In this video, we break down the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing where Senator Chuck Grassley presented subpoenas for FBI Director Kash Patel’s phone records related to a federal investigation. The hearing focused on toll record subpoenas issued in 2022 and 2023 while Patel was a private citizen and a witness in a federal investigation. Lawmakers questioned the timeline between Patel learning about the subpoenas and the subsequent firing of FBI agents involved in the inves

In this video, we break down the House Intelligence Committee hearing where Congressman Mike Quigley questioned FBI Director Kash Patel about noncitizen voting cases and election fraud investigations. During the exchange, Quigley asked a simple question with a numerical answer: how many noncitizens have been convicted of voting in U.S. elections? Patel could not provide the number and said the statistics were with the Department of Justice, while also stating the commonly cit

In this video, we break down the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing where Senator Mark Warner questioned Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and FBI Director Kash Patel about intelligence assessments, the Iran conflict, and counterintelligence capacity before the war began. The hearing focused on whether intelligence assessments about Iran’s nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz were fully communicated, why certain parts of the written threat assessment were

In this video, we break down the House Judiciary Committee hearing where Congressman Ted Lieu questioned FBI Director Kash Patel about the Epstein files and what he has personally reviewed. During the hearing, Patel confirmed under oath that he had not personally reviewed all of the Epstein files, yet still made statements about what the files do and do not contain. The exchange raised major questions about the Epstein investigation, document releases, subpoena authority, and

In this video, we break down the Senate Intelligence Committee Worldwide Threats Hearing where Senator Mark Warner questioned FBI Director Kash Patel about FISA Section 702 surveillance and its reauthorization. Warner confronted Patel with his own past statements criticizing warrantless surveillance of Americans and asked why he now supports a clean 18-month extension of the program without a warrant requirement. The exchange focused on civil liberties, surveillance oversight