Kash Patel Pressed: Would You Investigate Kamala Harris If Trump Asked?
July 15, 2025
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as posted by the channelKash Patel Grilled Over Trump Loyalty: Would He Investigate Kamala If Ordered?
Senator Chris Coons didn’t pull any punches during this tense Senate hearing—pressing Donald Trump’s FBI director nominee Kash Patel on whether he would obey the law… or the former president. Coons demands clarity: would Patel launch an investigation into Vice President Kamala Harris if Trump asked? Would he resign rather than follow an illegal order?
Patel’s answers raised eyebrows—and serious questions about the future independence of the FBI. With trust in our institutions on the line, this hearing revealed far more than just policy—it exposed the stakes of power, accountability, and constitutional integrity.
Sen. Coons Sets the Stakes
Would You Obey Trump or the Law?
FBI Independence on Trial
Will You Resign If Pressured?
Museum of the Deep State?
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