Kash Patel Reaffirms Stance Against Capitol Riot Violence and Corruption
Kash Patel, Trump's FBI Director nominee, emphasized a no-tolerance policy for violence, particularly related to the January 6 Capitol Riots. During his Senate confirmation, Patel pledged to expose government corruption and highlighted his contributions to national security under both Democratic and Republican administrations.

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In a reaffirming statement against violence, particularly in relation to the January 6 Capitol Riots, Kash Patel, the nominee for FBI Director by President Donald Trump, underscored a zero-tolerance approach. Emphasizing accountability, Patel stated during the Senate confirmation hearing that acts of violence against law enforcement demand investigation, prosecution, and imprisonment.
During the proceedings, Patel reiterated his unyielding commitment to exposing government corruption, viewing public service as a privilege, and asserted his determination to hold officials accountable. He stressed his longstanding stance against violence and corruption, reflecting on his extensive background in national security.
Patel, who held significant roles including Chief of Staff at the Department of Defense and Deputy Assistant to the President, highlighted his national security achievements. He emphasized his efforts in counterterrorism, repatriating American hostages, and dismantling terrorist leadership, underlining his service across different administrations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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