Andrew McCabe on Democracy, Cybersecurity, and the work of the FBI
Andrew McCabe became the Acting Director of the FBI in the midst of political controversy when then President Trump fired James Comey. While the turmoil brought him to national attention, he'd already spent over 20 years of national service in the FBI, where he participated in some of its highest profile cases including 9/11, the Boston bombings, and Benghazi. While he's retired from the FBI, he's not ready to relax just yet, and continues on serving the public through his new role as a cybersecurity advisor. He's even become a podcast host and regular CNN contributor.
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