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FBI director Cash Patel has once again tweeted false information to the public during an active shooter

situation. Glenn has the story after the break here on Justice Matters.

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So friends, it's pretty clear that no one can ever accuse Cash Patel of learning from his mistakes.

Remember when he posted during the Charlie Kirk shooting incident that we've got the guy in custody, only to be wrong about that. Well, he's just done it again.

This time in the Brown University shooting case. This from the New Republic, Cash

Patel makes another major error on Brown University shooting. The FBI director has once again

prematurely announced details about the suspect. And that article begins. Cash Patel celebrated too early again.

On Sunday, the FBI director made a lengthy post boasting about the Bureau's efforts to detain a

person of interest in the Brown University shooting on Saturday night that killed two and wounded nine. And friends, I'm going to

get to Cash Patel's post in a minute. But the article continues, the person of interest was

released hours after Patel's announcement. This blunder from Patel reeks of the same over-eagerness that led to this same

outcome in the Charlie Kirk shooting. In September, he, Patel, drew the ire of the left and right

for his premature social media post the day of the shooting, declaring that the subject

for the horrific shooting was in custody, a claim almost immediately contradicted by local

officials. Patel later backtracked and the manhunt ensued for another 27-plus hours before the suspect, Tyler Robinson, was turned in by a family member.

Just ahead, Glenn reads Cash Patel's harmful, premature post about the Brown University mass shooting.

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