In a striking interview with CNN’s Kaitlin Collins, former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe conveyed a stark warning, claiming that the potential re-election of Donald Trump could drive FBI agents and other law enforcement officials to leave the United States. According to McCabe, there is a palpable fear among these professionals of facing imprisonment or other severe extrajudicial actions under a second Trump administration.
McCabe stated during the interview: “When you think about these things and you try to predict how Donald Trump is going to react are the steps he’s going to take you really don’t have to go any further than listening to the things he says and does his, comments recently are offensive and horrendous, but they’re not a surprising in any way. He’s been saying this for quite some time. I will be your retribution is referring to is supporters. So, you know him, you know, what motivates him. He is not a person who’s driven by principle or ideology. He is someone who’s entirely transactional.”
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He further articulated concerns about Trump’s potential behaviors, suggesting that Trump’s focus on vengeance could threaten the integrity of crucial federal institutions like the Department of Justice and the FBI. This, McCabe argued, is a concern that should resonate with Americans across the political spectrum, given the essential roles these institutions play in safeguarding the nation’s security.
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