FBI Director Kash Patel Faces Scrutiny Over Nightclub Allegations, Internal Crisis

Former FBI Assistant Director Frank Figliuzzi has publicly accused current FBI Director Kash Patel of spending more time at nightclubs and his Las Vegas residence than at FBI headquarters, raising concerns about leadership and operational continuity within the bureau. Reports suggest Patel has reduced his daily briefings to twice weekly and is often absent from the agency’s Washington office, prompting internal descriptions of the FBI as being in a state of 'chaos.' Figliuzzi and other insiders argue that Patel’s limited experience and lack of direct involvement could be problematic, though some believe his hands-off approach may prevent greater issues. Senate Democrats have called for an official probe into Patel’s use of FBI resources, specifically regarding alleged personal use of the agency’s private jets. The US Government Accountability Office is expected to review the details and expenses related to Patel’s travel and resource usage. These developments have fueled mounting criticism of Patel’s leadership style and raised questions about the bureau’s current direction.