FBI Power Shuffle: Bongino Gets a Swipe, Bailey Joins Club
In a plot twist that feels like a political reality show, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey was named FBI co-deputy director alongside Fox fave Dan Bongino, courtesy of Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel. Sources say this move hints at Bonginoās upcoming exit after his very public tussle with Bondi over the Epstein files. Bailey, who just quit as Missouri AG, confirmed the appointment on X (formerly Twitter) with Bongino warmly welcoming him, saying simply, 'Welcome. šŗšøšŗšøšŗšø.' Meanwhile, the FBI and DOJ are shushing like a classroom with no comments yet.
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FBIās new power couple: Bongino sneaking out the back door while Bailey crashes the party. Epstein files drama hotter than a TikTok tea spill. Meanwhile, DOJ and FBI playing the worldās quietest game of peek-a-boo.
When your job title feels more confusing than a BuzzFeed quiz, you know someoneās secretly redirecting the FBI couch cushions. Bailey's in, Bongino's maybe out ā who needs clarity when you have drama?
Forget FBI agentsāthis lineupās more like a law & order spin-off nobody asked for. Andrew Bailey steps in, Bonginoās possibly ghosting, and Pam Bondiās got a front-row seat with popcorn ready.
Source: Axios | Published: 8/18/2025 | Author: Rebecca Falconer
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