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Trump Jr. says dad’s ‘next move’ is to ‘break up’ FBI: ‘He has to get rid of these things’

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Trump Jr. says dad’s ‘next move’ is to ‘break up’ FBI: ‘He has to get rid of these things’

 
Breaking up the FBI isn't going to happen in any of our lifetimes. As far as I'm concerned, the FBI is here to stay permanently.
 
The C...I...A... is the bigger threat and should be broken up first.

- ML

They are at least our own... if re-elected, 'America First' administration would probably first break up foreign globalist lobbies entities causing harm to American Freedoms:

Trump Ignored Evidence Israel Planted Cellphone Spying ...
Israel was accused by U.S. intelligence agencies of placing cellphone surveillance devices near the White House to spy on Donald Trump ...

Israel planted devices near White House to spy on Trump
businessinsider
Sep 12, 2019 — Israel is believed by US intelligence to be responsible for planting surveillance devices near the White House in a bid to spy on US President ...


Some Foreign First lobbies tools had tried to intimidate ex Prez Obama too over Syria/Iran war policies vizavee Andrew Adler Atlanta threat scandal. Domestic agencies could be slimmed down but are needed to tackle these and other issues.
 
You believe this is a popular position?

With certain people, yes.

That is evident just by looking at who posted the thread.



I'm certain that the suggestion would be to break up the FBI and move its functions into DHS. This accomplishes two things: a rebranding, and transfer of police power more directly into the hands of the president. Also, they really like the word 'homeland' and they already have a boner for other agencies within DHS.

Under no circumstance will Trump actually advocate for a reduction of executive power or a reduction in overall federal policing.
 
https://www.washingtonpost.com/arch...irector/1c1b437e-a695-48d0-bc9e-afa5f0f69b79/

CLINTON FIRES SESSIONS AS FBI DIRECTOR
By Michael Isikoff and Ruth Marcus - July 20, 1993

President Clinton fired FBI Director William S. Sessions yesterday, ending a six-month drama during which the former federal judge refused repeated requests from administration officials to resign.

Clinton telephoned Sessions yesterday afternoon to inform him that he had been fired and then called back several minutes later to remind him that the dismissal was "effective immediately." The president told reporters afterwards that he acted after Attorney General Janet Reno "reported to me in no uncertain terms that he {Sessions} can no longer effectively lead the bureau and law enforcement community" and that he agreed with that assessment.
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Most troubling to administration officials was the OPR finding of a "sham" arrangement to claim a tax exemption on the value of his chauffeur-driven FBI limousine to and from work. Sessions had received a legal opinion from the chief FBI lawyer that he could use the exemption if he carried a firearm or kept one in the limousine.

The OPR reported that Sessions then obtained a handgun and kept it unloaded in a briefcase in the car. He never took any training, prompting former attorney general William P. Barr on his last day in office to write in a blistering memo to Sessions that the FBI director's use of the exemption "does not even pass the red face test."
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[FONT=Bitstream Vera Serif, Times New Roman, serif]He needs some Genuine, Exquisite, Standing Tall, American, Police Officers. He call call them the GESTAPO for short.[/FONT]
 
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