Kassam: Trump’s Purge of Deep State ‘Made Men’ at the FBI Heralds Epic Meltdowns

Raheem Kassam, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse, is predicting meltdowns on a grand scale now that President Donald J. Trump has moved to purge the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) leadership. “I think the unprecedented nature of this is what’s really rocking Washington, D.C., to its core this evening. A lot of these people have gone through their lives thinking of themselves as ‘made men,’ in a very mafioso sense of the word, and that is coming undone in front of their eyes,” Kassam told War Room host Stephen K. Bannon.

Kassam noted this in only “the first step” for the second Trump administration, as “if you go in this hard, what you’re showing is that you’re going to clean house entirely, because these were some of the most senior people… some of the people who were in charge of the persecution against President Trump over the last four years.”

The National Pulse chief said the people who have been removed had believed “that they would be shielded” and even kept anonymous, without any consequences or scrutiny—in large part “because they really didn’t think that President Trump would win a second term”—but now “the chickens are coming home to roost.”

Bannon and Kassam also discussed the Senate confirmation hearing for President Trump’s nominee for FBI director, Kash Patel. Kassam praised Patel’s “open” and “upfront” performance. He believes that firings taking place before Patel has even been confirmed are a message from President Trump to the Deep State along the lines of, “What you saw yesterday was an appetizer; here’s your main course.”

He added, “I can’t wait for dessert!” […]

Steve Bannon and @RaheemKassam discuss Trump’s purge of the Deep State “made men” at the FBI on @Bannons_WarRoom: pic.twitter.com/7qW0y98OPE

— Jack Montgomery (@JackBMontgomery) January 31, 2025

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