President Donald Trump made headlines Monday during an appearance on The Dan Bongino Show, where he revisited claims about the 2020 presidential election and suggested new information could soon emerge related to Fulton County, Georgia. Trump’s remarks followed reports that federal authorities recently conducted a court-approved search at a Fulton County election facility as part of an ongoing investigation.
During the broadcast, Trump repeated his belief that the 2020 election results were improperly handled in several states, including Georgia. He told listeners that ballots and election materials seized during the federal search could reveal “interesting things” and argued that election administration should be more standardized across states. Trump did not provide specific details about the evidence he referenced or what conclusions might be drawn from it.
The appearance also marked Dan Bongino’s return to daily broadcasting after stepping away from his role as Deputy Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Bongino left the position earlier this month after serving in the role since March 2025, returning to media and commentary following his departure from federal service.
Federal agents executed a search warrant on January 28 at the Fulton County Election Hub and Operations Center in Union City, Georgia. According to officials, the search involved the seizure of ballots from the 2020 election, voting machine records, and voter rolls as part of a federal inquiry into potential violations of election-related laws, including record retention requirements.
Fulton County has remained a focal point of political debate since the 2020 election, particularly after President Joe Biden narrowly won Georgia. While Trump and some allies continue to question the county’s election administration, multiple audits, recounts, and court decisions conducted since 2020 have not found evidence sufficient to alter the election outcome. Federal authorities have not publicly stated what conclusions, if any, will result from the recent search.