Haley Carinia

for that because when the FBI director goes in front of Congress and says, well, I don't know what hit President Trump in the head when clearly by the time he spoke to Congress, he did know, that sows a lot of chaos.

It sows a lot of distrust among the American people for these three letter agencies.

What do you mean you didn't know that it was a bullet?

You know, so things like that.

Kash Patel said that they were up against because the American people have no trust in what the government is saying.

And that's bad.

We're in a bad place.

So now if they have if the American people have this disbelief in this institution that he and Dan are now running, well, they've got a lot of work to do.

They started off in the negatives and now they've got to

do a damn good job, which it seems like they are doing.

So then, as I said, there was another unnamed FBI agent included in this interview, and he was unnamed partly because of the work that he does.

He wants to remain private and safe

which makes sense, but he said this, the case currently sits in a pending inactive status.

The official also called the investigation one of the largest mobilizations of FBI resources in history that frankly continue to this day.

if we get a credible lead, we will continue to investigate.

The director has been very clear about leaving no stone left unturned, and that's what we are committed to do.

And the FBI took over the investigation hours after the shooting, and they did begin investigating it as an assassination attempt right away.

But here are just some of the numbers that this unnamed FBI agent gave in this interview, which just goes to show how expansive this investigation is.

Four hundred and eighty five FBI employees are involved in this investigation.

They conducted more than a thousand interviews.