Kash Patel fired back at Democratic attacks during a Senate hearing this week. The FBI director accused Biden’s administration of weaponizing federal law enforcement against political enemies — and vowed to drain the swamp he once suffered under.
Patel clashed with Senator Patty Murray after she questioned his loyalty to the Constitution. He shot back: “You’re looking at him — I was targeted by the same corrupt FBI leadership I’m now cleaning up.” His voice cracked with emotion describing how Obama-Biden appointees spied on him during the Trump years.
The director promised to purge partisan activists from the Bureau. “Good agents have been handcuffed by woke bureaucrats,” Patel declared. He plans to dissolve the FBI’s controversial Counterterrorism Division and redirect resources to border security and violent crime.
Democrats called Patel unhinged for suggesting the Jan. 6 protests involved FBI informants. Senator Murray screeched about “conspiracy theories,” but Patel remained calm. He cited classified briefings showing federal operatives infiltrated parent groups and church gatherings.
Patel’s personal story drives his mission. As a former public defender and national security prosecutor, he watched the Deep State protect elites while railroading ordinary Americans. He told senators: “I didn’t come here to make friends. I came to restore equal justice.”
The hearing exposed Washington’s bitter divide. Patriots cheered Patel for taking on the establishment swamp creatures. Liberals panicked, realizing their secret police force is slipping away. One MSNBC analyst hyperventilated: “He’s turning the FBI into Trump’s personal Gestapo!”
To everyday Americans, Patel delivered a simple message: “Your government works for YOU again.” He pledged to investigate Biden family corruption and Hillary’s deleted emails — targets the old FBI protected. Expect raids on crooked politicians coming soon.
This showdown proves Trump’s allies won’t back down. The days of FBI targeting conservatives, homeschooling moms, and pro-life activists are over. Director Patel isn’t just cleaning house — he’s burning the whole rotten structure to the ground.
