Peter Strzok

Peter Strzok, a former FBI counterintelligence official and author, shares insights into the agency's turmoil during Trump's second term. He discusses how political pressures have led to the purging of experts and weakening of national security functions, leaving the U.S. vulnerable to foreign threats. Strzok also addresses the implications of Trump's controversial decisions regarding Jeffrey Epstein and his ongoing legal battle over his firing. The conversation sheds light on the shifting landscape of the FBI and the broader political fractures within Trump's base.

Hunter Biden, embroiled in defamation lawsuits, shares insights on his legal battles and Aileen Cannon's favorable rulings that he hopes to leverage. Aileen Cannon, a judge known for her influential decisions, is discussed alongside the implications of high-profile defamation claims. Former FBI employees Lisa Page and Peter Strzok dive into their unsettled issues with privacy violations. The episode also sheds light on Judge Arthur Engoron, facing scrutiny in the Trump case, underlining the complex intersection of law and media.

Join Quinta Jurecic, a national security law expert, former FBI agent Pete Strzok, Berkeley law professor Orin Kerr, and press freedom advocate Gabe Rottman as they dive into the controversial actions of the Justice Department regarding journalist and congressional records. They explore the ethical implications of government surveillance, the lack of accountability from past attorneys general, and the stark tensions between the press and government oversight. This conversation reveals critical insights into the balance of power and the fate of press freedoms.

Jesse Moss, a director known for his faux-documentary exploring coup scenarios, and Peter Strzok, former FBI Counterintelligence director, engage in a riveting conversation. They discuss the chilling premise of a military coup simulation set for 2025. Moss reveals how blending improv and documentary filmmaking enhances authenticity, while Strzok shares insights on extremism in military recruitment. They also explore the interplay of political violence and accountability in the context of military justice reform, weaving a narrative that scrutinizes America's current political climate.

Former FBI agent Peter Strzok discusses his career in counterintelligence, including investigating Russian interference in the 2016 US elections. He shares personal experiences living in Iran during coups and political unrest. The podcast also covers the challenges of counterintelligence, major spy cases, and advice for a younger self.