FBI chief denies allegations of drinking and negligence
FBI Director Kash Patel denied he was ever ‘intoxicated on the job’ or absent from duty.
FBI chief denies allegations of drinking and negligence
FBI Director Kash Patel denied he was ever ‘intoxicated on the job’ or absent from duty.
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