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5:12Now PlayingPresident Trump defended FBI Director Kash Patel in the Oval Office by praising the bureau’s performance and shifting blame for the Brown University shooting onto the school, despite the FBI having publicly identified and then quietly cleared a person of interest within days. Trump claimed the FBI only arrived after the fact and called the incident a school problem, even though Patel himself said the bureau had set up a command post and was running leads around the clock, which is standard FBI practice in major shootings. Critics say the real issue is not that investigations are difficult, but that federal officials repeatedly make premature public claims that later collapse, undermining trust during active threats. In moments of fear and uncertainty, leadership requires accuracy and restraint, not deflection or spin, and responsibility for a nationwide manhunt cannot be placed on campus police alone.
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