

138- Why The FBI Isn't What It Used To Be | Chris Piehota
Dec 14, 2024
Chris Piehota, a retired FBI agent with 25 years of experience and author of "Wanted: The FBI I Once Knew," reveals his insights into the cultural shifts within the FBI. He critiques the agency's drift towards 'woke' ideology and emphasizes the need for a return to core values. Piehota discusses the inefficiencies between U.S. intelligence agencies, the impact of recent social movements on the FBI's image, and shares reflections on his departure, advocating for accountable leadership and modernization amidst evolving threats.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Evolving Challenges of the FBI
01:36 • 15min
Challenges Within U.S. Intelligence Agencies
16:44 • 31min
Maintaining Firearm Security and Examining Law Enforcement Culture
47:56 • 5min
The Changing Face of the FBI
53:11 • 12min
The Detrimental Effects of Climate Surveys on Leadership
01:05:12 • 2min
Reassessing the FBI's Internal Dynamics
01:06:44 • 26min
FBI's Complex Legacy: Ruby Ridge and Waco
01:32:53 • 11min
Reflections on Departure and the Quest for Meaningful Engagement
01:43:51 • 3min
Reflections on the FBI: Lessons in Leadership and Organizational Development
01:46:48 • 4min