Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino bashed James Comey over his controversial "8647" post, saying the FBI is now dealing with copycats.

Before Dan Bongino became Trump’s Deputy FBI Director, he was warning listeners not to trust the official story behind Jeffrey Epstein’s death. In an August 2019 episode of The Dan Bongino Show, deleted from YouTube due to an account suspension,

Dan Bongino, the FBI's deputy director, condemned former FBI Director James Comey's "86 47" social media post as the FBI and Secret Service investigate potential threats.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino criticized James Comey for a controversial Instagram post interpreted as a threat against Donald Trump. Bongino stated

FBI officials Dan Bongino and Kash Patel outlined a tough new federal crackdown on violent crime and child trafficking.

Conservative commentator Glenn Beck criticized FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino on Monday for declaring that Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide. Beck said that the stance contradicts Bongino’s previous skepticism about Epstein’s death and that it made him feel he could no longer trust him.

Bongino explained that he released his statement now because his upcoming interview with FOX Business anchor Maria Bartiromo, which aired on “Sunday Morning Futures” alongside Director Patel, was recorded earlier in the week, prior to the public disclosure of Comey’s post.

Comey, who was dismissed by President Donald Trump in 2017, shared a photo reading “86 47,” drawing outrage from the right.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino delivered a scathing rebuke of the bureau’s former director James Comey over his cryptic “86 47” message made in seashells that he posted on Instagram

Some self-identified loyalists of President Trump are turning against Trump’s top law enforcement officials, partly because of the unsupported MAGA media claims that made those officials popular in the first place.