FBI Director Kash Patel Delivers Over 400 Pages Ahead of Schedule to Restore Faith in FBI

FBI Director Kash Patel is actively working to meet congressional document requests ahead of schedule, as part of his commitment to transparency. Patel has overseen the delivery of over 400 pages of documents to the House Judiciary Committee more than a week early, addressing topics from the Biden administration including former Attorney General Merrick Garland's school board memo and the January 6 pipe bomb investigation. These documents were provided with minimal redactions, according to Fox News Digital. The FBI's compliance with these requests, which were due by March 17, has been acknowledged by the committee's spokesperson, Russel Dye. Patel's efforts are aimed at restoring faith and trust in the FBI, following years of criticism regarding the bureau's handling of document requests under previous directors. In addition to working with the House Judiciary Committee, Patel is also engaging with the Senate Judiciary Committee, led by Chairman Chuck Grassley, to honor their document requests. The FBI plans to continue delivering documents to Congress in the coming days.