Chris Swecker

Chris Swecker, a former FBI Assistant Director and now an attorney, dives into the Trump administration's plans to revamp the FBI and Justice Department. He discusses perceived biases within the agencies and why reform is crucial. The conversation touches on Kash Patel potentially replacing FBI Director Wray and Pam Bondi’s possible role as Attorney General. Swecker emphasizes the risks of political influence over the Justice Department, urging for accountability and caution rather than sweeping changes.

Chris Swecker, a former FBI Assistant Director, discusses the urgent need for reforms in the Justice Department, as Trump aims to eliminate perceived corruption. Tomi Lahren shares her fiery commentary on current political events. Meanwhile, Kyle Kondik analyzes the staggering $1.5 billion spent by Kamala Harris's campaign and the Democrats' struggle to resonate in swing states. The conversation highlights the complexities of political strategy, funding, and the pressing issue of maintaining integrity in law enforcement amid ongoing partisan debates.