Mike Rogers Considers FBI Director Role

Former Congressman Mike Rogers, who recently lost a close Senate race in Michigan, is under consideration for the role of FBI Director in President-elect Trump's upcoming administration. Rogers, a former FBI special agent and chair of the House Intelligence Committee, met with Trump's transition team at Mar-a-Lago to discuss the position. He was previously considered for the role in 2017 but was passed over for Christopher Wray. Supporters argue that Rogers' extensive background in law enforcement makes him well-suited to restore integrity to the Department of Justice. Another candidate for the position is Kash Patel, a former aide during Trump's administration. Rogers aims to leverage his experience to address allegations of bias and corruption within the FBI, as highlighted by Trump during his campaign.