Dan Abrams Says Kash Patel's $250 Million Lawsuit Against The Atlantic Will NEVER Make It to Trial'

"Abrams predicted that this lawsuit will never make it to trial, and The Atlantic will never have to pay a penny, stating, 'That's my opinion. That's my prediction.'"

"He pointed to two reasons why Fitzpatrick is in the clear: her long reputation and her extensive sources, which he believes will protect her in this case."

"Abrams explained that the discovery process would require Patel to turn over documents he likely does not want to disclose, making it difficult for him to proceed."

"Patel's lawyers claimed that the allegations in the article were false, malicious, and designed to destroy his reputation, asserting that the report was a hit piece."

Dan Abrams stated that FBI Director Kash Patel's $250 million defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic is unlikely to succeed. He believes the case will not go to trial and that The Atlantic will not have to pay any damages. Abrams cited the strong reputation of Atlantic staff writer Sarah Fitzpatrick and the potential discovery process that would require Patel to disclose documents he may not want to reveal. Patel's lawyers accused The Atlantic of publishing false and malicious claims regarding his behavior, including excessive drinking and unexplained absences.

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