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Chris Van Hollen DESTROYS FBI’s Kash Patel Over Judge Arrest Photo
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September 6, 2025
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8:46Now PlayingSenator Chris Van Hollen takes FBI Director Kash Patel to task over a controversial tweet showing the arrest of Wisconsin Judge Dugan. At the heart of this clash is a fundamental question: did Patel violate DOJ guidelines by releasing the image, undermining the presumption of innocence, and eroding public trust in the FBI?
Van Hollen argues this wasn’t about transparency but about accountability—and whether those in the highest positions of power should follow the same rules as everyone else. Patel defends himself by claiming the photo sent a message that no one is above the law, but does that hold up against the clear DOJ policy that’s supposed to prevent prejudgment and politicization?
This heated exchange raises critical questions about leadership, ethics, and the credibility of one of America’s most powerful institutions. Should the FBI set a higher standard, or is Patel right to say the ends justify the means?
Watch as Senator Van Hollen presses Patel on accountability, the presumption of innocence, and what this means for the future of the justice system.
What do YOU think? Should the FBI release arrest photos of high-profile figures, or does it cross the line into bias and misconduct? Let us know in the comments below.
#ChrisVanHollen #KashPatel #FBI
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