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FBI Director Kash Patel speaks at the Justice Department | LiveNOW from FOX
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8:30Now PlayingFBI Director Kash Patel delivered remarks from the Justice Department building about restoring law and order in the United States.
Patel's speech came before a rare visit to the DOJ by President Donald Trump.
A former Justice Department counterterrorism prosecutor, Patel was selected in November to replace Christopher Wray, who was picked by Trump in 2017 and who resigned at the conclusion of the Biden administration to make way for his chosen successor.
Wray infuriated Trump throughout his tenure, including after FBI agents searched his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida in August 2022 for classified documents in one of two federal investigations that resulted in indictments against Trump that were dismissed after his election win.
FBI directors are given 10-year terms as a way to insulate them from political influence and keep them from becoming beholden to a particular president or administration. But Trump fired the FBI director he inherited, James Comey, after Comey had spent over three years on the job and replaced Wray after more than seven years in the position.
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