A former Secret Service agent and New York City police officer before launching a right-wing media career, Bongino also insisted during his Monday podcast that despite his current career as a pro-Trump firebrand, he would have no problem doing the “nonpartisan” work expected of an FBI leader.
The former Fox News host went on to tell his viewers that “it's going to be a pretty wild ride today,” letting them know that he’d apprise them of the future of the show while also detailing how he came to be the No.
He continued: “I get it, if you are a political opponent of mine that has been involved with proudly celebrating the weaponized justice system, you don’t understand how a guy like me, who discusses partisan content in an opinion show, can go and do a questionably nonpartisan job.
Spending much of his broadcast thanking his family and production crew for the success of his show, he praised the “Bongino Army” for making him one of the top political podcasters in the country.
At the same time, Bongino defended himself as being qualified to take on his new FBI role and dismissed criticism that he would politicize the bureau on Trump’s behalf.
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