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Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton here with our weekly update on social media.

Thank you, as always, for joining us.

I'm in an undisclosed location.

So much going on, though, I thought I'd give you this special report on what's happening with

our various lawsuits, our new lawsuits over the Ukraine issue, the Ukraine scandal, as I call it,

JFK records, plus a new court hearing just occurred on the Fannie Willis Matter.

First up, though, is what I think to be astonishingly good news, which is the pick of Dan Bonjino,

a great friend of Judicial Watch, to be the deputy director of the FBI. He essentially runs the FBI for Cash Patel in the

kind of the day-to-day in a day-to-day manner. And so between Cash Patel and Dan Banjin,

we've got two powerful allies, for those of us concerned about the rule of law,

in a position to do significant reform to the FBI. Of course, the big question is, as I ask in this

clip, is the FBI salvageable? Let's listen to what I just had to say.

Cash Patel is now the FBI director.

It's a remarkable development.

It's positive.

I hope Cash is able to reform the FBI.

I don't necessarily believe that the FBI can be reformed,

but if anyone can do it, it's Cash Patel.

Now, just when you think it wouldn't get any better, it, it's Cash Patel. Now, just when you think it wouldn't get any better,

it's announced that Cash Patel will be assisted at the FBI by Dan Bonjino,

who will be the deputy director.

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