The Atlantic wrote a lengthy expose on Cash Patel that exposed via 24 people on record that he likes to get all

liquored up and dick off at the FBI and not show up for work and is constantly paranoid

that Trump is going to fire him.

He says it's a lie and he's now filed this huge defamation lawsuit. Pop this up.

FBI director Cash Patel sues the Atlantic for $250 million over its story on his alleged drinking. Here to discuss this with me is attorney and

husband of mine, Josh Welch. Josh, what do you make of this? $250 million lawsuit. These characters

like Cash Patel, Donald Trump, they love to grandstand and say, I'm going to file a lawsuit.

And they love to put these millions of dollars and commas and zeros at the end of how much their damages are.

And if you'll remember, believe Donald Trump sued Hillary Clinton for the Russia hoax.

And not only did he not prove his case, not only did he not prevail on that case, but I believe a judge ordered he and one of his cohorts to pay close to $1 million.

So this is just another political PR scam by Cash Patel.

I will say that as a lawyer, it would be breathtakingly easy to prove

two things with Cash Patel. Number one, that he's incompetent. I mean, could you imagine

how easy that would be just to lay up for the jurors? Yeah. And number two, that he drinks

a lot. Like how hard would that be?

Like any incompetent lawyer would love to get that case.

So best of like to cash, best of like to his rock solid team of lawyers.

And what do you think happens once they send all the requests for discovery?

And apparently the Atlantic interviewed like hospitality workers, waitresses, waiters,

people that own these establishments, liquor stores, etc.

How long before his lawyers are like, we've got to fold, we've got to fold up here.

On a defamation case, it also brings to light that a defense in any defamation cases,

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