Look, this is a complete weaponization of justice and politicization to advance a narrative

rather than protect the American citizen.

And as I told you in your office, I have no interest, no desire, and will not, if confirmed,

go backwards.

There will be no politicization at the FBI.

There will be no retributive actions taken by

any FBI should I be confirmed as the FBI director. And this is the focus of this FBI. We aren't

about politics and we're certainly not about weaponization. We're not chasing down our political

enemies. We are holding those accountable to the American public that did weaponize it. That's not

us weaponizing government. They are the

hypocrites. Hi again, everybody. It's now five o'clock in New York. Hypocrat is a fascinating

word for Cash Patel to select, considering its source, an FBI director who not only promised

under oath and in interviews that his agency and he would refrain from retaliating against targets of Donald Trump.

It's been proven a lie, but also, as you just heard, insisted that the FBI would refrain from putting politics ahead of the health and safety and security of the American people.

Quote, the complete weaponization

of justice and politicization to advance a narrative rather than protect the American citizen.

So again, I'm going to let you decide. Cash Patel's use of the word hypocrite in evaluating

the latest reporting from our MS now colleague Carol Enig, who writes this, quote,

when FBI director Cash Patel fired a dozen FBI agents and staff last week for their

role in the classified documents investigation of Donald Trump, he targeted an elite

counter-espionage unit that investigates threats from foreign adversaries and specializes

in Iran, as occurring to more than a half dozen sources with

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