MARCH 2025: TRUMP PRESIDENCY Trump Makes Huge Announcement About FBI's Future, and It's a Fantastic Gut Punch to the Old Guard

Trump Makes Huge Announcement About FBI's Future, and It's a Fantastic Gut Punch to the Old Guard
"President Donald Trump's speech about "turning the page" on unequal treatment under the law at the Department of Justice on Friday upset all the right people—especially the old guard at the FBI.
Trump named names and kicked some cabooses. Trump made it clear that the DOJ and FBI's illegal ways of meting out justice in the past were over.
At the DOJ hall, Trump calmly name-checked "deranged" Jack Smith and Andrew Weissmann, both of whom tried to throw the president in jail for unmerited reasons.

He told the crowd, filled with new and old justice officials, that it was "a great honor to have fired James Comey," the FBI director who sent honeypot agents into the early days of the Trump campaign without predication, tried to blackmail Trump with the dossier news, giving CNN a reason to report the fake news and setting the media hook for the Russia collusion farce that was an ongoing election interference operation.
Trump said, "These are bad people," and that the people who broke the law and violated their oaths "need to go to jail." 

Indeed, the latest revelation that Joe Biden turned over both Trump and Mike Pence's phone which the FBI exploited without a warrant, and then used the phone to apply for a warrant afterward, is yet another example of how federal law enforcement broke the law to Get Trump.
Trump announced that the FBI will not get its new headquarters campus in Maryland.
I've reported on plans for this new FBI campus before. The sprawling, Silicon Valley-like campus dwarfs the ugly FBI building in D.C. Trump said the proposed Maryland campus site is too far away—he called it "three hours away," which it's not, unless it's a Friday get-away day.
Trump said, "Under Director Patel, we're getting the FBI agents out of the headquarters in Washington, D.C. and back on the streets in pursuit of dangerous criminals, where they belong and where they want to be." 

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