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7:23Now PlayingFBI Director Kash Patel calls back in to The Jimmy Dore Show to admit that Iranian hackers leaked his personal documents and photos—but that the embarrassing revelation was that he's "boring as fuck," with pictures of him smoking cigars, sitting in rental cars, and taking selfies alone.
Patel then boasts that the FBI retaliated by leaking Kristi Noem’s husband's porn-related content, successfully distracting the public from the fact that the U.S. couldn't hack Iran back. He concludes that he's "golden" because his own vanilla scandal has been replaced by a far more perverted one, and that the war is "going absolutely horribly"—something the administration needs to obscure from the public.
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