FBI Director Kash Patel criticized James Comey for an Instagram post that he claimed incited threats against Donald Trump. He argued that Comey's post resulted in numerous copycat investigations, diverting FBI resources from critical cases like child exploitation and drug trafficking. Patel's comments, especially regarding agents reassigned to investigate trivial matters, highlight a disconnect in the FBI's priorities and suggest misallocation of resources. The article critiques Patel's focus, insinuating that he overlooks essential criminal investigations in favor of sensational commentary.
First of all, since threats to the president are the jurisdiction of the Secret Service - something Patel publicly acknowledged at the time - why the hell is he pulling agents off ANYTHING to run down a soccer mom who took a picture of her bottomless mimosa brunch bill having tipped to make sure the total was 8647?
Do you know how many copycats we've had to investigate as a result of that beachside venture from a former director? Do you know how many agents I've had to take offline from chasing down child sex predators, fentanyl traffickers, terrorists?
This was, to use the technical term, fucking stupid. Though against all odds, it was not nearly as stupid as Patel's next move.
There’s a bevy of financial crimes that the FBI investigates that will inevitably be dropped once the target buys $200 million in TRUMP coin.
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