Next, I'm making sense of the madness.

A former FBI agent blows the whistle on the intelligence industrial complex.

And Chris Paul analyzes today's breaking headlines.

I'm going to question the mainstream, and I'm angry that I have to be here to testify about the weaponization

of the FBI and DOJ. Weaponization against not only its own employees, but against those institutions

and individuals that are supposed to protect the American people. I'm here today because even

though I am wrongfully suspended from the FBI, I remain duty-bound to the American people to play

my small role in rectifying these issues. After all, I remain duty-bound to the American people to play my small

role in rectifying these issues. After all, I never swore an oath to the FBI. I swore an oath to

the Constitution. Those were powerful words spoken by FBI whistleblower Garrett O'Boyle,

who joined the FBI, 2018, became indefinitely suspended in 2022.

Garrett, thank you for joining us.

What led to you getting suspended?

Thanks for having me here, Sean.

So I guess the root of what led to me getting suspended is I started seeing things in the agency that were wrong. They were wrong

morally. They were wrong legally. They were wrong from a policy standpoint in the FBI. And most

importantly to me, they were wrong based on my faith in Jesus Christ as my Savior and the commands in

the Bible on to do what is just and what is

right. And so those things all combined put me on a path to start blowing the whistle to Congress on

a number of topics. And while I was mid-transfer between Wichita, Kansas and the Quantico, Virginia

area for a new assignment.

My first day at the new unit, I was promptly suspended and walked out.

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