It seems FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino pulled an Irish exit. On Monday, CNN host Kaitlan Collins said on “Anderson Cooper 360” that things at the White House are so chaotic in the wake of the Jeffrey Epstein files fiasco that President Donald Trump’s aides are reaching out to reporters to figure out what’s going on in their own administration — which includes whether or not Bongino is still working for the FBI.

It usually works the other way around, but the Epstein files furor now has the White House turned so inside-out that bewildered aides have been quietly reaching out to CNN for clarity over what on earth is going on in their own administration.

Bongino took a personal day on Friday and was mulling resigning after a heated exchange with AG Pam Bondi, The Post previously reported.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino reportedly returned to work after taking a day off last Friday and allegedly threatening to quit over the Jeffrey Epstein files. The post Dan Bongino Shows Up to Work After Tantrum,

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino is back at work as President Donald Trump tries to stave off an ongoing MAGA revolt over the infamous “Epstein files.” Bongino failed to show up to work on Friday and threatened to resign after clashing with Attorney General Pam Bondi in the White House over her handling of the case.

Donald Trump said his team “gets along with each other” and “loves each other.” There's evidence to the contrary. Take Pam Bondi and Dan Bongino, for example.

Former deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe told CNN on Tuesday that the bad blood between the FBI and Attorney General Pam Bondi's office was like nothing he's ever witnessed before, and would almost certainly lead to at least one head rolling.

Publicly, the president called him a “very good guy.” But the mood was reportedly very different behind closed doors.

The former Secret Service agent and conservative media personality is said to be weighing his resignation from the FBI.

After a MAGA influencer speculated that FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino would depart "in the next week," bettors try to predict who will leave the administration next.

Attorney General Pam Bondi dodged questions on the Jeffrey Epstein files or on any clashes with FBI deputy director Dan Bongino during a Tuesday news conference. Why it matters: The MAGA faithful has been unhappy with Bondi's handling of the case since a Justice Department and FBI memo concluded there's no evidence that convicted sex offender and disgraced financier Epstein kept a "client list" or that he was murdered.