I wish another hit piece on Patel? FBI director accused of ‘playbook’ for ‘fire-transfer-Push’
In a stinging editorial piece, the New York Times criticized FBI Director Kash Patel for making the agency “the instrument of political will”. It states that Patel’s main qualification is his undisputed fault for President Donald Trump and on similar expected lines, Patel has entrusted the agents to carry forward the long -running complaints. And one of them is to prove that China had some role in manipulating the 2020 election. Patel faced a thorough investigation about his personal life, flying with an official jet to meet his girlfriend, his spending time in sports etc., etc., he has also been accused of failing to publish Epstein files. NYT said that Kash Patel, before assuming office, the FBI has an existential threat and its employees political. The editorial said that those who Kash Patel said that they are now agents, damaging the morale and effectiveness of the bureau.It said that Patel and his deputy, Dan Bongino sang the agents, who worked on the prosecution of the rioters on 6 January and then fired them, or transferred them or pushed them to resign. For example, the FBI shifted Spencer Evans, who ran the FBI’s Field Office in Las Vegas, when Trump’s colleagues accused the NYT editorial to deny the religious discounts for the Kovid -19 vaccine within the bureau, said the NYT editorial. “The loss is cold as a result of expertise and experience. The bureau today is fewer people with skills to prevent crime, political corruption and foreign espionage,” said this.
‘Poorly hit piece’
Deputy FBI director Dan Bongino reacted to the piece and called it a poor idea-out piece. Bongino wrote on Saturday, “This NY Times article is fine that the hardworking American bus does not rely on the media.” “This article is a poor thoughtful hit piece that tries to address the changes of dramatic personnel we made, as well as the enterprise-wide reorganization director Patel and I have done.,Bongino provided a snippet of data points, in which he proved what he did for the betterment of the agency and Patel said and he has aggressively improved the FBI.
