The deputy director of Trump’s FBI is a podcaster who believes that the elections were stolen

President Donald Trump took advantage of a conservative theorist of the media personality and conspiracy for a great job in his administration.

Dan Bongino, a former US secret service agent. Uu. Who later organized a News program and piloted a right -wing popular podcast, is deputy director of the FBI despite not having leadership experience in the department. His appointment did not require a confirmation of the Senate.

Bongino, who was running without success for the Senate in 2012, is an important promoter of some of Trump’s favorite conspiracy theories about the 2020 and Covid-19 elections. It is also a “significant shareholder” on Rumble’s right -wing video platform, the company said.

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It is a supersporter of the 2020 elections.

The researchers have identified Bongino as one of the most effective extensors of erroneous information around the 2020 elections, noting that he spent hours in his podcast and published widely shared videos on social networks that promote discredited statements about the collection of ballots and suspicious votes.

“The FBI and the CIA, members of the same, undoubtedly tried to manipulate the 2016 and 2020 elections,” he once told his listeners.

Bongino, who has almost 6 million followers on Facebook, had more than 7.7 million interactions on Facebook the 2020 election week, the New York Times found at that time.

In May 2024, he warned his listeners that they should still be appealed from the Democrats “stealing a Trump’s choice. “Don’t let them throw this thing again,” he said in an episode of his podcast.

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He hinted that Dei and corruption policies should blame the murder attempts against Trump.

Bongino, who said that the FBI was “irremediably corrupt” after its agents raided Mar-a-lago, raised diversity, equity and inclusion policies as a possible culprit behind the failure of the secret service to avoid an attempt to murder against Trump last summer.

“They took a thousand tweets about all these things from Dei,” he said about the Secret Service. “Do I know it’s related here? I don’t, just say, how, you have a job and just a job.”

After another person was arrested for drawing an attempt to murder against Trump in September, Bongino asked if there could be a “mole” among the agents assigned to protect Trump or that one of them could be badly handling information about his whereabouts.

“Is there a Honeypot trap in the secret service?” He asked in an episode of his podcast. “Is there a boy or a woman in the secret service who has a relationship with someone who is not who says they are?”

In an August episode of his podcast, Bongino questioned the integrity of FBI’s investigation into murder attempts. “Friends, the FBI is in that again. I don’t trust these people,” he wrote on social networks along with a clip of his podcast.

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His FBI conspiracy theories do not end there.

Bongino has also affirmed that the images of the FBI launched on January 6, 2021, the suspect of the pipe pump may have been “manipulated” and that something sinister is underway.

“Something is happening here. Where is the video of his that releases the bomb? Why don’t we have it? Why does it seem manipulated?” He said in an episode of January 2024.

“Ladies and gentlemen, someone is hiding something, and is not small. They are hiding something huge,” he continued.

He has also pressed the theory that the administration of President Barack Obama had at least one FBI agent in charge of spying on the 2016 Trump campaign. While arguing the idea in the News program of Tucker Carlson at that time, Bongino simply cited “reports.”

He was expelled from YouTube for spreading the erroneous information of COVID-19.

In 2022, YouTube temporarily suspended Bongino’s account, which had around 900,000 subscribers, to disseminate the erroneous information about the Covid-19 pandemic. In particular, he affirmed that the masks were “useless” to prevent the spread of the virus despite the investigation, otherwise, something that YouTube said it violated its erroneous information policy.

When Bongino tried to circumnavigate the ban by publishing from another account, the video platform prohibited it permanently.

Shortly after, Google took out all the ads from the Bongino website. He said that one of the content pieces that Google cited was about Anthony Fauci, then President Joe Biden’s medical advisor, and said that his “use of masks despite being vaccinated had nothing to do with science.”

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He supported Russia’s unfounded statements about an American attack.

In 2022, Bongino suggested that the Biden administration could have been responsible for the explosions that broke a set of natural gas pipes, Nord Stream 1 and 2, which is executed between Russia and Germany. Ukraine carried out the act of sabotage, the Wall Street Journal was carried out by Ukraine, although Russia blamed the United States

Bongino supported Kremlin’s claims in an episode of his podcast.

“Is Biden administration crazy enough to do this to illuminate a spark that could cause World War II?” asked. “The answer is: ‘I would not be surprised, and I bet you wouldn’t'” either.

“The motivations of the Biden administration and the green agenda, I think, are much greater than Russia’s motivations,” he continued.