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Diamonds and Rust Lana Del Rey & Joan Baez At the Hearst Greek Theatre in Berkeley.

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Diamonds and Rust Lana Del Rey & Joan Baez At the Hearst Greek Theatre in Berkeley.

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Jeremy Michael Dufrene Born
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The Weeknd and Lana Del Rey's "The Abyss" is expected to debut at #68 on the Billboard Hot 100. 0.5k sales, 7.6k streams and 0.1k airplays

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shadesofblue liked a post in a topic by JDaniel in American Politics Thread February 9

View from France, what amateurism from new administration US !

Mistakenly named FBI number 1, he resists and becomes the Trump administration's worst nightmare
By Maïté CHARLES.
Shortly after Donald Trump won the US presidential election in November 2024, Brian Driscoll, 45, was accidentally appointed acting director of the FBI. Since then, he has been at the center of controversy and has antagonized the White House, because he refuses to provide the personal information of agents who investigated Donald Trump's involvement in the storming of the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
His appointment was the result of an accident. In November 2024, the day after Republican Donald Trump won the US presidential election, the billionaire's transition team appointed Brian Driscoll as acting deputy director of the FBI, explains the New York Times. Robert Kissane, a high-ranking counterterrorism agent in New York, was appointed acting director of the federal service, while the Senate confirmed the appointment of Kash Patel, one of Donald Trump's most loyal supporters.
A mistake by the Trump administration
But shortly after Donald Trump's inauguration into the White House on January 20, 2025, the White House's official website swapped roles between Robert Kissane and Brian Driscoll. It identified the latter as the director of the federal agency and Robert Kissane as the deputy director. The error would ultimately not be corrected by the Trump administration: Brian Driscoll, 45, an FBI agent since 2007, ultimately took on the role of director of the agency.
A blunder that comes as the FBI is in the sights of the new president. Donald Trump has been particularly hostile to the federal police since its investigation launched after suspicions of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election opposing him to Hillary Clinton.
Read also: Donald Trump leads a general offensive against the federal state
Former agents have called Brian Driscoll’s appointment “a providential mistake,” reports the New York Times. And for good reason, this former military officer ardently protects federal police agents against the assaults of the Trump administration, which particularly annoys the White House. His main feat: refusing to provide senior officials at the Justice Department with the names of FBI employees who worked on investigations related to the storming of the Capitol by Donald Trump supporters on January 6, 2021.
A symbol of resistance
The bias has sparked an unprecedented wave of support for him within the federal police, much of which is concerned about Donald Trump’s likely takeover of the agency. Brian Driscoll, the former director of the Newark, New Jersey, field office, has become the face of the resistance within the FBI. “Former agents and even current members of the FBI have been sharing memes and satirical clips celebrating him,” the New York Times reports.
Is this also a way of protecting himself? “I am one of the employees concerned,” he wrote. Brian Driscoll did indeed participate in the arrest of Samuel Fisher, a follower of the QAnon conspiracy theory in Manhattan, two weeks after the storming of the Capitol, reveals the New York Times. This refusal to comply has made the White House jump. Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove denounced the “refusal of the acting management to comply with the request” of the Justice Department, citing “insubordination.”
FBI Purge in the Works
But that won't stop the Trump administration from taking action against the FBI. Several American media outlets, including CNN, have revealed that a major purge is being prepared at the FBI against agents who investigated Donald Trump. According to CNN, several dozen agents who investigated the assault on the Capitol by supporters of the American president on January 6, 2021 are being evaluated with a view to possible dismissal. At least six senior FBI officials have been given the choice of "retiring, resigning or being fired by Monday," the news channel reported, quoted by AFP. Is Brian Driscoll in the hot seat? As of January 31, five senior executives and several local office directors have already been fired.

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The Weeknd and Lana Del Rey's "The Abyss" is expected to debut at #68 on the Billboard Hot 100. 0.5k sales, 7.6k streams and 0.1k airplays

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The Weeknd and Lana Del Rey's "The Abyss" is expected to debut at #68 on the Billboard Hot 100. 0.5k sales, 7.6k streams and 0.1k airplays

bluechemtrails liked a post in a topic by JDaniel in American Politics Thread February 9

View from France, what amateurism from new administration US !

Mistakenly named FBI number 1, he resists and becomes the Trump administration's worst nightmare
By Maïté CHARLES.
Shortly after Donald Trump won the US presidential election in November 2024, Brian Driscoll, 45, was accidentally appointed acting director of the FBI. Since then, he has been at the center of controversy and has antagonized the White House, because he refuses to provide the personal information of agents who investigated Donald Trump's involvement in the storming of the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
His appointment was the result of an accident. In November 2024, the day after Republican Donald Trump won the US presidential election, the billionaire's transition team appointed Brian Driscoll as acting deputy director of the FBI, explains the New York Times. Robert Kissane, a high-ranking counterterrorism agent in New York, was appointed acting director of the federal service, while the Senate confirmed the appointment of Kash Patel, one of Donald Trump's most loyal supporters.
A mistake by the Trump administration
But shortly after Donald Trump's inauguration into the White House on January 20, 2025, the White House's official website swapped roles between Robert Kissane and Brian Driscoll. It identified the latter as the director of the federal agency and Robert Kissane as the deputy director. The error would ultimately not be corrected by the Trump administration: Brian Driscoll, 45, an FBI agent since 2007, ultimately took on the role of director of the agency.
A blunder that comes as the FBI is in the sights of the new president. Donald Trump has been particularly hostile to the federal police since its investigation launched after suspicions of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election opposing him to Hillary Clinton.
Read also: Donald Trump leads a general offensive against the federal state
Former agents have called Brian Driscoll’s appointment “a providential mistake,” reports the New York Times. And for good reason, this former military officer ardently protects federal police agents against the assaults of the Trump administration, which particularly annoys the White House. His main feat: refusing to provide senior officials at the Justice Department with the names of FBI employees who worked on investigations related to the storming of the Capitol by Donald Trump supporters on January 6, 2021.
A symbol of resistance
The bias has sparked an unprecedented wave of support for him within the federal police, much of which is concerned about Donald Trump’s likely takeover of the agency. Brian Driscoll, the former director of the Newark, New Jersey, field office, has become the face of the resistance within the FBI. “Former agents and even current members of the FBI have been sharing memes and satirical clips celebrating him,” the New York Times reports.
Is this also a way of protecting himself? “I am one of the employees concerned,” he wrote. Brian Driscoll did indeed participate in the arrest of Samuel Fisher, a follower of the QAnon conspiracy theory in Manhattan, two weeks after the storming of the Capitol, reveals the New York Times. This refusal to comply has made the White House jump. Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove denounced the “refusal of the acting management to comply with the request” of the Justice Department, citing “insubordination.”
FBI Purge in the Works
But that won't stop the Trump administration from taking action against the FBI. Several American media outlets, including CNN, have revealed that a major purge is being prepared at the FBI against agents who investigated Donald Trump. According to CNN, several dozen agents who investigated the assault on the Capitol by supporters of the American president on January 6, 2021 are being evaluated with a view to possible dismissal. At least six senior FBI officials have been given the choice of "retiring, resigning or being fired by Monday," the news channel reported, quoted by AFP. Is Brian Driscoll in the hot seat? As of January 31, five senior executives and several local office directors have already been fired.

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