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DOJ accuses FBI of ‘insubordination’ for not submitting Jan. 6 agents’ info: Report

Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove accused the FBI's leadership of 'insubordination' for not complying with a request related to the January 6 investigations, stating that they 'refused to comply' with a narrower ask.
Bove assured that FBI employees who acted ethically regarding January 6 investigations are not at risk of termination, emphasizing that only those with corrupt intent should be concerned.
The Justice Department is conducting a review of FBI agents' conduct in relation to January 6, as mandated by President Trump's executive order, which aims to identify any misconduct by federal agencies.
Bove's memo highlighted the need for a complete data set to focus on agents involved in January 6 investigations, asserting that the review process is necessary to determine if further personnel actions are required.

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DOJ accuses FBI of 'insubordination' for not submitting Jan. 6 agents’ info: Report

DOJ leadership accused FBI leadership of insubordination for withholding information on agents involved in January 6 investigations.

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The GOP Times

Insubordinate FBI Officials Become Headline News

The Department of Justice isn’t happy with a few FBI officials. The acting deputy AG just accused bureau leadership of “insubordination.” They tried to stand in the way of cleaning up the corruption. Now that Pam Bondi has been confirmed and sworn in officially as Attorney General, things are going to be much different around the J. Edgar Hoover building. Insubordinate FBI leaders On Wednesday, February 5, acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bov…

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“Insubordination”: FBI Official Accused of Defying White House Reform Efforts

Last week, some of us discussed concerns over the demand of the Trump Administration for the names of all FBI agents involved in January 6th cases. While noting that we did not have all of the details, I wrote that this would be a critical test for the Administration between reform and revenge. Line FBI agents should not face punishment for carrying out the orders of their superiors or courts. Now, the Trump Administration has offered additional…

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New York Post

DOJ accuses FBI of ‘insubordination’ in hunt for proof of ‘weaponization’

Acting deputy attorney general Emil Bove said bureau brass 'refused to comply' with an investigation that President Trump commissioned in a Day One executive order.

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Justice Dept. Accuses F.B.I. Leaders of ‘Insubordination’

The acting No. 2 official at the Justice Department on Wednesday denounced the acting F.B.I. director and his top aide for what he described as “insubordination” after they resisted his efforts to identify agents who investigated the Jan. 6, 2021, riot, an ultimatum that incited a backlash across the bureau. The official, Emil Bove III, the interim deputy attorney general, accused Brian J. Driscoll and his deputy, Robert C. Kissane, who were tap…

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Raw Story

Trump's DOJ accuses acting FBI director of 'insubordination' over Jan. 6 cases

The Justice Department issued new guidance on FBI agents who were involved in investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection.Acting deputy attorney general Emil Bove, who was president Donald Trump's defense attorney in his election interference case, issued a memo to the bureau's workforce saying that “who simply followed orders and carried out their duties in an ethical manner” would not at risk for being fired, reported Fox News.However, Bove offered …

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