One-On-One With Peter Strzok

The interview discusses the role of the FBI in defending American democracy amidst allegations of Russian election interference and presidential intimidation. The interviewee, a former FBI agent, shares insights from his book 'Compromised' about Trump's ties to Russia and the impact of his attacks on the FBI. The controversy over personal text messages is addressed, highlighting the challenges faced by the intelligence community. The discussion concludes with reflections on accountability and the media's role in shaping public perception.

What evidence does Struck provide regarding the President's relationship with Russia?

In what ways does Struck believe the FBI can maintain its integrity despite external pressures?

What does Struck regret about his text messages and their impact?

What does Struck suggest about the public's trust in the FBI?