Kash Patel

We're not done just because we arrest someone, just like in the pipe bomber case.

We don't just say, OK, we're done on to the next.

The investigation investigative team continues to work with the Utah authorities, and they're deriving their own leads and coming back to us and say, hey,

Can you look at this piece of information?

Can we get a search warrant on this account?

What about this individual who is located in X, Y, or Z?

We're tracking all that down.

Zero.

Any American that receives a death threat from overseas or anywhere in America is going to be fully investigated.

So we're not going to turn our eye away from that investigation or any others.

If there's anything to it, this FBI will respond to it.

So we are just looking at everything that comes in.

We're not going to reject any piece of information.

If someone feels that their life is being threatened, we are, of course, looking at it.

Look, I understand the emotion behind this case.

Charlie was my friend.

He was your friend.

He was assassinated in the most brutal way in a public forum where he was trying to have engagement with the youth of the United States of America.

And while I was representing the White House at Ground Zero in New York City on 9-11, we made the decision to pivot immediately and fly out to Utah to make sure we executed this manhunt.

We went out there.