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5:52Now PlayingHouse Democrats are demanding that FBI Director Kash Patel repay taxpayers for what they say was personal use of a government jet, including trips that involved his girlfriend, which raises concerns about the use of public resources and adherence to long standing federal rules that require repayment when any part of official travel is personal. Patel denies any wrongdoing and argues that FBI directors are required to use government aircraft, saying he has reduced costs compared with previous directors and that all of his travel was properly authorized. Lawmakers want flight logs, passenger lists, and approval records to determine whether taxpayer funds were used appropriately. At a time when public trust in government is low, transparency is essential, and officials emphasize that documents and established policies, not political noise, will determine whether Patel followed the rules or must reimburse the government.
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