The FBI director, Cash Patel, sparked “collective disturbance” on Charlie Kerk suspects, says senior Democrats – Live | Trump administration

Patel Al Senator Republican Josh Holie told the repulsive chat that a suspect in Kirk had confessed to killing “leaked”.

When Hawly was asked if the shooting of Kirk was treated as part of the broader direction of violence against religious groups, Patel replied: “We are completely assassinated in Charlie and completely and running out every progress related to any claim to wider violence.”

Patel also said that the FBI was investigating “anyone and everyone” who participated in an online game chat room at odds with the alleged shooter. Patel said this chat room included “more than 20 people,” adding: “We are running them all.”

Democratic Senator Shieldon Whitch in Battle puts “negative behaviors of different types with them” 20 out of 60 people in the list of his alleged enemies.

“I was in the office for seven months. At this rate, I got 14 months until it reached 60 months,” Wihyus said.

Patel replied, “This is completely insecure.” “I do not have a list of enemies. You can continue to describe it as you like. The only measures we take, in general, for FBI employees, are the procedures based on merit, qualification and your ability to support your constitutional duty. You are short, you don’t work there anymore. “

Patel has set 60 representatives of the alleged “deep state” in his book “Governmental Gangs Rans” for 2023. He rejected the idea that it is a list of enemies.

Patel, who was asked by Dorbin about the last shooting of the FBI agents, asked that he would not enter into employee decisions and accused him of an unfair attack by the FBI leadership.

Earlier in the hearing, Patel called it “completely disgraceful” to martyrdom with what he described as “unilateral story” about shooting.

“Your attack on the current leadership of the FBI men and women is equally disgraceful,” Patel told Durbin.

AP notes that he is facing a lawsuit from three high -ranking FBI officials who accused him of illegally releasing them in a “campaign of revenge”.

Durbin Batel asked about unnecessary statements from Dan Bongino before becoming the deputy director of the FBI that the bombs were found in the National Democratic Committee and the Republican National Committee on January 6, 2021, which was an “internal job.”

Patel refused to comment on Bongino’s comments, but he described Deepin Bonjino’s criticism “disgusting.”

“So you have no evidence?” Durbin asked.

“I have a lot of evidence, and I will give it to you when I can,” Patel said.

The person who put the bombs was not identified before the cabetol attack on that day.

The Senate’s hearing soon became tense, as the FBI director avoided repeatedly answering questions from Durbin about how the office manages the lying detector tests for employees.

Patel Durbin, the highest democratic Democrat in the Judicial Committee, told him that he would not discuss the details of how to manage lying tests or questions that are asked.

“You must have a decent memory when you come in front of a committee.”

Associated Press previously reported that agents and senior executives alike have been subjected to lying exams that aim to remove the disclosure of Patel information.

Patel begins to defend his actions while investigating Charlie Kirk.

The Senate Committee tells that its agency – “in my direction” – has successfully brought the suspect.

While the lawmakers tell that his order to issue a “unprecedented video for the suspect” played a decisive role in detention, the New York Times notes that the local authorities said that the routine version of the photos may have played a role, but the main opening came when a family member identified the suspect, Tyler Robinson.

Durbin says that Patel “raised a collective jamming” by announcing it very early that the suspect in Charlie Kerk was arrested.

“In the critical stages of the investigation, Shut up and let the professionals do their jobDurbin says.