"It's not hard to do the job you signed up for if you're allowed to do the job you signed up for, and President Trump and this administration backs law enforcement and gave us the resources and gave us the autonomy in you and I in running this building to remove the red tape, to remove the unnecessary approvals, and to get a thousand extra agents that's what we did, Dan."
"This is one year in the making of true historic reductions in crime, and you're talking about a 20% reduction in murder rate. You're talking about a 32% increase in fentanyl seizures, he said. Dan, you're talking about four top-ten arrests in one year, but as soon as you left, I had to add two more, so now we're up to six."
Dan Bongino and Kash Patel exchanged praise for their tenure leading the FBI and credited policy changes and resources for measurable operational improvements. Patel said the Trump administration backed law enforcement, removed red tape and unnecessary approvals, and authorized a thousand agents to be moved from the national capital region to field offices. Patel said the redeployment enabled investigators to hit the streets and pursue crimes, producing results including an approximate 20% reduction in the murder rate, a reported 32% increase in fentanyl seizures, and six arrests of the FBI's most wanted fugitives in one calendar year.
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