Trump wants to put Kash Patel, an open and outspoken enemy of the federal police, in charge of the FBI

Trump wants to put Kash Patel, an open and outspoken enemy of the federal police, in charge of the FBI

The law expert promised to close down the FBI's Washington headquarters 'on day one' and turn it into a 'museum of the deep state.' The president-elect will still need to obtain Senate confirmation.

Nominations for key posts in Donald Trump's administration are finalizing. And without exaggeration, it can be said that the next president is toughening up. At the head of the FBI, he would like to see his loyal aide, Kash Patel, who has promised to prosecute Trump's enemies in the past and has a reputation for spreading conspiracy theories. But he may stumble; many Republicans are also opposed to his nomination.