I think writing that letter to the staff, which was a worried staff, a nervous staff, I'd even say a frightened staff of agents and analysts worried about whether they were going to be fired, whether their careers were derailed was his way of saying, be not afraid.
John Miller: “I think writing that letter to the staff, which was a worried staff, a nervous staff, I'd even say a frightened staff of…”
On the recordMarch 2, 2025
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Miller explains the significance of a letter written by FBI official Jim Dennehy amid concerns of firings.
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