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FBI whistleblower Kyle Serafin joins the show to discuss the "incrementalism" used by the DOJ to manage public outrage over Epstein. He identifies Shannon Perry as a key figure in the FBI's redaction program and criticizes the promotion of bureaucratic employees over law enforcement officers. Serafin reiterates that the 3 million pages released represent only a fraction of the total evidence.
Serafin identifies Shannon Perry as a key figure in the redaction process and notes that the political level of the DOJ often stifles investigations. He explains that while ground-level agents may act in good faith, the "main justice" level decides which cases move to prosecution. The discussion highlights the lack of transparency regarding why certain indictments were never pursued.
Kyle Serafin identifies Shannon Perry as a high-level "DEI hire" at the FBI who has allegedly weaponized the insider threat program against whistleblowers. He claims that despite leadership changes, Perry remains in a position of power to protect the interests of Chris Wray and James Comey. The segment also details the aggressive legal defense being mounted for the alleged pipe bomber, Brian Cole Jr., whose lawyers are challenging the FBI's evidence.
