FBI’s Dan Bongino Announces Massive Arrests – D.C. Swamp Rocked

A substantial Chinese espionage network was reportedly taken down by federal law enforcement, as revealed by the FBI’s Deputy Director, Dan Bongino. The dismantling operation, which involved coordinated actions in multiple U.S. cities including San Francisco, Houston, Portland, and San Diego, was said to have uncovered efforts by Chinese operatives to infiltrate U.S. military circles and extract defense-related intelligence.

Eight search warrants were believed to have been executed, resulting in two arrests, according to statements issued online by the bureau. The spy operation, characterized as complex and directly linked to the Chinese regime, was seen as a serious threat to national security.

Efforts had reportedly been underway by foreign actors to recruit American service members and access highly sensitive technologies, including missile systems and drone programs. Additionally, intelligence suggested that attempts had been made to intimidate individuals on American soil, in what appeared to be part of a larger foreign influence campaign.

Since the beginning of 2025, a total of 51 foreign intelligence agents, originating from countries such as China, Iran, Russia, and North Korea, had been apprehended. Accusations in these cases reportedly ranged from the theft of classified material to biological material smuggling and violations related to economic espionage.

It was indicated by the bureau that over 800 counterintelligence cases have already been opened this year alone, bringing the total number of ongoing investigations to nearly 5,000.

The agency has made efforts to become more transparent in the wake of past scandals and damaged public trust. As part of an effort to rebuild confidence, thousands of pages of counterintelligence documents were allegedly declassified and forwarded to Congress. The leadership of the FBI recognized the necessity of taking stock of previous errors and reaffirming their dedication to safeguarding the interests of the country.

Amid these developments, Deputy Director Bongino’s position had recently come under scrutiny due to internal tensions surrounding the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein matter. His absence from the bureau late last week was interpreted by some observers as a reaction to disagreements with Attorney General Pam Bondi over how the Epstein investigation had been managed.

Reports suggested that Bongino had resumed his duties on Monday, although questions about his long-term role remained following what was described as a contentious exchange with the leadership of the Department of Justice. Sources close to the situation confirmed that a review of Epstein’s case was delivered to federal officials earlier in the week, revisiting the circumstances surrounding his 2019 death in federal custody.

The dispute within the DOJ has reportedly caused friction among conservative supporters, with a segment expressing solidarity with Bongino amid claims that the Epstein files had lacked transparency. The implications of this internal debate were still being assessed.

Attorney David Schoen, who represented Epstein shortly before his death, made clear that no connection had ever been found between President Trump and the alleged client lists circulated by mainstream outlets. Schoen reaffirmed that during his legal interactions with Epstein, no damaging information about Trump had surfaced, despite direct efforts to uncover such claims.

The situation has reinforced ongoing concerns among conservatives regarding selective transparency, media bias, and politically motivated investigations, especially when such narratives are weaponized against figures closely aligned with the America First agenda. The absence of President Trump’s name from any credible accusations in the Epstein case has continued to expose the dishonesty of partisan media smears and underscored the lack of evidence behind many prior insinuations.

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