The MeidasTouch Podcast
Episode Title: Trump Stabbed In Back as FBI Agents Get Revenge!!
Release Date: February 25, 2026
Guests: David Sundberg (Former Head of FBI Washington Field Office, Congressional Candidate)
Main Hosts: Ben Meiselas, Brett Meiselas, Jordy Meiselas (MeidasTouch Network)
Special Contributor: Ron Filipowski
Episode Overview
In this episode, the MeidasTouch brothers, together with legal analyst Ron Filipowski, dissect an extraordinary wave of leaks from within the FBI aimed at exposing recent abuses under the Trump regime. The episode zeroes in on the internal revolt of FBI officials, ongoing whistleblower revelations, mismanagement scandals, and their broader implications for American democracy and public trust. A highlight of the show is a candid interview with David Sundberg, the former head of the FBI's Washington Field Office, now running for Congress, who offers an insider’s perspective on the agency’s challenges, its politicization under Trump, and his reasons for entering politics.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
FBI Whistleblowers Turn Against Trump
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FBI’s Retaliation Against Trump Regime:
Ron Filipowski opens by highlighting a surge of FBI leaks aimed at exposing Donald Trump, Cash Patel, and others in the former administration. These revelations are timed with the State of the Union address, suggesting strategic intent to undermine Trump’s influence and cover-ups.- Quote: “The FBI has had enough. And right now… they are making sure that Donald Trump is exposed… and this entire despicable regime is exposed.” (Ron Filipowski, 02:43)
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Epstein Files and Missing Evidence:
Discussion centers on allegations that the Trump administration covered up Jeffrey Epstein files and mishandled evidence related to child sex trafficking.- Quote: “Dems are launching a probe of all of this and we’re hearing from Democratic Congressman members like Garcia that they are in contact with whistleblowers from the FBI…” (Ron Filipowski, 03:53)
Cash Patel’s Scandals & FBI Resource Misuse
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Private Jet Abuses:
Filipowski details leaks about Cash Patel, including his self-serving use of FBI aircraft, which delayed FBI responses to critical events (e.g., mass shootings at Brown University and in Utah).- Quote: “Cash Patel was in South Florida living it up at the time with one of the FBI’s two available jets.” (Ron Filipowski, 05:41)
- Senator Durbin reported: “Misplaced priorities and poor management of the FBI’s resources, including its aircraft, harm the FBI’s ability to respond…” (Ron Filipowski paraphrasing, 06:32)
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Toxic Culture Among FBI Leadership:
Illustrative of the internal strife: former Deputy FBI Director Dan Bonino, now a podcaster, was publically feuding with other right-wing figures, exposing dysfunction at higher levels.- Memorable Moment: The podcast plays an expletive-laden clip of Bonino cursing out Candace Owens to underscore the chaos.
- Quote: “Fuck you. Go fuck yourself, you demonic fucking scum.” (Dan Bonino, 07:06)
- Memorable Moment: The podcast plays an expletive-laden clip of Bonino cursing out Candace Owens to underscore the chaos.
Interview with David Sundberg
[08:09–23:05]
A Career Agent Forced Out
- Introduction:
Sundberg’s career and forced exit from the FBI under Trump are discussed, contextualizing him as a non-political public servant reluctantly drawn into politics.- Quote: “I never intended a political career. I’m a career public servant who has taken an oath to defend the Constitution.” (David Sundberg, 20:09)
Declining Bureau Integrity & Public Trust
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Loss of Trust:
Sundberg laments the erosion of the FBI’s guiding principle: never embarrass the agency. He sees current leadership’s antics (e.g., “locker room spraying beer”) as damaging to morale and public trust.- Quote: “The FBI I was in… lived under a golden rule of not embarrassing the agency… because the reason the FBI is able to accomplish its mission is because it has the trust of the American people…” (David Sundberg, 10:31)
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Consequences of Internal Disarray:
The widespread exodus of experienced agents, staffers, and brain drain are undermining vital investigations—particularly in national security, counterterrorism, and complex criminal cases.- Quote: “It’s tremendously challenging to accomplish the mission… The FBI has traditionally not worked immigration matters outside its own cases… By pushing agents to work other projects… we're taking them away from things only the FBI can do.” (David Sundberg, 13:39)
Weaponization of Government & Congressional Run
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DOJ Weaponization & Creeping Authoritarianism:
Sundberg expresses alarm at agencies like the Department of Justice and DHS being used as political weapons, the rise of militarized policing, and the normalization of troop presence in D.C.- Quote: “The Department of Justice has been weaponized as a way to go after political opponents… Parts of Homeland Security, ICE specifically, are being used as tools of intimidation…” (David Sundberg, 18:43)
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Why He’s Running for Congress:
A response to the Trump regime’s abuses—“being angry is not enough,” says Sundberg. He argues for Congress to reclaim its accountability role and for restoration of ethical federal service.- Quote: “We need people who have deep experience inside of the very agencies that are being weaponized against our own people… That oath [to defend the Constitution] is important to me.” (David Sundberg, 20:21)
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
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Ron Filipowski on FBI Leaks against Trump:
“The FBI has had enough…they are making sure that Donald Trump is exposed… and this entire despicable regime is exposed.” (02:43) -
On Cash Patel’s Culture and Abuse:
“Cash Patel was bragging about using our taxpayer money so that he can gallivant around the country on these private jets.” (Ron Filipowski, 06:32) -
Podcast Hosts on FBI Dysfunction:
“What the f is this? What the f is this all? … It’s authoritarian, but it’s also weird and strange and demented.” (Ben Meiselas, 17:26) -
Sundberg on His Motivation:
“I am frustrated as someone who is forced out of my position, because I certainly would not have allowed the FBI to be utilized in the manner it’s being right now… We need more people to step up…” (David Sundberg, 18:09) -
On Restoring Accountability:
“We need these agencies to be working for, for us, with our consent.” (David Sundberg, 21:46)
Timestamps for Important Segments
- 02:43 – FBI and Democratic whistleblowers exposing Trump and Epstein cover-up
- 05:41 – Exposé on Cash Patel’s private jet use and FBI mission delays
- 07:06 – Clip of Dan Bonino’s expletive rant exemplifying right-wing chaos
- 08:09–12:56 – David Sundberg interview: FBI ethics, embarrassment, loss of public trust
- 13:39 – Impact of the FBI agent purge on national security and law enforcement
- 15:55 – Sundberg’s motivations and concerns about authoritarianism
- 18:43 – DOJ/ICE weaponization and Sundberg’s vision for Congressional oversight
- 21:46 – Sundberg shares campaign information and final message
Conclusion
This episode lays bare the internal rebellion at the heart of the FBI against the Trump regime’s mismanagement and politicization, pairing pointed insider revelations with calls to action for restoring integrity and public service. The Sundberg interview provides rare, unvarnished insights into the agency’s internal crisis while highlighting the stakes for American democracy. Emotional, urgent, and laced with the Meidas brothers’ trademark candor, this episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the future of U.S. institutions and oversight.
