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😂

 

This story is completely made up. 

In fact, when this Fake News published, I was in the Oval Office, where President Trump was meeting with his law enforcement team, including FBI Director Kash Patel. 

I read the headline to the President and he laughed. He said: “What? That’s totally false. Come on Kash, let’s take a picture to show them you’re doing a great job!”

Do not believe the Fake News!

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On 2/2/2025 at 11:35 AM, B-Man said:

How Kash Patel Can Fix the FBI

A former agent addresses President Trump’s nominee to lead the bureau.

By Pat McMonigle

 

Mr. Patel: Congratulations on your nomination to become the next director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, where I spent nearly two decades serving our nation.

 

Running history’s most advanced law-enforcement and intelligence organization would be a herculean task under ideal conditions. Years of mismanagement, scandal, and political attacks make it much harder. Recent failures, from the terrorist attack in New Orleans to the bureau’s investigation of “radical” Catholics to high-profile sexual misconduct, have further tarnished the bureau’s reputation.

 

You are an unconventional pick, and many of my FBI friends, former colleagues, and I are concerned about what you might do with such broad operational powers and list of vendettas. But the bureau stands at a turning point. If you approach your task thoughtfully, you could be exactly the kind of outsider that the FBI needs now.

As you know, the FBI employs nearly 14,000 agents and 23,000 professional support staff across the United States and around the world and maintains a $11.4 billion budget. At its best, the bureau workforce is driven by a shared commitment to integrity. As director, you would have tremendous power over personnel and priorities.

 

At present, however, the institution is broken. The rank-and-file are grossly underpaid. Morale has cratered. New special agents, many recruited from lucrative careers in other industries, are often sent from the FBI Academy in Quantico to expensive and crime-ridden cities, where their families live below the poverty line. Agents frequently room together and endure long commutes for a job that gets little respect and loads of administrative burden.

 

As agents struggle, the public’s trust has receded. Prior Directors’ choice to wade into the political fray—starting with the epic mismanagement of the Steele Dossier controversy, and continuing with the ongoing weaponization of the bureau—has raised serious questions for many Americans about our commitment to a nonpartisan mission.

 

https://www.city-journal.org/article/kash-patel-fbi-trump

 

 

 

 

 

lmao

 

 

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