• Setting up innocent men in fake kidnapping plots
• Spying on Catholics at church
• Raiding the homes of peaceful pro-life activists and terrorizing J6 protesters
• Raiding the home of the former US President on junk charges and allowing agents to sift through Melania Trump’s underwear drawer
• Hid evidence that would have exonerated President Trump in his first bogus impeachment
• Doctoring evidence during the raid at President Trump’s home
• Targeting parents at school board meetings
• Hid evidence from the public on crackhead Hunter Biden’s laptop in the runup of the 2020 election

Maria Bartiromo: Unfortunately, the public has also lost trust in a number of these agencies. Kesh, how do you believe Americans will regain trust in our most important law enforcement agencies?

Kash Patel: One thing, exposure of corruption. Put out the documents, put out the evidence. We only have gotten halfway down the Russiagate hole.

The people need to know that their FBI is restored by knowing full well what they did to unlawfully surveil them.

The people need to know that there has been a de-weaponization, a defanging of the Department of Justice, and their Houses of Worship will no longer be raided.

But they need to be shown the documents that said this was the reasoning they weaponized justice.

That, in my opinion, is how Congress can most importantly secure the trust or resecure the trust of these agencies and departments. President Trump is taking a huge first step with his monumental victory. Now it’s up to Congress and the Senate to work with his leaders at DOJ and FBI to put out those documents. I think DOJ goes a long way in that, but we’re going to need cabinet secretaries who say, We don’t fear the corruption that preceded us. It will make us powerful if we expose it to the American public.