Durbin Did What NO Senator Would Do – Patel Had NO Answer

A historic moment occurred in the Senate three minutes ago. Dick Durban took the podium. He had a thick file in his hand and in that file, information that could end Cash Patel’s career. The FBI director’s lies with numbers, with dates, with documents. 5,000 FBI employees were fired. The cyber security unit has been hald. Over 1,000 agents were mobilized for the Epstein files just to search for the president’s name. And the result, an unsigned memo, no list. Durban revealed all of these things one by one, and Patel couldn’t say anything. What could he have said anyway? Dick Durban, the Illinois senator, is the most senior member of the judiciary committee. Over 40 years of political career, thousands of hearings, hundreds of queries, and today, sitting across from him was the most controversial director in FBI history. Durban electrified the room with his opening remarks. I have sat on this committee four times with FBI Director Ry during the four years of the Biden administration. Republicans say Biden weaponized the FBI. Let me remind you, President Biden kept Director Ray in office. Rey is a lifelong Republican. He was Trump’s own candidate. But after his second election, in an unprecedented move, Trump fired Ry and nominated Cash Patel, probably the most partisan director in FBI history. The salon fell silent. Durban continued, “Director Patel came to the FBI with a political mission, and he explained this in writing in detail.” In his book, Government Gangsters, he wrote, and I quote verbatim, “The rot at the heart of the FBI is not just a scandal. It is an existential threat to our Republican form of government. And with the president’s approval, he launched a vengeful attack on the FBI. If you’re new to this channel, don’t forget to subscribe. Durban’s revelations today are just the beginning, and every detail will be shared here. Durban listed Patel’s past one by one, and this past was dark. Mr. Patel claimed the FBI planned the January 6th event for a year. Lies. He even went further, producing and releasing a song sung by the January 6th riers who assaulted police officers at the capital. Think about it. The FBI director is producing the song of the rebels who attacked the police. The salon roared and he prepared an enemy list. He called public officials government gangsters, including former FBI director Mueller. Patel described Mueller as a complete swamp creature. Former Trump officials who worked with Mr. Patel warned us, “This man will weaponize the FBI, protect the president’s allies, and target his critics.” And that’s exactly what happened. Durban put the numbers on the table, and these numbers were shocking. Since January 20th, the Trump administration has carried out an unprecedented purge at the FBI. According to highly reliable informants, Mr. Patel was directing these purges even before they were approved. Despite the sworn statement he gave to this committee, Durban looked at the file. The liquidation began with the dismissal and forced retirement of all six career executives who managed the FBI’s six branches, the deputy executive directors, six out of six nonpartisan career civil servants. Since then, at least 18 of the 53 FBI field office chiefs have been removed from their positions along with many high-ranking officials. Individual agents were targeted solely because of the tasks they were assigned, like the January 6th investigation. Durban stopped. He took a deep breath. In a lawsuit filed last week, former FBI Deputy Director Brian Driscoll claimed that Director Patel personally told him, and I quote, that his job depended on the dismissal of agents working on lawsuits against the president. Patel knew this, and he also knew that the summary findings were likely illegal. Liking the video helps spread this content. The algorithm is looking at your interaction, so don’t forget to like the video and subscribe. Durban revealed the names Patel placed in the FBI. At the same time, Director Patel placed MAGA loyalists in key career positions as political appointments. Dan Bonino as a conspiracy theorist as deputy director of the FBI. Durban emphasized, “For the first time in FBI history, for the first time, this position is not being filled by a career FBI agent. a historic first and a shameful first. Director Patel also initiated loyalty tests. He mandated that dozens of officials take polygraph tests and answer inappropriate questions. What kind of questions? Whether they made negative comments about him, personal, what they think about the director. Durban shook his head. But as always with the Trump administration, the rules apply to others, not to themselves. According to what we’ve learned from highly reliable sources, key members of Director Patel’s senior management team, those on the seventh floor, showed disqualifying warnings on their initial polygraph exams. How did they survive? They received personal exemptions from the director or attorney general. political appointees. They failed the polygraph and received exemptions. But the same courtesy was not shown to the 5,000 career officers the director has removed from the FBI ranks so far. 5,000 people. Durban described the brain drain at the FBI. This mass migration has created a catastrophic brain drain, particularly in the fields of cyber security, counterterrorism, and counter intelligence. According to information I’ve received in my office, the cuts in the FBI’s cyber division will reduce staffing by half. Despite the growing threats posed by enemy foreign actors, half of it will be gone. In cyber security, Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, they are all launching cyber attacks and we’re cutting the cyber division in half. Durban continued, “The brain drain was further exacerbated by Director Patel’s redirection of remaining FBI personnel and resources to other priorities of this administration. According to reports, 25 major FBI field offices were ordered to divert 45% of their agents from their primary duties to mass deportation operations.” 45%. Almost half. Durban explained the decline in education standards. Equally concerning is Director Patel’s plan to hire less qualified agents by removing the university diploma requirement and by reducing the new agent training at Quantico from 18 weeks to just 8 weeks. Durban paused. So, what do we have? There is a brain drain. Experienced people are leaving and there’s a serious watering down of education. A record-breaking painting. Mr. Patel recently fired his private agents and others warned quickly placing inexperienced and inadequately trained people in critical national security positions jeopardizes the FBI’s capacity to effectively protect America. Director Patel himself had no training or life experience for this position. The result of this inadequacy is surprising. Durban exposed the Epstein files scandal and this was perhaps the most shocking part. Attorney General Bondi publicly stated in February, “Epstein’s client list is currently on my desk, sitting there for review.” He said this on Fox. Everyone heard. Upon this, Director Patel diverted over 1,000 FBI personnel from critical duties and had them work in 24-hour shifts. They examined over 100,000 pages of Epstein’s records. Durban’s voice hardened. What instructions were given to this personnel? They were told to flag the records that mentioned President Trump’s name. Search for Trump’s name. Market. Is this the FBI’s job? Looking for the president’s name among 100,000 pages. And how did this review conclude? With an unsigned memorandum from the DOJ and the FBI. It just says there is no customer list showing complicity. Unsigned. No one named it. Durban picked up the file. Director Patel hasn’t responded to the letter I sent two months ago to the letter I asked about his role in this coverup. Two months silence. Durban recounted the scandal of the Charlie Kirk assassination on the terrible day Charlie Kirk was shot at Utah Valley University. Director Patel once again caused confusion. They falsely claimed on social media that the hitman had been taken into custody. Then he had to backtrack with another social media post. Mr. Patel was so eager to take credit for finding Mr. Kirk’s killer that he violated one of the fundamental rules of effective law enforcement. Remain silent during critical stages of the investigation and let the professionals do their job. Durban added, “What is particularly noteworthy is this. Director Patel recently forced the resignation of Sed, the head of the Salt Lake City field office, a counterterrorism expert with 20 years of experience. This is the person who will lead this high-profile investigation. He went, “Durban captured the attention of the audience in his closing remarks.” The women and men serving in the FBI and the American people deserve a director with the ability and character to restore the FBI to its former position as America’s leading law enforcement agency. Durban went on a personal note. I want to end on a personal note. I grew up in the 1960s. We have experienced terrible assassinations, including those of President John Kennedy, Senator Robert Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther King. We are going through a similar period of division and political violence. We all in public life from both sides have a responsibility to deescalate tensions and work to unite the American people. Durban looked around the room. Let’s be clear. Republicans are not Nazis. Democrats are not bad. Contrary to what Mr. Patel claims, Democrats are not responsible for Charlie Kirk’s death. Republicans were not responsible for the death of Melissa Hartman. Our political opponents are not our enemies. We are all Americans and we must work together to keep the American people safe and protect their constitutional rights. As Durban stepped down from the podium, there were ruins in the middle. 5,000 FBI employees were purged. Cyber security unit haved 45% of the agents from the 25 field offices were directed to migration operations. Training duration reduced from 18 weeks to 8 weeks. Over 1,000 staff were mobilized for Epstein to search for the president’s name. Result, an unsigned memo. No list. Numbers don’t lie. And these figures show how the FBI has been politicized, weakened, and turned into an instrument of revenge. When Patel wrote government gangsters, he described the FBI as an existential threat. And now, as FBI director, he is creating that threat himself. He’s firing experienced agents. He places the loyal ones. It grants exemptions to those who fail the polygraph. They are firing 20-year experts. and it halves the training time. Is this strengthening the FBI? This is about destroying the FBI. Durban saw this. He showed it with numbers. He proved it with documents. And most importantly, it exposed the Epstein files issue, 1,000 personnel, 100,000 pages, 24-hour shifts, and the result, an unsigned paper that says, “No list.” Who signed this paper? No one. Because no one wants to take responsibility because everyone knows this is a cover up. Over 250 victims are awaiting justice and the FBI is assigning 1,000 people to search for the president’s name. The priorities are clear. Durban wrote a letter two months ago. There’s no answer. Silence. As always, silence. But this silence won’t last forever. As people like Durban continue to ask questions, as the numbers speak, as documents come to light, the truth is slowly coming to the surface. It came out a little more today. Subscribe and turn on notifications to stay updated on these developments. Every new revelation will be shared here. Look at the suggested videos on the screen. They all reveal the same truth. You should definitely watch