Auburn Tigers men's basketball coach Bruce Pearl reacted to President Donald Trump's decision to name Dan Bongino deputy FBI director

President Trump tapped conservative commentator Dan Bongino as Deputy FBI Director. Some federal agencies urged staff not to answer Elon Musk’s performance email. Also, Trump fired the Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman.

Now that Dan Bongino has been selected as President Donald Trump's pick for deputy director of the FBI, he has become the 21st Fox News personality and/or contributor to join his second administration.

NBC News momentarily handed Elon Musk the presidency — albeit unintentionally — by claiming that he named Dan Bongino as the FBI’s Deputy Director.

The far-right podcaster has condemned the FBI as “irredeemably corrupt." No wonder so many former and current agents are upset about Dan Bongino's ascension.

The No. 2 job at the F.B.I. will give the provocateur Dan Bongino access to sensitive intelligence, as well as speculation and false accusations that agents receive.

Dan Bongino, the conservative podcaster named deputy director of the FBI, has spent the past seven years publicly criticizing the agency he will now help run.

Bongino is a former Secret Service agent turned podcaster. Trump said he will serve as the FBI’s deputy director, a role traditionally held by career agents.

Dan Bongino, of the popular The Dan Bongino Show podcast and radio show, announced he was ending the show as he transitions to his new job.

Mr. Bongino may be the most unconventional deputy director in the FBI's 117-year history. He’s also one of its harshest critics.

Dan Bongino, a former Secret Service agent turned right-wing podcaster, has been named the next deputy director of the FBI, President Donald Trump announced Sunday, the latest outsider media personality the president has chosen to be in a significant position of power overseeing large branches of complex government organizations.