Dan Bongino Returns to the Airwaves With New Show on Rumble

Dan Bongino is back. After a high-profile stint as Deputy Director of the FBI under President Donald Trump, Bongino announced Monday that he will relaunch “The Dan Bongino Show” on February 2, exclusively streaming live on Rumble from 10 a.m. to noon ET.

The former Secret Service agent turned conservative firebrand podcaster is returning with a sharpened focus: insider knowledge from the belly of the federal beast and a renewed drive to expose what’s really going on inside Washington.

“The new version of The Dan Bongino Show will expand on its legacy with a renewed focus on Washington insights, behind-the-scenes details from his time in government, and a message of hope and strength in the conservative movement,” a press release stated.

After a successful media run, Bongino stepped back last year to join Trump’s FBI leadership, where he became a key figure in some of the administration’s most sensitive investigations. That included the release of heavily scrutinized Jeffrey Epstein files and the federal hunt for the suspect behind the January 5, 2021, pipe bombs left near both the DNC and RNC headquarters.

Attorney General Pam Bondi, who publicly confirmed the arrest of the suspect last month, referred to the capture as “the best birthday present” Bongino could have received a nod to his personal investment in the case.

But Bongino’s time inside the bureau wasn’t all smooth sailing. He reportedly clashed with Bondi over the Epstein documents, particularly her teasing of so-called “bombshells” that never emerged. While the documents confirmed disturbing patterns in Epstein’s circle, no definitive list of high-profile abusers was included, despite public anticipation.

Bongino, alongside FBI Director Kash Patel, urged caution and transparency, warning the public that not every conspiracy theory would be substantiated by the files.

“The people that really appreciated what a big deal this is are Kash [Patel] and Dan Bongino,” said Trump White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, who also criticized Bondi’s handling of the release.

Now, with his government tenure behind him, Bongino is returning to what he does best arming the American people with unfiltered truth, rooted in experience few in conservative media can match.

And with the 2024 election heating up and the D.C. establishment as corrupt as ever, his voice is returning at just the right time.

Episodes of the show will also be released on all major podcast platforms after the live broadcast, ensuring Bongino’s hard-hitting analysis reaches his millions of loyal listeners wherever they are.

Bongino’s back and the swamp should be nervous.

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