The former Acting and Deputy Director of the FBI, Andrew McCabe led a historic career as an American intelligence official. Named Acting Director of the FBI in May 2017, McCabe spent a total of 22 years at the FBI in various, increasingly-prominent roles. The New York Times said that McCabe \u201cstood out [at the FBI] for his intellect and the range of high-profile cases he has been at the center of,\u201d and The LA Times called him \u201ca methodical investigator who assiduously worked to earn the trust of victims and, particularly, informants and witnesses.\u201d Known for his incredible rise through the counter-terrorism and national security ranks to ultimately reach the top of the Bureau, McCabe worked such high-profile cases as the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing. The author of the highly-anticipated 2019 book “The Threat: How the FBI Protects America in the Age of Terror and Trump,” he is exclusively represented by Leading Authorities speakers bureau, and discusses complex, critical issues including national security and cyber security with precision and clarity.<\/p>\n
“There is no way I can thank you enough. You were dazzling. Your talk was riveting and received with enormous enthusiasm. I feel very lucky that I was able to reach you, that you agreed, and that the event itself was such a great success. In fact, your presentation was so terrific that immediately after my Dean asked if you might be willing to give a few lectures in a course that we might put together for undergraduates on the Security State.” – University<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"