Overview
- Kash Patel has reportedly taken a backseat role during his first months as FBI Director, with limited presence at FBI headquarters.
- Sources claim Patel is more frequently seen at nightclubs than at the Hoover Building, sparking criticism over his visibility and leadership approach.
- Daily briefings to Patel have reportedly been reduced to twice a week, raising questions about his engagement in bureau operations.
- Patel is said to spend significant time working remotely from his home in Las Vegas, prompting scrutiny over potential misuse of FBI resources.
- Senate Democrats and the GAO are considering investigations into Patel's travel and resource use, as internal chaos and agent autonomy concerns grow within the bureau.