FBI Director Kash Patel is shaking up the Deep State one investigation at a time.
He’s promising to deliver answers that the American people have been demanding for years.
And Kash Patel just dropped one bombshell about January 6 that will make Democrats panic.
Kash Patel vows to reveal the truth about FBI sources on January 6
For more than four years, Americans have been asking tough questions about what really happened on January 6, 2021.
One of the biggest questions has been whether FBI sources were embedded in the crowd that day.
Now FBI Director Kash Patel is promising to give the American people a “definitive answer” to that burning question.
“People have had questions about January 6th and whether or not there were FBI sources – not agents, sources – on the ground during January 6. And I told you I would get you the definitive answer to that. And we have, and we are in the process again of working with our partners to divulge that information, and it is coming,” Patel told Fox News during an exclusive interview on “\pecial Report.“
Patel hinted that the truth may be more explosive than anyone expected
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This revelation comes after years of stonewalling and deflection from previous FBI leadership about the bureau’s activities surrounding January 6.
The Inspector General report revealed troubling details
In December 2024, Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz released a highly anticipated report examining the FBI’s handling of confidential human sources leading up to January 6.
The report found that 26 confidential human sources were in Washington, D.C. that day.
But here’s where it gets interesting – only three of them were actually assigned by the FBI to be there.
One of those three FBI-directed sources entered the Capitol building itself.
The other two entered the restricted area around the Capitol.
When confidential human sources are directed to attend specific events, they receive payment from the FBI for their time.
The report claimed that none of the sources were authorized to break the law or encourage others to commit illegal acts.
But Patel suggested there’s more to the story than what the Inspector General revealed.
“The information from the DOJ IG report is definitely a piece of the truth,” Patel told Fox News chief political anchor Bret Baier.
Former FBI Director Christopher Wray gave “D.C. answers” to avoid the truth
Patel didn’t hold back when criticizing his predecessor Christopher Wray’s handling of congressional testimony about January 6.
Wray had testified before Congress prior to the Inspector General report being released in December 2024.
But when lawmakers pressed him about FBI sources on January 6, Wray deflected and gave evasive answers.
“Why it took a ton of time and questioning in Congress for the director to get that point is what I’m trying to eliminate from the FBI,” Patel explained. “If Congress asks you a question under oath, whether or not there were sources in [or] around January 6th at the Capitol, you as the director of the FBI need to know that and not deflect and give a D.C. answer. You have to be prepared for that.”
This represents a complete change in leadership philosophy at the FBI.
Under Wray, the bureau seemed more interested in protecting itself than being transparent with Congress and the American people.
Patel is taking the opposite approach by promising straight answers to legitimate questions.
More explosive revelations are coming
January 6 isn’t the only investigation where Patel is promising answers.
He told Baier that “answers are coming” on several other high-profile mysteries that have been left unresolved.
These include the mystery surrounding pipe bombs that were placed outside the Democratic National Committee and Republican National Committee offices on the eve of January 6.
Despite extensive investigation, the FBI has never identified who planted those devices.
Patel also promised answers about the cocaine that was found in the White House during Biden’s presidency.
That investigation was quietly closed without any arrests or explanations.
And perhaps most importantly, Patel vowed to reveal the truth about the FBI’s investigation into alleged Trump-Russia connections after the 2016 election.
This investigation, known as “Crossfire Hurricane,” has been the subject of intense scrutiny and criticism.
Patel is restoring trust in the FBI
After taking control of the nation’s top investigative agency, Patel has made transparency and restoring public trust his top priorities.
For too long, the FBI operated like a shadow government that answered to no one.
Previous leadership seemed more concerned with protecting the bureau’s reputation than serving the American people.
Patel is changing that by promising to give Americans the answers they “deserve.”
This represents a fundamental shift in how the FBI operates.
Instead of stonewalling Congress and the public, Patel is committed to transparency and accountability.
The American people have been demanding answers about January 6 for more than four years.
Now they’re finally going to get them from an FBI Director who isn’t afraid to tell the truth.
Democrats and their media allies won’t like what Patel reveals about January 6.
But the American people deserve to know what really happened that day and what role, if any, the FBI played in those events.
Kash Patel is delivering on his promise to drain the swamp and restore integrity to federal law enforcement.
