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FBI refutes MS NOW report Patel in Russia, posts video of Virginia event
The FBI is refuting a report from MS NOW claiming that FBI Director Kash Patel had landed in Russia for a meeting Tuesday. MS NOW, formerly MSNBC, aired the report on its weekday morning show “State of Play” with host Peter Alexander and cited two people familiar with the matter as sources for Patel’s whereabouts.…
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Source context: Kash Patel has been boosting the FBI’s crime stats for his own gain.Despite Patel’s claims, the bureau has not arrested 54,000 “violent criminals,” according to FBI insiders who spoke with MS NOW. Instead, the enormous federal head count—which Patel himself has claimed represents…
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Kash Patel has been boosting the FBI’s crime stats for his own gain.Despite Patel’s claims, the bureau has not arrested 54,000 “violent criminals,” according to FBI insiders who spoke with MS NOW. Instead, the enormous federal head count—which Patel himself has claimed represents a 90 percent increase—was inflated by inclusions from local and state law…
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The FBI is refuting a report from MS NOW claiming that FBI Director Kash Patel had landed in Russia for a meeting Tuesday. MS NOW, formerly MSNBC, aired the report on its weekday morning show “State of Play” with host Peter Alexander and cited two people familiar with the matter as sources for Patel’s whereabouts.…
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The FBI boss ripped the news outlet for its false claim that he's in Moscow for a mysterious trip, then revealed where he really was.
FBI Director Kash Patel ripped a major media network Wednesday for falsely reporting that he was in Russia. Earlier in the day, MS Now claimed Patel had arrived in Russia for a two-day visit in Moscow and St. Petersburg, citing two unnamed sources. The network alleged Patel was in Russia for events hosted by the…
