Senator Adam Chef, Maddornia, clashed with the candidate of the FBI director Cash Patel During his confirmation session on Thursday, especially due to a song released by riot prisoners in Capitol.
Chef started asking Patel if he was standing with a prior testimony that he had nothing to do with recording the song, which the distinguished Democrats said about the president. Donald Trump Read the loyalty pledge.
(This) is interesting because this is what Steve Bannon told his pods: “So what we thought would be great is if we seize this voice, and then, he had the greatest president, President Donald Trump, he reads a pledge of loyalty.
Chef Patel asked Why did Banon tell that.
“For this reason,” we “say, as I highlighted,” Patel called back.
“Yes, and you are part of that” we ” – right – when you say” we “, this, Mr. Patel,” Shif answered angrily.
“Not in every case.” Patel said, adding that he had not personally participated in recording or mastery of the song.
It was an uncommon chef: “Welland This is new. So when I said “we”. You really don't mean you. Is this your testimony? “
“Not what you do not have a new definition of the word” We “, Patel said.
It is worth noting, in August 1997, President Bill Clinton was pressured on his sexual relations with the coach, Monica Lewinsky, and responded to a similar period to the use of the word, “he was protested during the Grand Compliance Certificate.
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“This depends on the meaning of the word.” If it is – if it is – if it was “meaning”, then this was not – this is one thing. If that means that nothing was, Clinton said: “A completely real statement.”
However, in a session on Thursday, Patel said he was using the word “we” appropriately, while Chef said he was “hell from him” – referring to the guests' song.
“I don't know what that means, but I promoted the lake to raise money for the needy families,” Patel returned back.
Chef then asked Patel to wrap and treat police officers in the room, claiming that prisoners in the recording, which was claimed to have assaulted them or their colleagues on January 6, 2021.
“I look at you. You are talking to me,” Patel answered.
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When Chef asked Patel to “tell them the extent of your pride” by seeing Trump, excuse all these prisoners, Patel said it was “a comfortable lie – and you know that.”
“I have never accepted violence against law enforcement. I have worked with these men and women, as you know, throughout my life.”
