It seems FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino pulled an Irish exit. On Monday, CNN host Kaitlan Collins said on “Anderson Cooper 360” that things at the White House are so chaotic in the wake of the Jeffrey Epstein files fiasco that President Donald Trump’s aides are reaching out to reporters to figure out what’s going on in their own administration — which includes whether or not Bongino is still working for the FBI.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino may be looking for a job in the very near future because Donald Trump has grown weary of his act. That is the opinion of Republican strategist Susan Del Percio on MSNBC on Sunday,

Several of President Trump’s top officials went to work Monday with a key question unanswered: Would Dan Bongino show up for work today?

The president asked his supporters to “let Pam Bondi do her job” as she faces scrutiny over handling the release of documents related to the disgraced financier.

The former Secret Service agent and conservative media personality is said to be weighing his resignation from the FBI.

Chances are very high that Dan Bongino will leave President Donald Trump's administration, as MAGA influencer predicts his resignation over the Epstein files debacle and all the controversy behind it

Publicly, the president called him a “very good guy.” But the mood was reportedly very different behind closed doors.

President Donald Trump said Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino was a “good guy” and in “good shape” in his role at the bureau, contradicting multiple reports that said he was planning to resign over the Justice Department’s handling of the release of the so-called Epstein files—a move that has caused a major rift among his base,

Donald Trump said his team “gets along with each other” and “loves each other.” There's evidence to the contrary. Take Pam Bondi and Dan Bongino, for example.

President Donald Trump did not say for sure that Dan Bongino is still serving as deputy director of the FBI. “Oh, I think so,” Trump told reporters at Joint Base Andrews on Sunday when asked if the former right-wing podcaster is still No. 2 at the agency.