Are bureaucrats plotting against Trump?

 Western Lensman:

@WesternLensman
"The unelected bureaucracy of this government answers to the civilian and duly elected leadership."
@ScottJenningsKY
excoriates Pentagon officials over reports of secret meetings about how to “thwart or countermand the Commander-In-Chief." The plotting against Trump has seemingly begun: "I don't like this because what's Donald Trump supposed to think? You know, he's sitting down there, he's the president elect. And now he's got to read in the newspaper tonight that the unelected bureaucracy of the federal government is having meetings at some level about how to thwart or countermand the Commander in Chief. I don't care if it's at the Pentagon or at the HUD or Ag department." "It doesn't matter. The unelected bureaucracy of this government answers to the civilian and duly elected leadership.. If you were in his shoes and you just won the popular vote with a clear mandate and and now you get to read that these unelected bureaucrats are plotting against you? What would you think?"
I am concerned about the FBI at this point. I get the impression it has become a rogue agency. Trump will need to bring some people he can trust into his administration.  Scott Jennings could be a good hire.  Those plotting against Trump are likely to be fired.  

See also:

And:

 FBI Employees Terrified of Being Fired When Trump Arrives: He's 'Going to Smash the Place to Pieces'

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