Kash Patel HUMILIATED in New FBI Report

Apparently a good FBI jacket is more important to Kash than an active investigation.

In a new report by active-duty and retired FBI agents, it was revealed that upon arriving to Utah after Charlie Kirk was killed, Kash Patel refused to get off the plane without an FBI raid jacket. The report will be presented to the House and Senate Judiciary Committees later this week.

Kash apparently forgot to bring his own raid jacket, but instead of allowing the FBI to do their jobs in the middle of an active investigation, he threw a tantrum and made agents find a medium-sized jacket (though they had many large jackets available).

When agents finally found a medium, it belonged to a female agent, which reportedly had Kash ‘fuming'— and he threw another tantrum when he realized there were two empty Velcro patches missing on the arm. He once again refused to get off the plane until two more agents took patches off their own arms and gave them to him to wear — then he finally decided to get off the plane and do his job (despite the fact that he couldn’t even do that right, considering he tweeted incorrect information out).

The report was written by agents who argued against Biden‘s ‘DEI policies,’ but they described the current FBI as ‘a rudderless ship’ and ‘all f**ked up’ with Kash leading the agency. They also called Kash’s deputy a ‘clown’ and noted that he once told agents ‘the truth is for chumps’ during a visit to a field office. The report included feedback from agents who openly support Trump but describe Kash as potentially insecure and ‘not very good’ — no wonder Trump is considering firing him.

It’s clear that the entire Trump administration prefers style and appearance over substance, but the knowledge that the FBI Director is so insecure that he won’t even get off a plane without a raid jacket on doesn’t make me feel great about our national security.

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