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Donald Trump’s pick to lead the FBI, ultra loyalist Kash Patel , has signaled he wants to help Trump get revenge on his political opponents, and has even produced a list of targets for the president-elect to get his own back. In his 2023 book “Government Gangsters,” Patel sets out a vision for cracking down on the “deep state,” the government bureaucracy he sees as “the most dangerous threat to our democracy.” In the book’s appendix, the 44-year-old former federal prosecutor details a 60-name roster of current and former government officials whom he calls “Members of the Executive Branch Deep State.” So who makes the cut? Was hard for me to find the list of people Kash Patel included in his book “Government Gangsters” as Deep State officials who need to be targeted so here it is in one place. pic.twitter.com/j9I7FWNzoZ — Tim Miller (@Timodc) December 2, 2024 Some familiar names appear on the docket, which has been seized on more widely after being shared on X by Tim Miller, host of “The Bulwark Podcast” and MSNBC analyst. Trump’s opponents during his three presidential bids ― President Joe Biden , Vice President Kamala Harris and 2016 Democrat candidate Hillary Clinton – are there. So too are high-profile names in the current administration, such as Attorney General Merrick Garland , Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin andNational Security Adviser Jake Sullivan . But Patel soon turns on one-time Trump insiders, such ex-White House communications director and current “The View” host Alyssa Farah Griffin , former national security adviser John Bolton and ex-Trump attorney general Bill Barr . Current FBI Director Christopher Wray , whomTrump appointed in 2017 after firing James Comey (also on the list), is another in Patel’s political crosshair. Tommy Vietor, a former Barack Obama aide and “Pod Save Save America” co-host, summarized Patel’s “random enemies list” as “basically just Obama staff and Republicans who were mean to Trump,” adding that “Patel doesn’t have an actual vision for reforming the FBI or cutting down the size of the intelligence community.” Here are some other standout names: John Brennan – Former CIA director under President Barack Obama John Carlin – Former Justice Department national security division head under Trump Mark Esper – Former defense secretary under Trump Stephanie Grisham – Ex-White House press secretary under Trump Gina Haspel – Former CIA director under Trump Fiona Hill – Former National Security Council senior director Cassidy Hutchinson – Former assistant to Trump’s Chief of Staff Mark Meadows Retired Gen. Mark Milley – Former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Robert Mueller – Former FBI director and Russia election interference special counsel John Podesta – Former Obama adviser Susan Rice – Former Obama national security adviser Rod Rosenstein – Former deputy attorney general under Trump Adam Schiff – Democrat Senator and former House Intelligence Committee chairman 5 Things To Know About Kash Patel, Conspiracy Theorist And Trump's FBI Pick Ex-FBI Deputy Director Sounds Alarm On Trump's Kash Patel Pick: 'Profoundly Unqualified' Steve Bannon, Kash Patel Say Reelected Trump Would 'Come After' The MediaSinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald and her frontbench team make a pitch to the electorate with five days to go before polling day on November 29 at CHQ Dublin. (Image: Gráinne Ní Aodha/PA Wire) Get the latest Belfast Live breaking news on WhatsApp Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Join us on WhatsApp A review of governance procedures in Sinn Fein prompted by child safeguarding concerns should deliver a report before Christmas , party president Mary Lou McDonald has said. The party has been beset by a series of controversies in recent months, regarding allegations of inappropriate behaviour involving party members and elected representatives. Last month, party president Ms McDonald announced a “complete overhaul” of the party’s governance procedures, as she apologised for its handling of a sex crime investigation into a former press officer. Read more: Simon Harris says ‘entirely possible’ there will be Irish unity in his lifetime Read more: Mary Lou McDonald tells students their best years will be in a united Ireland Michael McMonagle, 43, from Limewood Street in Derry, was sentenced at Derry Crown Court to nine months in custody and nine months under statutory supervision, after pleading guilty to a series of child sex offences. The case plunged Sinn Fein into controversy as the party faced questions about safeguarding, and how two other party press officers provided references for McMonagle, while he was under police investigation, for a subsequent job with the British Heart Foundation. On the Pat Kenny show on Newstalk, Ms McDonald denied a suggestion that the review had become “chaotic”. She added: “We had a series of challenging events which had to be dealt with. In the course of that, and I would say in each of those cases I ensured accountability and consequences for people whose behaviour was not up to standard. “In the course of that a number of gaps in our oversight mechanisms emerged and as the leader of the party I have moved to correct that. I will, I hope, have a report back from that process this side of Christmas.” Ms McDonald also said she had not watched the Disney+ show Say Nothing , which portrays the murder and secret burial of Jean McConville by the IRA in 1972. She was asked if she believed she should watch the show, which features actor Josh Finan as Gerry Adams, the former Sinn Fein leader. Ms McDonald said: “No, I don’t believe so. I think what people recognise is that now in the year 2024, heading into 2025, 26 years on from the signing of the Good Friday Agreement, entire generations have been born and have grown up on an island that is peaceful. “I think that is something to be celebrated. I take great heart and great pride in that, and the past has to be acknowledged, but the past is the past.” Despite persistent allegations, Adams has always denied being a member of the IRA or having any involvement in the abduction and murder of Ms McConville. In 2014 he was arrested by detectives investigating the murder. He was questioned for four days before being released without charge. Join our Belfast Live breaking news service on WhatsApp Click this link or scan the QR code to receive breaking news and top stories from Belfast Live. 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