FBI Director Kash Patel hits back at media calling him liar over documents

On Saturday, the FBI director, Cash Pateel, called for a false description of his discovery of a set of sensitive documents related to the Trump probe, Russia’s probe buried in multiple “burning bags” in a secret room inside the office.

The sources previously told Fox News Digital “Burn Bag” to destroy designated documents as classified or higher.

Sources also said multiple burning bags were found full of thousands of documents. Sources said that one of the FBI officials who found him in a burning bag was the “attaché” attachment to the final report of former Special Adviser John Durham, which includes the basic intelligence he reviewed.

Patel addressed burning bags on X, to remind people of what was proven in 2017 and 2018.

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The FBI director said: “In 2017/2018, it proved that a steel spoon was a fake intelligence, as he was armed by corrupt FBI officials to deceive a federal judge and illegally spying in the presidential candidate campaign at that time Trump – all paid by his opponent.” “The media called me a liar.

“Now I am the director of the FBI: We only discovered bags/burning room full of Russia gate files, including Durham’s attachment, and made it a biotel. “Once again, the former FBI documents have released and revealed the truth. The media itself invites me a liar again. Perhaps this FBI will issue this more documents directly, from FBI HQ … so that we can see who is lying – does not want to deprive fake news of more Bugus.”

The process of removing the summary of the classified inception is performed in close coordination between the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, John Ratcliffe, and Patil, Director of National Intelligence Tolsi Gabbard, Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi and director of the acting -based security agency William Hartmann.

Patel found thousands of Trump -Russia Documents inside the “burning bags” in the Secret Chamber of the FBI

The supplement that has been submitted to the Chairman of the Judicial Senate Committee will be sent to Chuck Grassley, who will ultimately issue the document to the public.

Patel revealed, in an interview with him in June with the Bodcast Joe Rogan host, that he had found a room full of documents and solid computer engines “that no one has seen or heard before.”

“Just think about this,” Patel told Rogan. “I, as director of the Federal Investigation Office,” the former “Russia” man “, when I first arrived at the office, found a room hidden from Kumi and others from the world in the Hoover building, full of documents and hard computer engines that no one had seen before. I just locked the key and entered, “No one will find this place.” “

Patel and its employees work through documents, some of which are associated with sensitive investigations, including the Trump -Russia probe at the FBI, known within the office as a hurricane exchange of fire.

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Chuck Grasli, Chairman of the Senate Judicial Committee, has requested information related to a former special advisor, John Durham. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

It is not clear what the latest documents cover specifically, but the sources told Fox News Digital that the last discovery was according to the investigation request from Grassley.

Patel has converted documents to Grasley.

Grassley requests information related to Durham. Durham was appointed after the then specialized consultant Robert Muller completed his years, which lasted for years in the Trump-Russia probe-including violating the intelligence community during and after the 2016 elections.

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The sources told Fox News Digital that the Grassley team is now reviewing the basic information as part of the investigation work.

For other records, Patel employees are handing them over to congress according to requests for investigation by the jurisdiction committees.

Brock Centuman from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.