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Andrew Bailey, No. 2 at FBI, resigns in latest shake-up at bureau

Washington Post Politics Monday 28 September 2026, 15:59 UTC By Perry Stein, Jeremy Roebuck 1 min read
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The conservative firebrand whom the Trump administration installed as a No. 2 at the FBI announced Monday that he is resigning from the bureau. Democracy Dies in Darkness Andrew Bailey, No. 2 at FBI, resigns in latest shake-up at bureau Bailey, the former Missouri attorney general, was hired for the leadership role about a year ago.

The conservative firebrand whom the Trump administration installed as a No. 2 at the FBI announced Monday that he is resigning from the bureau. Democracy Dies in Darkness Andrew Bailey, No. 2 at FBI, resigns in latest shake-up at bureau Bailey, the former Missouri attorney general, was hired for the leadership role about a year ago.
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