Andrew Weissmann Melts Down After Trump Goes Scorched Earth, Fires Dozens of Career FBI Officials

[livingston]

Andrew Weissmann Melts Down After Trump Goes Scorched Earth, Fires Dozens of Career FBI Officials​

President Trump fired David Sundberg, the head of the FBI Washington Field Office on Friday.
David Sundberg is the highest ranking FBI official to be fired in Trump’s second term. Trump fired FBI Director James Comey during his first term.
It was later reported that 88 FBI officials were walked out of their offices Friday evening.
Andrew Weissmann fumed as he reacted to Trump’s decision to clean house and fire dozens of career FBI officials.
“It is against the rules and the law. It’s against civil service rules. You cannot fire career FBI personnel without cause. It is simply not possible. And the idea that you have the acting deputy attorney general of the United States doing something that is against the rules. It’s against the law. The story these purges that you’re talking about violate the law when you said, Jen, these are not political people. These are not at will employees. They have civil service protections. You cannot do that. Creating a list of thousands of FBI agents and personnel who worked on January 6th cases so they can be targeted is illegal. This is something that cannot happen,” Weissmann said.

“It’s Illegal – It’s Against the Law” – Corrupt Prosecutor Andrew Weissmann Melts Down After Trump Goes Scorched Earth, Fires Dozens of Career FBI Officials (VIDEO) * The Gateway Pundit * by Cristina Laila

In a fiery response to President Trump's sweeping firings of FBI officials, former prosecutor Andrew Weissmann claims the actions violate legal standards…

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[livingston]

FBI Termination Update: Email Confirms Eight Senior Executive Terminations – Calls For ALL FBI Personnel Assigned to January 6th Investigations/Personnel To Be Listed and Names Submitted​

According to an email from acting Director Brian Driscoll and reviewed by The Gateway Pundit, each field office is required to submit a list of all personnel, current and former, who were involved in January 6th investigations/prosecutions by noon on Tuesday, February 4th.
Late this afternoon, I received a memo from the acting Deputy Attorney General notifying me that eight senior FBI executives are to be terminated by specific dates, unless these employees have retired beforehand. I have been personally in touch with each of these impacted employees.
'All current and former FBI personnel assigned at any time to investigations and/or prosecutions relating to (1) events that occurred at or near the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021; and (2) United States v Haniyeh, et al. 24 Mag. 438 (S.D.N.Y).
These lists should include relevant supervisory personnel in FBI regional offices and field divisions, as well as at FBI headquarters.
For each employee included in the list, provide the current title, office to which the person is assigned, role in the investigation or prosecution, and date of last activity relating to the investigation or prosecution.
We understand that this request encompasses thousands of employees across the country who have supported these investigative efforts. I am one of those employees, as is acting Deputy Director Kissane.

FBI Termination Update: Email Confirms Eight Senior Executive Terminations – Calls For ALL FBI Personnel Assigned to January 6th Investigations/Personnel To Be Listed and Names Submitted * The Gateway Pundit * by Brian Lupo

Recent revelations confirm the impending termination of eight senior FBI executives, as outlined in an internal email. This bold move raises critical questions…

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[tirwin1]

I think poor Andy is afraid he might be prosecuted just like Chuckie Schumer. It would be great if that cocksucker got a taste of the lawfare he's been leading or cheering on. I hope he has many sleepless nights.

 

[kev74]

More winning!

 

[JaguarJaguarGolf]

Put them on No Fly List

 

[Deplorable Me]

What? No pardon from Biden?