Reforming the FBI and Regional Investigation of Cases

The hosts discuss the potential reform of the FBI and the idea of regional investigation of cases. They question whether the FBI should let officers in different states handle cases independently or if they should be under the control of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). They also highlight the concerns of the FBI's power and control, especially since the FBI directors come from the Department of Justice (DOJ), and speculate on whether there is any entity that can break up and limit their power. The conversation also revolves around modeling domestic intelligence collection after the UK's law enforcement system, the importance of local partnerships, and the public trust in the government.