Kash Patel

So we can't go out just and arrest those people because they bought one end cap.

And so that totality of information, when you go through three million lines of evidence, literally,

That has to take time to narrow down.

And we don't have a computer system that does that.

We had humans that we brought in from around the country to do this for hundreds of days and thousands of man hours.

Right.

Obviously, we need to match the description of the suspect on video.

The video has been publicized for years.

But what this FBI did was came in and enhanced the video.

I don't know why the prior FBI didn't do that.

I don't know why the prior FBI didn't look at the three million lines of evidence.

I don't know why they didn't use our cell phone capabilities and our technological capabilities at the FBI.

The only thing I can come up with is either they were too incompetent in terms of leadership or intentional.

And I think it was intentional because it was a further weaponization of law enforcement.

So when you match up the suspect's height...

and physical appearance with things like a license plate reader that attributes to him and further information such as cell phone pings, you're getting into a very small circle of people that it could be.

And once we're able to execute law enforcement process and search warrants over these last few months, we were able to produce

what he bought where he bought it when he bought it and the history of buying it and how often he bought it and remember this kid was 25 years old at the time of the incident he's now 30 years old there's a five-year history of information that the fbi has to go through to make sure we've been captured all the information for our prosecuting partners

You know, look, this year alone, this FBI has arrested 25,000 violent felons.

That's twice as many from last year, 110% increase, literally.