Tom Fitton on Deep State, FBI Secrecy, and Kash Patel & Dan Bongino

Concerns Over Deep State and FBI Transparency

• 🎯 Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch expresses frustration with the lack of progress on investigations and transparency, particularly concerning the FBI and DOJ.
• 💡 He questions why certain individuals like Steve Friend haven't been reinstated or given honorable discharges, and why no names of individuals trafficked by Ghislaine Maxwell have been prosecuted.
• 🔍 Fitton highlights ongoing legal battles with the Biden administration's FBI and DOJ over withheld documents related to censorship operations and targeting of citizens.

Criticisms of Current Leadership and Agencies

• 🏛️ Fitton argues that institutions like the FBI are compromised and cannot be trusted to investigate themselves, suggesting they should be dismantled.
• 🗣️ He notes that despite leadership changes, there's a lack of major transparency initiatives or comprehensive criminal investigations six months into the current administration.
• ⚖️ The FBI and DOJ are accused of fighting FOIA requests in court, delaying the release of documents related to high-profile cases like the Epstein files.

Proposed Solutions and Frustrations

• 🚀 Fitton suggests establishing a separate Presidential Investigative Unit to handle these sensitive matters outside of conflicted and compromised agencies.
• ❓ He reiterates the reasonable ask for at least one name of a victim of Ghislaine Maxwell's human trafficking to be prosecuted.
• 🚫 There is a perceived lack of accountability for whistleblowers and a cultural resistance within the FBI to address internal issues.

Specific Cases and Lack of Information

• 📌 The discussion touches on the lack of transparency regarding the Math Club shooter in Butler, PA, and the near-assassination of a future president.
• 📄 Fitton points out that even when documents are mentioned as being provided to Congress, they are not made public, undermining promises of transparency.
• 🤝 Judicial Watch continues to pursue transparency through legal means, facing significant resistance from federal agencies.

Call to Action and Support

• 📢 Fitton urges citizens to support Judicial Watch's work in seeking transparency and accountability through their website and social media.
• ⏳ He emphasizes the need for immediate action and an end to what he calls "reindeer games" on basic transparency requests.