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FBI Director Kash Patel faces scrutiny for premature suspect claims and leadership amid a lawsuit by fired executives; the actual suspect was arrested within 33 hours, authorities said.
- Patel faces congressional oversight hearings regarding the Kirk assassination probe and the state of the FBI amid political turmoil.
- Democrats will question Patel about a purge of executives and shifting FBI priorities favoring illegal immigration and crime over counterintelligence.
- The forthcoming hearings are crucial for Patel to demonstrate his ability to stabilize the FBI amid political violence and distrust.
- Investigations into Kirk's killing are under scrutiny due to its ties to political figures and ongoing internal upheaval at the FBI.
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Wettach, Terrell, and Bohannan Silent in the Face of Hate
The Johnson County chair is putting politics above basic humanity; and Democrats in Iowa’s First Congressional District have been silent. The Johnson County chair attacked Charlie Kirk’s legacy in a social post announcing he would defy Governor Reynold’s order to lower flags in Kirk’s memory. Even Democratic Senate Candidate Zach Wahls condemned these actions, but Taylor Wettach, Travis Terrell, and Christina Bohannan have stayed silent. This i…
FBI Agents Sat on Photo of Charlie Kirk Assassination Suspect for 12 Hours Before Briefing Director Kash Patel: Report | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
FBI agents in Salt Lake City reportedly sat on a crucial photo of the suspected assassin who assassinated Charlie Kirk for nearly 12 hours before sharing it with their boss, Director Kash Patel.
FBI Director Kash Patel took too much credit for the arrest of Tyler Robinson, a suspect in the murder of Charlie Kirk, agency employees tell CNN.
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