths.

And also those who invited partisanship into the workplace.

Now, let me show you what he said.

He said, the director and I have been using social media to highlight samples of the investigative work, crimes against children initiatives,

counterintelligence operations, and counterterrorism initiatives. But I want to make sure we highlight

some of the other important cultural changes we are implementing within the FBI. He said the accountability

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