A bizarre exchange about “beastiality” and job candidates nearly overshadowed the FBI director’s testimony at a Senate Judiciary Committee oversight hearing.
WASHINGTON >> FBI Director Kash Patel suggested today that he was open to sending federal agents to polling places, raising alarms from Democrats that the Trump administration would act aggressively to assert greater control over the coming elections.
The FBI director's Senate hearing also touched on such subjects as the Russian contributor to Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding and recent FBI personnel policy changes on bestiality.
The FBI director faced senators’ questions about election activity, hiring standards and the bureau’s handling of AI crimes during a tense five-hour hearing on Tuesday.