Unmasking the Bureau - Bassem Youssef on Corruption, Civil Liberties, and the FBI’s Future

In this episode of John Solomon Reports, we uncover the compelling story of former FBI whistleblower Bassem Youssef, a decorated agent with a remarkable history. John Solomon dives into Youssef's journey, including his wrongful accusations post-9/11 and his pivotal role in solving the Khobar Towers case, linking Iran to a deadly attack on American soldiers.

Bassem shares explosive insights from his tenure at the FBI, particularly during James Comey's leadership, where he observed a concerning shift in the agency's political alignment. He highlights the misuse of phone record searches and the detrimental changes implemented during the Obama administration that could lead to abuses of power. You won't want to miss his perspective on the four counterintelligence operations targeting Donald Trump and his associates, including Operation Crossfire Hurricane and others.

In the second segment, we welcome Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman, who is fiercely advocating against the release of violent felons in his state. Coleman addresses the alarming trend of leniency in the justice system and the potential dangers it poses to public safety, especially in light of recent violent incidents linked to repeat offenders.

Finally, we have a special guest, astronaut Barry "Butch" Wilmore, making his first appearance on the show. John and Butch explore the exciting developments in space exploration and the unique moment we find ourselves in regarding humanity's ventures beyond Earth.

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