The coach of the Auburn University boys' basketball team posted in support of President Trump's announcement that Dan Bongino, the country's top-ranked team and conservative commentator, will become the vice-FBI director.
“Congratulations to my friend and the great patriot Dan Bongino. The bad guys are best to keep their heads spinning!” Bruce Pearl said in a I'll post it on Social Platform X on Sundays.
“Thank you to my good friends.” Bongino replied.
According to show notes, Pearl appeared recently when he marched in March last year and discussed compensation for NCAA athletes.
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Auburn's men's basketball is currently 25-2. Associated Press' Opinion Survey Division I Men's College Basketball Team.
Pearl too Reposted x's post From Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah), who the senator said “@dbongino has been known for 14 years.”
“I think his world has an incredibly healthy judgment, the highest standard of integrity and a work ethic like the few people I've ever met,” Lee wrote in his post. He spoke. “I can't imagine a better guy being useful as an agent for the FBI @kash_patel.”
Democrats denounced the appointment.
Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), a ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, called Bongino “the FBI experience of zero conspiracy theorist.”
A former Secret Service agent and a New York City police officer become a right-wing critic, Bongino boasted that he “owns LIBS.”
“Choosing another right-wing Fox's personality and internet troll – Dan Bongino – as deputy FBI director, it means two things,” Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif) wrote in X.
“Trump will set up another loyalist who doesn't say no to immoral or unethical conduct. And our law enforcement and public safety is even worse.”
