Deputy Secretary of Defense Ties to Ex-CIA Man Caught with $40M Gold Exposed

Stephen A Feinberg, deputy secretary of defense, worked closely with David Rush, the ex-CIA official who was caught with $40 million in gold bars at his home. 

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Stephen A Feinberg, the deputy secretary of defense, worked closely with David Rush, a former CIA official caught with $40 million in gold bars at his home. Rush is currently under FBI investigation.

Feinberg reportedly contacted the CIA earlier this year to work more closely with Rush, who was involved in a highly classified program to spy on China. The two had a working relationship, and Feinberg had asked for Rush to have a greater role in the program.

Feinberg was not aware of the investigation into Rush at the time, but it raises questions about Rush's trustworthiness. The two reportedly knew each other since Feinberg was the head of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board.

Feinberg has denied any ties to Rush, saying he never supported his career or endorsed him for any position. However, the investigation into Rush has sparked concerns about Feinberg's judgment.

Feinberg is a seasoned executive with a net worth of $5 billion, according to Forbes. He founded Cerberus Capital Management in 1992 and has led the company to focus on the US defense industry.