FBI Employees Fear Trump's Possible Re-election
Trump's Potential Re-election Stirs Fear Among FBI Employees
According to Andrew McCabe, former Deputy Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), FBI employees are contemplating leaving the United States due to the fear of potential prosecution by Donald Trump, should he be re-elected. McCabe, who is now a CNN contributor, expressed his concerns that Trump might seek revenge and potentially dismantle and incapacitate the Department of Justice and FBI.
McCabe's Concerns About the Future of the FBI and DOJ
In a conversation with CNN's Kaitlan Collins, McCabe expressed his concern for the future of the FBI and DOJ. He suggested that Americans should be worried about these institutions being incapacitated. However, he also acknowledged that many citizens would welcome investigations and justice for corrupt individuals within the federal government. McCabe emphasized the importance of these institutions in protecting citizens and expressed his fear that Trump might tear them down.
McCabe's Conversations with Former Colleagues
When asked about how FBI agents and other Bureau employees feel about the possibility of Trump's re-election, McCabe described the situation as "terrifying" and "frightening". He shared that he has had numerous discussions with former colleagues and people who have worked in the intelligence and law enforcement community. According to McCabe, these individuals are seriously considering what life might be like under a second Trump term and are even contemplating leaving the country to avoid potential unconstitutional and illegal detention.
Recent Developments
In other news, the Biden administration's State Department reportedly prevented former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter from boarding a flight from New York to Istanbul and allegedly confiscated his passport. Ritter was en route to Russia for the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, where he was scheduled to speak.
Trump's Stance on Prosecutions
President Trump, who had previously stated that his "revenge will be success", recently suggested that prosecutions of corrupt Democrats might be necessary. This statement was made during an interview with Newsmax.
Public Reaction
The public's reaction to McCabe's comments and Trump's potential prosecutions has been mixed. Some internet users have expressed support for Trump's stance and criticized McCabe for his apparent fear of legitimate retribution.
Conclusion
The possibility of Trump's re-election and potential prosecutions has stirred up a whirlwind of emotions and fears among FBI employees and others in the intelligence and law enforcement community. The future of the FBI and DOJ hangs in the balance, and only time will tell what will happen. What are your thoughts on this matter? Do you think these fears are justified? Share this article with your friends and let us know your thoughts. Don't forget to sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is delivered every day at 6pm.
