FBI Director Kash Patel joined Larry Kudlow in a bombshell interview this week, and it’s ten minutes every American needs to see.
On Larry Kudlow’s show, FBI Director Kash Patel unleashed a series of bombshells that confirm what millions of Americans have long suspected: Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton were the masterminds behind the phony Russiagate hoax and the illegal invasion of President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home.
Now, Patel has confirmed it on national television, Obama and Hillary Clinton were at the very top of the conspiracy.
Kudlow pressed Patel on how the FBI could justify invading the private home of a former president, something unprecedented in American history.
Patel laid it out plainly: Russiagate, the FISA Court abuses, and the Mar-a-Lago raid were all connected. A “political operation,” not a legitimate investigation.
Kudlow also asked Patel point-blank if Obama and Hillary were the architects of this grand conspiracy.
Larry Kudlow:
Now, I’ve got to say, though, Director Kash Patel, my judgment the FBI is not here to invade the home of a former President and First Lady. That is not what the FBI is supposed to do. Now, that’s not under your aegis; that came in the prior administration, I get that. But I have a lot of questions about that.
First of all, how is that possible? How is the FBI just going to go and raid Mar-a-Lago—a President’s home, for heaven’s sake? How could that have happened? And would it happen again? That’s another question I want to ask.
Kash Patel:
The answer to both of those questions is the same in terms of origination: it was a total weaponization and politicization by the FBI and DOJ in the Biden administration, dating back to the Obama administration, that led not only to Russiagate, as you opened up with, but also to the invasion of Donald Trump’s private home in Mar-a-Lago.
There was, as we now know—thanks to the federal courts—no constitutional basis to do so. There was no lawful predicate to open that investigation.
But once you let the politicians run the FBI and DOJ, and weaponize it against their political opponents—like they have done for years against Donald Trump, back to Russiagate and to his home—we are now showing and exposing again the weaponization.
To your second point, once we rid—and that’s what we’re doing here at the FBI—ridding this place of its former leadership structure that did that weaponization, we’re giving accountability to the American people as we find it.
As you highlighted, myself, Director Ratcliffe, and others in the intelligence community are declassifying documents at a great rate to publicize what we’re finding so the American public can read it for themselves.
Larry Kudlow:
Kash, has there been a full investigation of the Mar-a-Lago invasion? Why, where, when, who did it? You talk about the leaders—I guess we can blame the leaders of the FBI—but there are a lot of people on the ground. I don’t know how that all works. Question: has there been a Major League investigation? I don’t think the public is aware of one, or if there is, what the conclusions were.
Kash Patel:
Look, Larry, on this one, as you know, I’ve got to be careful in terms of what investigations we formally have opened. But you know this from me—I’ve been on the Russiagate beat for about a decade, going back to my time with Congressman and Chairman Devin Nunes, exposing the corruption at the FISA Court, the illegalities, the weaponization there, and the involvement of Hillary Clinton’s campaign to directly fund and weaponize the Department of Justice and the FBI.
What I’m committed to here, as Director of the FBI, is to root it all out. Here’s the thing, Larry: we are answering questions publicly so the public knows what we’re doing in terms of whether or not we have an investigation.
Putting that aside, these documents show that people in leadership positions may have lied—Brennan, Clapper, Comey. We are not going to leave one document unturned. That is why we are going throughout this building and throughout the country, finding these materials that they wrote down, burned, and tried to destroy.
All of it, in my opinion, we are going to show the public—at least through the declassification process and the documents we’re producing—that it is public.
Whether or not this investigation is going as far-reaching as it should, I will just answer you with this: while I can’t comment on the investigation itself, we—me specifically—have shown the American public time and time again the weaponization.
Now I’m the Director of the FBI, thanks to Donald Trump, and we have a great Attorney General, Pam Bondi. Where we can find accountability, we are joining forces literally on a daily basis to do so, especially on the matters involving Russiagate. No one knows it better than the team we’ve built here.
Larry Kudlow:
Listen, I know. You’ve been on this show many times. We’ve talked about it on this show many times. We’ve talked about it on the radio show. But Kash, can you say there is an investigation of the FBI’s role in that invasion?
Kash Patel:
I am, of course, overseeing the current matters that the FBI involved themselves with from Russiagate on. Whether or not there’s an open investigation, Larry, I think you know that I can’t answer that.
But I think you also know that our partners across the IC would not be divulging this type of information if it did not serve some use for me, specifically here at the FBI. I can’t speak for them. Of course, I won’t speak to any charging decisions on any matters—that will come with the collaboration of our great partners at DOJ, who work hand in hand with us every day.
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