The Justice Department and FBI face near-term leadership crises with institutional norms clashing against demands for personal loyalty. Drawing on historical turnover patterns, expert panels, and role-based risk factors, we explain why two senior law‑enforcement figures are most vulnerable while the White House operational core remains comparatively stable. This episode combines political history, organizational behavior, and institutional law to show how loyalty, institutional pressure, precedent, and role sustainability interact to force departures.

What we'll discuss:
- 🔍 Why DOJ and FBI are uniquely vulnerable
- 📊 Historical turnover and precedent
- ⚖️ Loyalty vs. institutional pressure conflict
- 👥 Profiles: Bondi, Patel, Wiles, Scavino
- 🚨 Observable warning signs to watch
- 📈 Implications for business and markets

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Who Survives in Trump’s Inner Circle

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