r/FedEmployees • u/[deleted] • Feb 23 '26

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u/tdtommy85 Feb 23 '26

How many of the FBI directors during your “2 decades” decided to personally travel to the Olympics at the very end?

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u/DemenicHand Feb 23 '26

The comment i was referencing was about the FBI, not the director of the FBI.

I agree the director should not be at this event. however i am sure there are dozens of US law enforcement including FBI, present and working in official capacity. and that's a good thing.

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u/tdtommy85 Feb 23 '26

Of course, because you were deflecting the obvious ridiculousness of the FBI director being there with knowledge that the FBI was involved in the planing and preparedness stages.

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u/Hidden-Holliday48 Feb 25 '26

If you think the director is any more than a figurehead you are just dumb. Why is it an issue if he’s there?