Controversial RHONJ Private Investigator Bo Dietl Appointed by Trump to Security Advisory Council
Two years ago, stepped into the spotlight on . The private investigator and friend of Luis Ruelas supposedly had dirt on everybody. Now, he's been appointed by to serve on the Homeland Security Advisory Council. It's wild, but it's just another example of the undeniable fact that all roads lead back to Bravo.
Bo isn't just a private investigator, he's also a retired NYPD officer and podcaster who's been floating around the political sphere for years. For example, he ran for New York City mayor in 2017 and got around 1% of the vote.
In Season 13 of RHONJ, Bo became a central part of the drama when Luis threatened to send him after his wife's enemies. A few months later, that dynamic duo got sued for allegedly hacking computers to get information about Luis' ex. She accused them of 'harassment and abuse.'
With that impressive resume, our former reality star president decided that Bo needed to bring his talents to the federal government. He announced the news with a congratulatory post on his social media site, Truth Social. Try not to roll your eyes too hard while reading this.
'I am proud to announce the formation of my revamped Homeland Security Advisory Council (HSAC), which is comprised of Top Experts in their field, who are highly respected by their peers,' Trump began.
'It is a big honor to serve on HSAC, and I know the new Members, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, Mark Levin, Bo Dietl, and Joseph Gruters, will do an incredible job,' he added.
So, what exactly will Bo be doing in this new role? According to Trump, this group will be 'developing new policies and strategies' to help 'secure' the borders of the United States. We'll see how that goes.
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TELL US – WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON BO DIETL'S NEW ROLE WITH HOMELAND SECURITY? DO YOU THINK HE'S QUALIFIED TO SERVE ON THE ADVISORY COUNCIL?
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