Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, the daughter-in-law of US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and a former CIA officer, has resigned from her position in the Trump administration, citing alarming misconduct within the intelligence community. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, she expressed discomfort with the management of taxpayer-funded resources, particularly following allegations related to a gold bullion scandal involving the CIA. This scandal was highlighted by the arrest of CIA official David Rush, who was found in possession of over 300 gold bars worth more than $40 million. Fox Kennedy described the intelligence community's handling of funds as raising serious constitutional concerns, stating, 'I couldn’t keep signing the checks. I would have become complicit.' While she acknowledged the brilliance of some intelligence operations, she criticized parts of the system as 'broken and corrupt.' Despite her concerns, she praised certain leaders within the CIA for their attempts to address these issues. Additionally, she clarified that her resignation was not due to disagreements with President Donald Trump’s foreign policy regarding Iran, but rather about the political weaponization of security services in the US.