Staff Reports
FBI Director Kash Patel fired back at Democratic Senator Patty Murray during a heated Senate hearing. He revealed he was personally targeted by Biden’s FBI for investigating Hunter Biden’s laptop before the 2020 election. “You’re looking at him—I was one of their victims,” Patel declared, vowing to root out political bias in the Bureau.
Patel took charge of the FBI in February 2025 after President Trump nominated him to restore integrity. He promised to end the agency’s history of targeting conservatives and shielding liberals. “The American people deserve an FBI that fights crime, not Republicans,” Patel said during his swearing-in. His appointment faced fierce opposition from Democrats who accused him of being too partisan.
The director testified that Biden’s FBI illegally spied on him when he worked under Trump. He described being harassed with bogus investigations and surveillance. “They tried to destroy me because I stood for the truth,” Patel told lawmakers. He pledged to hold corrupt officials accountable, regardless of political party.
Patel’s blunt style has energized conservatives tired of Washington’s “deep state.” He’s already fired multiple high-ranking FBI officials tied to the Russia collusion hoax. The director vows to declassify documents proving systemic abuse against Trump supporters. “The swamp doesn’t drain itself,” he told reporters after the hearing.
Democrats attacked Patel for prioritizing “conspiracy theories” over real crimes. Senator Murray claimed he was ignoring threats against abortion clinics and LGBTQ groups. Patel shot back: “We enforce all laws, not just your woke priorities.” He highlighted the FBI’s recent crackdown on human traffickers and fentanyl dealers.
The director’s emotional testimony resonated with everyday Americans. “I’m just a regular guy cleaning up the mess I inherited,” Patel said, wiping his eyes. He shared how his immigrant parents taught him to love America unconditionally. Crowds cheered when he promised to defend the Constitution “against all enemies, foreign and domestic.”
Legal experts warn Patel’s reforms could face roadblocks from Biden’s Justice Department. The White House called his claims about political targeting “dangerous lies.” But Patel remains unfazed, telling supporters: “They had eight years to gaslight you. We’re bringing receipts.”
Conservatives hail Patel as the first director in decades willing to confront FBI corruption. His promise to release damning evidence has left Democrats scrambling. “This isn’t about left vs. right—it’s about right vs. wrong,” Patel concluded. “The truth will terrify every politician who abused their power.”
