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Senate Hearing LIVE: FBI Chief Accidentally Shares Iran Spy Plot Details? Reveals, '43% Rise In...'
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10:01:56Now PlayingUS Senate Hearing: FBI Chief Accidentally Shares Iran Spy Plot Details? Reveals, '43% Rise In...'
During a high-stakes Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on global threats, FBI Director Kash Patel appeared alongside top U.S. intelligence officials to address the escalating conflict with Iran and its broader national security implications. The session focused heavily on the ongoing war, intelligence assessments, and the risks of further escalation. Patel, along with Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and CIA leadership, faced intense questioning from lawmakers over what the administration knew before launching strikes on Iran and how prepared the U.S. was for retaliation. Senators pressed officials on whether President Donald Trump had been fully briefed about the potential consequences—including disruptions to global oil routes and attacks on U.S. interests in the region.
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