Acting deputy attorney -general Emil Bove sent a memo to the acting FBI director on Friday evening and led him to end FBI employees and identify all current and former desk staff assigned to January 6 and Hamas Cases for an internal assessment, has learned FOX News.
Bove’s Memo of acting FBI director Brian Driscoll, who was obtained by FOX News, claims that the Ministry of Justice cannot trust the FBI employees to perform President Donald Trump’s agenda.
The subject of the memo is “endings.”
“This memorandum contains a series of guidelines, authorized by the acting attorney -general, with regard to human resources that must be tackled at the Federal Bureau of Investigation,” Bove wrote.
Bove, a former Trump defense lawyer, trained Driscoll to dismiss eight specific FBI employees by Monday 3 February at 5:30 pm
Acting deputy attorney -general Emil Bove, a former Trump lawyer, ordered the FBI -ancient director to dismiss seven specific employees on Monday. (Angela Weiss/Pool/Getty images)
“I do not believe that the current leadership of the Ministry of Justice can trust these FBI employees to help with the implementation of the president’s agenda,” Bove wrote in the Memo.
Bove mentioned comments from President Trump on his first day in function, in which Trump accused the law of the law of the Biden administration of following the political opponents of Biden.
“The American people have witnessed the previous administration that deals with a systemic campaign against its political opponents observed, who controls the legal power of numerous federal law enforcement agencies and the intelligence community against those observed political opponents in the form of investigations, persecutions, Civil enforcement.
Bove said that the “earlier leadership of the FBI has actively participated in what President Trump described in an appropriate way as” a serious national injustice committed on the American people in the last four years “with regard to events that took place in or near the Capitol from the United States on Jan.
“The armament of the FBI safety process is disturbing in the same way,” Bove continued. “That also applies to issues with regard to the reluctance of the FBI to tackle instructions and requests from the Ministry of Justice, among other things.”
The seal for the Ministry of Justice in Washington on November 18, 2022. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
Bove said that the problems are “symptomatic of shortcomings in earlier leadership that must now be tackled.”
Bove wrote that “these ends of the necessity, on the basis of President Trump’s executive order of January 20, 2025, considered” the armament of the federal government “for the process of restoring an integrity culture, credibility, credibility, credibility, credibility , credibility, credibility, to be ended and response to the leadership and the guidelines of President Trump and the Ministry of Justice “.
In addition to the terminations of the eight employees, Bove sent Driscoll to identify at noon Tuesday 4 February, “all the current and former FBI staff who are at all times awarded to investigations and/or persecutions” with regard to “the events that took place on or near the nearby United States Capitol on January 6, 2021 “and United States v. Haniyeh, a terrorism case against six Hamas leaders who are responsible for planning and implementing the attack of 7 October 2023 in Israel.
The defendants are in that case Ismail Haniyeh and Yahya Sinwar, Hamas leaders at a high level that are assumed to have been murdered by Israeli agents in 2024.
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BEVE ordered that the lists of employees should compile Driscoll “should include relevant supervisory staff in FBI regional offices and field departments, as well as at the FBI headquarters.”
“For every employee who is included in the list, give the current title, office to which the person is assigned, a role in the investigation or the prosecution and date of the last activity with regard to the investigation or prosecution,” Directed Bove. “After timely receipt of the requested information, the office of the Deputy Procurer -General will start an assessment process to determine whether additional personnel actions are needed.”
Fox News also obtained the letter that Driscoll sent to Bureau employees on Friday evening after receiving Bove’s Memo. In it, Driscoll employees he was assigned to dismiss the specific employees Bove identified “unless these employees have retired in advance.”
“I had personal contact with each of these affected employees,” wrote Driscoll.
The J. Edgar Hoover FBI building in Washington, DC (Brooks Kraft/Corbis/Corbis via Getty images)
With regard to the directive to compile a list of FBI employees involved in the cases of January 6 and Hamas, Driscoll said that the request “includes thousands of employees throughout the country who have supported these research efforts”.
“I am one of those employees, such as acting deputy director Kissane,” wrote Driscoll. “As we have said since we have agreed to take these roles, we will follow the law, follow the FBI policy and do what is in the best interest of the workforce and the American people – always.
“We will come back in contact with more information as soon as possible. In the meantime, stay safe and care for each other.”
The FBI refused to comment on human resources, including names, titles or numbers.
After acting attorney -general James Mchenry, the DOJ directive will be released more than a dozen important officials who worked on the team of special counsel Jack Smith who continued Trump continued. FOX News Digital reported the promotion on Monday.
Special counselor Jack Smith gives comments about an indictment, including four crime counts against former US President Donald Trump at the Ministry of Justice on 1 August 2023, in Washington, DC (Alex Wong/Getty images)
A DOJ -Official Monday used a similar language like that in Bove’s letter, and told Fox News Digital Mchenry “does not trust these officials to help the president’s agenda.”
The guideline also comes a day after Fox News Digital Exclusive reported That whistleblowers E -mails were shared with the chairman of the Senate Cycling Cycle Chuck Grassley, revealing that a former FBI agent, Timothy Thibault, is said to have broken the protocol and played a crucial role in opening and promoting the original research of the Bureau relating to the 2020 elections, which president president Donald Trump Until the probe without sufficient prediction.
Bove’s Memo also comes one day after President Trump’s candidate to lead the agency, Kash Patel, testified during his confirmation hearing for the Senate Judge.
Trump and allies have maintained that the law enforcement agency against him and conservatives were armed throughout the country.
The Judiciary Committee House has investigated the FBI for months for the establishment of a memo aimed at Catholics and parents at school board meetings during the COVID-19 Pandemie.
President Trump denied any involvement in the Doj Directive on Friday evening.
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“We have some very bad people there,” Trump said Friday. “They came after many people like me, but they came after many people. No, I was not involved.
“I will have to see what exactly is going on after this has been completed,” he added. “But if they have fired some people there, that is a good thing because they were very bad. They were very corrupt people, very corrupt, and they hurt our country very much in armament. They used the ministry From justice to go behind their political opponent, who is in themselves illegal. “
