IG says cultural change needed at FBI: "There’s got to be a change in the culture" at the FBI

[NightHawkeye]

From the "Radical Overhaul needed", files: Senator Kennedy Asks Trump to Declassify Carter Page FISA Applications

“The Inspector General report showed the FBI was willing to do anything in order to spy on Carter Page, including making 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions. The American public deserves to know everything the FBI did,” Kennedy said in a statement on Dec. 13 obtained by The Hill.
...
“This has got to be fixed. At a minimum, somebody’s got to be fired.”

“Agree completely,” Horowitz replied. “There’s got to be a change in the culture, also.”​

 

[Tanj]

From the "Radical Overhaul needed", files: Senator Kennedy Asks Trump to Declassify Carter Page FISA Applications

“The Inspector General report showed the FBI was willing to do anything in order to spy on Carter Page, including making 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions. The American public deserves to know everything the FBI did,” Kennedy said in a statement on Dec. 13 obtained by The Hill.
...
“This has got to be fixed. At a minimum, somebody’s got to be fired.”

“Agree completely,” Horowitz replied. “There’s got to be a change in the culture, also.”​

Article moved to the department of thread title redundancy department.

 

[hislegacy]

Once Durham's report is out there will be the second part of all this.

 

[Chesterton]

An overhaul? It's the current year, we have light-speed telecommunication, why do we even need a FBI? Abolish it.

 

[wing2000]

An overhaul? It's the current year, we have light-speed telecommunication, why do we even need a FBI? Abolish it.

 

[Fantine]

Starting with replacing AG Barr with someone who uphold the Justice Department and the Constitution rather than serving as Trump's personal lawyer.

Have any of you ever worked for someone who flouts the ideals of the organization you work for? No wonder why the FBI is demoralized.

 

[Chesterton]

When the FBI was created, law enforcement of U.S. states couldn't communicate with each other in real time. Now they can.

 

[wing2000]

When the FBI was created, law enforcement of U.S. states couldn't communicate with each other in real time. Now they can.

I see.

You don't think interstate crime requires a federal law enforcement agency?
And who would conduct the counter-intelligence mission?

 

[Chesterton]

I see.

You don't think interstate crime requires a federal law enforcement agency?

No.

And who would conduct the counter-intelligence mission?

The military.

 

[TLK Valentine]

I'm curious... if the FBI screwed up so badly in applying for the warrant, why was it granted?

Also, what exactly is the nature of this "culture change"?

 

[KCfromNC]

Once Durham's report is out there will be the second part of all this.

I seem to remember that the first part of this was supposed to be damning for liberals as well.

Hope springs eternal.

 

[iluvatar5150]

After this IG report, are conservatives going to complain about a "Ferguson Effect" at the FBI, wherein agents just throw up their hands and stop doing their jobs out of fear of being criticized and prosecuted for crossing the lines of acceptable behavior?