NEW: Dan Bongino Hints At Serious Consequences For Adam Schiff In Cryptic Clip

Dan Bongino informed his podcast audience over the weekend that Senator Adam Schiff (D-CA) is feeling “concerned” about his future. The following day, Bongino was appointed as the deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, leading many to speculate that this was a subtle indication of troubling times ahead for Schiff.

In a cautionary message directed at the California Democrat, Bongino, aged 50, expressed that he is not prepared to “move on” from the unfounded Trump-Russia collusion narrative that was propagated by Schiff and other opponents of Trump during his initial term.

“I refuse to let this matter rest. I want to uncover the truth because such an event must never recur,” stated the former Secret Service agent. “We had the FBI, in collaboration with the Department of Justice, congressional officials, foreign governments, and intelligence personnel, concoct a narrative, fabricate a story that could have inflicted significant and lasting damage to international relations with a nuclear-capable adversary.”

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In March 2017, Schiff, who was then serving in the U.S. House, endorsed calls for an inquiry into the Trump campaign’s purported ties to Russian agents and asserted that he had seen “more than circumstantial evidence” of collusion. Even after the Republican majority in the House concluded the investigation, Schiff was one of the few Democrats to publish a 21-page report detailing plans to pursue the investigation further.

The claims that Trump’s campaign colluded with Russian entities to obtain damaging information on Hillary Clinton were ultimately discredited by the May 2023 report from special counsel John Durham, who determined that no evidence of such a connection existed. In his report, Durham noted that the FBI exhibited a “lack of analytical rigor” in its assessment of the unfounded allegations.

For Bongino, these issues remain unresolved.

“You cannot alter the trajectory of electoral politics by fabricating a narrative, manipulating the justice system to lend an appearance of legitimacy to a false story,” he continued. “Why do I mention this now? Because who orchestrated that spectacle? Yes, Adam Schiff and no, I’m not

On Sunday, Trump announced through Truth Social that Bongino would take on the role of Kash Patel’s second-in-command, enabling both of these steadfast allies to eliminate what Trump has long asserted to be the Bureau’s weaponization against him during his presidency and throughout his four criminal trials. The FBI notoriously conducted a raid on Mar-a-Lago in 2022 while searching for classified documents, an event that was broadcasted on national television and remains vivid in Trump’s memory. Ultimately, the case was dismissed.

Bongino, who was a member of the U.S. Secret Service from 1999 to 2011, has harshly criticized his former agency for security failures that preceded the assassination attempt on President Trump in July 2024. The repercussions were immediate, resulting in the resignation of the agency’s director and subsequently the acting director, who was replaced by Sean Curran, the long-serving leader of Trump’s personal protective detail.

In his statement, Trump praised Bongino for his relentless critiques of the Secret Service, noting that his keen oversight would be beneficial for Patel and the FBI.

Bongino is described as “a highly respected Special Agent with the United States Secret Service, and is now one of the most successful Podcasters in the Country, something he is willing and prepared to give up in order to serve,” Trump stated on Truth Social. “By collaborating with our esteemed new United States Attorney General, Pam Bondi, and Director Patel, we will swiftly restore Fairness, Justice, Law, and Order to America. Congratulations, Dan!