@govpritzker.illinois.gov you need to ensure the people who saved this man from a kidnapping are safe and do not get picked up by these ICE thugs. You know they will be targeted by this regime for their heroic actions.
1. The $20 billion taxpayer-funded rescue package for Argentina, announced last week by the Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, delivers an enormous windfall to hedge fund billionaire Rob Citrone.
Citrone has a longstanding personal and professional relationship with Bessent.
I saw that too, a few hours after shooter turned himself in at 10pm last night and before Trump pretended he just heard about his arrest this morning while pronouncing it on Fox and friends.
![Response 3: Driscoll refused to answer this question and stated that it was an
inappropriate question with Hatch Act implications.
Question 4: Do you agree that the FBI agents who “stormed” Mar-a-Lago, to
include the rank-and-file, should be held accountable?
Response 4: No; FBI personnel were doing their job in furtherance of court
orders, legal warrants, and a properly predicated investigation.
Question 5: What are your thoughts on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion?
Response 5: [trimmed since running out of room but he gave a reasonable answer about the importance of diversity but not it being sole reason for hiring]
Question 6: When did you start supporting President Trump?
Response 6: Driscoll refused to answer this question.
Question 7: Have you voted for a Democrat in the last five elections?
Response 7: Driscoll refused to answer this question.
63. After this final question, Ingrassia ended the interview.
64. Later that evening, Driscoll received a call from Bove. Driscoll understood that
Bove was expected to be named Acting Deputy Attorney General (“A/DAG”) of the United States
following the inauguration. At the time of the call, Bove was a private lawyer who had been part
of President Trump’s criminal defense team. Bove asked Driscoll what happened on the vetting
call, to which Driscoll responded that he found Ingrassia’s questions to be highly inappropriate
and political in nature and that he (Driscoll) was not supportive of serving in any leadership role
in the FBI if it required him to pass a vetting assessment based on political views. Driscoll noted
that he had never shared his political views, or even whether he had any, in his entire professional
career.
65. Bove told Driscoll that he “failed” the vetting interview and that Ingrassia reported
that Driscoll was combative and not “based out” enough. Driscoll interpreted Ingrassia’s report to](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:cak4klqoj3bqgk5rj6b4f5do/bafkreibmvuxp62ms4oheya7ygysyycu3rovlsir5un5jsfkg5o5gxuuy2u@jpeg)
