Garrett O'Boyle

In this eye-opening discussion, Steve Friend and Garrett O’Boyle, both former FBI agents and whistleblowers, share their harrowing journeys advocating for integrity within the agency. They reveal the challenges of confronting political bias in the FBI and the disconnect between management and field agents. The conversation delves into the agency's approach to domestic terrorism, including controversial tactics involving informants during events like January 6th. Their stories raise important questions about public trust and accountability in government.

FBI whistleblower veteran Garrett O'Boyle guests on a podcast discussing ongoing issues and emergency preparedness, personal connections and trust issues, joining a new unit and comparisons to early Christianity, selfishness and cowardice in society, FBI's use of executive orders and expansion of powers, FBI classifications and handling of case files, and reflections on the recent SCOTUS ruling and the future of America.

Join Sebastian Gorka, a prominent national security strategist, and Garrett O’Boyle, a former FBI Special Agent turned whistleblower, as they delve deep into the often murky world of the FBI. They discuss the emotional toll and moral dilemmas faced by whistleblowers, highlighting the contrasting loyalties between agency duty and ethical responsibility. The duo also scrutinizes the Durham Report, calls for reform within the FBI, and debates the agency's investigative priorities, lending a sobering perspective on accountability and trust in law enforcement.