Kash Patel

You know, everybody working on the case thought they were the best at everything.

And the decision from the top down is we're only doing this guy.

And if you get the prosecution wrong, which they did— What the fuck are we doing, man?

I don't know, bro.

Why are we even in—what the fuck are we doing?

It was my first kind of foray into it in terms of the two-tier system of justice.

And it wasn't happening—

outside, right?

My first experience with that was public defender land.

Now it's internal.

Now it's the administrative application at the executive branch level in Washington, DC.

And, you know, then you have Russiagate and then you have all these other things we'll talk about.

But the best, I guess, definition of the two-tier system of justice I can come up with for your audience is the classified documents case.

Which one?

Which one?

So let's use the two presidents, right?

President Trump gets his home raided on a bogus WhatsApp warrant, which the FBI leaks to the media.

Do you know whose name is in the FBI's WhatsApp warrant for President Trump?

That was 65% redacted.

Trump's name and my name.