The FBI is experiencing significant internal upheaval as several agents linked to Trump investigations have been repeatedly fired and reinstated amid controversy. At least four agents were initially let go following a probe led by Jack Smith, only to have their firings temporarily reversed by D.C. federal prosecutor Jeanine Pirro. Sources reveal that many of these decisions stem from actions taken by Kash Patel, whose management has been criticized by the FBI Agents Association as erratic and arbitrary. The ongoing turmoil has resulted in a shakeup of personnel, including the removal of the special agent in charge of the San Antonio field office. As the agency grapples with accusations of retribution against those investigating Trump, the situation remains fluid, with officials expressing discontent over the chaos that has unfolded within the ranks.