This is an FBI agent trying to warn people, yo might want to listen

Horowitz testified alongside Allen and Allen’s lawyer, Tristan Leavitt, about the lack of due process that DOJ employees are afforded, particularly when they partake in whistleblowing activity about perceived wrongdoing within the department. The DOJ tends to suspend or revoke security clearances as it investigates employees, leaving them without pay for sometimes many months or even years. Allen, a decorated Marine veteran, had a pristine record with the FBI through 2021. He has had a top-secret security clearance since 2001 and won an “Employee of the Year” award in 2019 while working in the Charlotte, North Carolina, field office.