Kash Patel

Personally, no.

What I've been doing is been busy providing the safest country this country has seen in modern U.S.

history in historic speed because the men and women of the FBI are given the resources to reduce the homicide rates, to reduce the drug trafficking rate, to reduce the amount of children that are being trafficked.

So is the loophole here, or is it your assertion that these victims aren't credible, that the 302s maybe didn't produce credible statements that rise to a probable cause?

It's not my assertion, sir.

It's the assertion of two different United States attorneys' offices from three separate administrations who investigated those same materials in lifetime.

The 302 documents in the FBI's possession?

They reviewed all that.

Yes, sir.

And so have you reviewed those 302 documents where the victims name the people who victimized them?

If I personally know, but the FBI has.

So how can you sit here and in front of the Senate and say there are no names?

I said all named one today.

I said we are not in the practice at the Department of Justice and FBI of releasing victims' names.

That is not what we do.

We are also not in the habit of releasing incredible information.

That's not what we do.

But multiple authorities have looked at the entirety of what we have.

Okay.

I've got to move on here.