KASH PATEL: Major Arrests Out Of Dallas!

I’ve raised concerns this week about Kash Patel and Dan Bongino—not because I’ve suddenly turned on them, but because something feels off. Their recent interview with Maria Bartiromo gave off serious red flags. It looked more like a hostage video than two confident insiders sharing truth. Their body language was tense, unnatural, and uncomfortable—hard to miss, even if you’re not a body language expert.

Now, I want to be fair: I’ve said I’ll cheer for them if there’s genuine good news, and in that spirit, I’ll give credit where it’s due. Kash Patel just announced “major arrests” coming out of the FBI’s Dallas office—specifically, two individuals allegedly running a visa fraud operation. That’s something. But let’s be honest: it feels like a distraction. These are small-time players, not the big fish we’ve been promised for years (think: Epstein, Butler, the Deep State).

It makes me wonder if what we’re witnessing is damage control. I can’t shake the feeling that Dan and Kash are compromised. Whether it’s blackmail, threats, or some kind of backroom deal, their entire tone and behavior suggest they’re under pressure. Their recent statements are full of contradictions—especially around things like Epstein’s death and the attempted Trump assassination in Butler, PA. They’ve flipped their positions, and now they’re asking us to trust narratives we know are sketchy.

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Dan even posted a response on X, defending their positions and claiming they’ve been fully briefed. But again—by who? The same entrenched actors inside the FBI we’ve all been suspicious of for years? He tells us Epstein killed himself and that there’s no “real” evidence of anything else, but we’re just supposed to take that at face value?

It sounds like they’ve been boxed into a corner. Maybe they made a deal—intentionally or not—to stay silent on certain topics. Maybe they were told what the “truth” is supposed to be. Either way, I don’t believe they’re being honest with the public anymore. The whole interview was defensive, uncomfortable, and completely at odds with what they’ve been saying for years.

Something’s not right. I hope I’m wrong—but if they’ve been compromised, we need to recognize it now, not later.