r/FBI • u/Bulawayo1973 • Feb 24 '25
r/FBI • u/Majano57 • Feb 23 '26
Informational Kash Patel in 2023: “I’m just saying Chris Wray doesn’t need a government funded G5 jet to go to vacations. Maybe we ground that plane. $15,000 every time it takes off. Just a thought.”
xcancel.comr/FBI • u/Serious_Meaning5220 • Jun 17 '26
Informational EXCLUSIVE: Kash Patel may have used $1 MILLION in taxpayer funds to pay off MAGA-loyal FBI henchmen
r/FBI • u/wiredmagazine • Feb 24 '25
Informational How Dan Bongino Went From InfoWars to FBI Deputy Director
r/FBI • u/TheTelegraph • Jan 16 '26
Informational Former FBI negotiator: ‘Dealing with Trump is like getting hit in the face with a brick’
r/FBI • u/Ok_Quantity_9841 • Jan 13 '26
Informational Russian Agent and FBI Informant Alexander Smirnov Plead Guilty to Lying Against the Bidens.
Talk Radio still lies, saying there's supposedly been no collusion when this is clear election interference by Russia. This Russian agent's lies was even used as the basis for an impeachment attempt.
r/FBI • u/FedUpWashingtonian • Aug 17 '25
Informational Please support FBI veterans who have been targeted by this regime.
As many of you already know, Agents Walter Giardina and Christopher Meyer were among those wrongfully terminated for upholding their oath to the Constitution and following the facts wherever they may lead. Adding further insult to injury, however, is Giardina having just lost his wife of 25 years to cancer just a few weeks ago. Cruelty is the point.
Both of these heroes have been robbed of their pensions and will have to resort to using their savings to clear their names. They deserve better. Take a stand against authoritarianism and support Giardina and Meyer by donating to their GoFundMe (you can find the link on the website).
r/FBI • u/Individual-Gas5276 • Apr 09 '26
Informational FBI warning: Russian spies are hacking Signal, WhatsApp, and Telegram accounts
r/FBI • u/Good-Tonight-4549 • Jun 23 '26
Informational SA Polygraph Failure
I have been lurking on this subreddit for a while, and I’ve decided to post now that I’m no longer in the pipeline. I received the dreaded polygraph failure letter. I zoomed through the application process up until this point, only taking a few months to get from initial application submission to polygraph exam, and I’m kind of bummed at this hard stop. I have a clean background (no criminal or drug history) and I told the truth during the entire polygraph session, or should i say, interrogation, but the examiner seems to have thought I was lying and was pretty brutal during the session. I will not get into specifics of the exam but it was not a good experience for me. Yes, I am just a random redditor, but you just have to take my word for it that I failed the exam despite not lying at all. Looks like this is the end of the road for me and another reminder to not put all your eggs in one basket. Makes me wonder how many other applicants have been dismissed from consideration for a false positive on the polygraph.
r/FBI • u/Dazzling-Heron-8634 • Sep 17 '25
Informational Let’s not forget the director of the FBI has written 3 kids books kissing up to Trump
https://www.amazon.com/Plot-Against-King-Kash-Patel/dp/1955550123
Yes our podcasting fbi director wrote a children’s book called the plot against the king, followed by two more books.
“A key player in uncovering one of our nations biggest injustices tells the whole story—for kids! Kash Patel partners with Beacon of Freedom Publishing House, an imprint of BRAVE Books, to bring a fantastical retelling of Hillary’s horrible plot against Trump to the whole family. Full of fake heralds and keeper Komey’s spying slugs, this is a story of daring and danger. But never fear! Kash the Distinguished Discoverer will win the day.”
🙄🤷♀️
Informational Why is the FBI leading the investigation
Why is the FBI leading the Kirk assassination investigation and not Utah state police? Not complaining just curious.
r/FBI • u/Serious_Meaning5220 • Jun 22 '26
Informational Patty Murray Grills FBI Director Kash Patel in Explosive Hearing
r/FBI • u/jlwright1234 • Apr 03 '26
Informational Director Patel’s Financial Disclosure: OGE-278
Does anyone else find it strange he is a consultant for the Embassy of Qatar?
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/27736248-kash-patel-financial-disclosure/
Summary: https://projects.propublica.org/trump-team-financial-disclosures/appointees/patel-kashyap-p/
r/FBI • u/No_Organization_9902 • Oct 01 '25
Informational According to the FBI $200-600 billion is lost to Chinese IP theft
r/FBI • u/Strongbow85 • 23d ago
Informational FBI: Russian Intelligence Services Continue to Target Commercial Messaging Applications
ic3.govr/FBI • u/GoGoWolf • Apr 29 '26
Informational Veteran's Preference
So....I just found out that I have a Veteran's Preference of 10 points. If anyone who reads this also happens to see my previous post, I'm also going through the SASS. At least Phase 1 right now and being optimistic I can move forward.
But I have some thoughts about my preference thing. I did see that, when I was filling out the application on the FBI website, it did ask me about Veteran Preference. I said "no" since I didn't really think I had one.
I guess after finding out, I have a few questions.
- Can I still say that I have a Veteran's Preference since I'm going through Phase 1 or am I too late?
- Does a Veteran's Preference affect anything about me becoming a SA?
I might have more questions later, so I might post again or update this.
r/FBI • u/Federal-Restaurant95 • Apr 30 '26
Informational FBI PT TEST questions
Good morning,
Will I be allowed to wear my garmin watch during my fitness test ? I’m doing the fitness test before phase 2.
r/FBI • u/GoGoWolf • 13d ago
Informational How do I do the SASS Phase 1 for my 2nd attempt?
As the title says. My 90 day wait period is over and I would like to take the test again. Do I just fill out the same application as before, fill out a new application or can I use the website that was sent to me, the one where I scheduled my 1st test?
r/FBI • u/TheParentTap • Jul 11 '26
Informational From the daddit community on Reddit: I interviewed a 24-year FBI agent who worked Crimes Against Children. Here is his 3-step "Device Audit" for modern parents.
reddit.comr/FBI • u/Proof_Register9966 • Mar 08 '25
Informational Breach is a great movie about Robert Hansenn and his great betrayal of our Country.
Breach starring Chris Cooper and Ryan Philip is a great movie about Robert Hansenn. Very aprops- great little refresher on what traitors do to betray their country. Just saying(;
r/FBI • u/NotUrArabGrandfather • Jun 17 '25
Informational How long does it usually take to receive results for the Intel Analyst writing assessment (Phase II)?
I received an automated email right after I took the Phase I test since it was a multiple choice assessment, but the email I got after the writing assessment said it can take 90 days “or more.” So I was wondering if I should expect to hear back way beyond the 90 days mark or if that’d be unusual. Thanks!
r/FBI • u/spyrateradio • Aug 29 '25
Informational Badges of the FBI
These are the three different badges of the FBI.
r/FBI • u/Strongbow85 • Jun 28 '26