FBI director Kashi Patel has called him a liar on the documents.

FBI Director Kash Patel Inside the bureau, a secret-in-the-art medium was called on Saturday to labeled him in search of sensitive documents related to the origin of Trump-Russia inspection buried in a secret “burn bag” in a secret room.

Sources previously told Fox News Digital that the “burn bag” system was used to classify the documents assigned or high.

Sources also said that multiple burn bags were found and filled with thousands of documents. Sources found that an FBI official found in the burn bag, said sources said the final report of former special lawyer John Darham was classified, including the underlying intelligence he reviewed.

Patel addressed the burning bag on X and reminded him of what he had proved in 2017 and 2018.

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The FBI director said, “In 1 //18, I proved that corrupt FBI officials made weapons to deceive the steel Dosier Federal Judge and illegally spyed on the campaign of the then presidential candidate Trump.”

“Now I’m the FBI director: we just revealed the burn bag/room filled Russia Gate filesDarham Ne Nexus and announced them, “Patel further said.” Once again I left the FBI documents and revealed the truth. The same media is calling me a liar again. Perhaps this FBI will directly release more Docks from the FBI headquarters… so we can see who is lying – more bogus pulitzers’ fake news does not want to deprive the fake news. “

Classified Neex is being announced closely between CIA Director John Ratclif, National Intelligence Tulsi Gabard Director, Attorney General. Palm Bondi And William Hartman, Director of Acting National Security Agency.

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Director Kash Patel Interior Doug Bergum talks to the Secretary of the Bill Signature at the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, DC on May 7. (Jim Watson/AFP by Gatey images)

Dissaclasifi ne Nexus will be sent to the Senate Judge Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyWho will finally release this document in front of the people.

Patel found the podcast host who disclosed in the June interview to the disease that he found the room filled with documents and computer hard drives “who never saw or heard.”

“Just think about it,” Patel told the disease. “I, as a director FbiWhen I first went to Bureau, the earlier the ‘Russiagate man’ found a room hiding from the world and a room that was hidden from the world, a room filled with documents and computer hard drives that had never seen or heard. The key was locked and hidden the entrance and just said, ‘No one can find this place.’ “

Patel and his employees are working through documents, some of which are related to sensitive inspection with the original Trump -Russia examination of the FBI, which is known as a crossfire cyclone in the bureau.

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Chairman of the Senate Judge Committee Chak Grassley has requested information related to the inquiry of former special lawyer John Darham. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, by Ink Gatey images)

The latest documents are unclear what has been covered, but sources told Fox News Digital that the most recent research is in accordance with the request of Grassley’s inquiry.

Patel has turned the documents towards Grassi.

Grassley is requesting information related to Darham’s inquiry. During the election and subsequent intelligence of the subsequent Intelligence Community, Robert Mueller, Robert Mueller, has completed his year-long investigation over the origin of the Trump-Russia inquiry.

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Sources told Fox News Digital that the Grassy team is now reviewing the basic information as part of its inventive work.

Regarding other records, Patel’s employees are working to divert them to the Congress in accordance with the requests of the inquiry by the workspace committees.

The report contributed to Brook Singhman of Fox News Digital.