Kash Patel

And on paper, and in theory, it sounds like a good idea.

I mean, we use the FISA process to stop bombings in America.

You would think that's a good thing.

The problem is the people given the FISA authorities in the deep state at the leadership levels, they're the ones that abused it.

They're the ones that broke the law and corrupted it.

And they're the reason we have such a revolt in this country against FISA.

You talk about domestic terrorism or domestic surveillance.

These guys took that process during Russiagate and targeted an American citizen to get into a president's campaign of all American citizens.

Not only that, there's another application of Pfizer called 702.

It doesn't matter all the logistics of it.

It's just another vector into how we collect certain data on emails and email hops and phones of overseas people.

We're not supposed to use it here in the United States of America.

Chris Wray was caught last year

illegally using 702 collection methods against Americans 274,000 times.

274,000 times.

It's not my number.

It's in the report that they wrote.

The FISA court wrote it.

And then the FISA court, and there was this big fight about 702 reauthorization.

I know it might not be appealing to your audience, but it was a big fight this year to say we want FISA reform.