
FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey Resigns Amid Tensions with Kash Patel
Andrew Bailey, the FBI co-deputy director appointed by Donald Trump, is resigning effective October 2, 2026. Bailey, a former Missouri attorney general, cited family reasons for his departure after serving for approximately one year. His exit follows a period of reported friction with FBI Director Kash Patel and occurs amid broader leadership instability at the bureau.

