Kash's Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

FBI Director Patel's incompetence goes viral! Share these videos everywhere.

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Sep 19, 2025

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In this issue:

The DISASTROUS week for America’s FBI Director.
Shareable VIDEOS that ROAST Patel for his incompetence.
DIRECT ACTION you can take to DEMAND that the FBI release the FULL Epstein Files!!

Kash and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Kash Patel’s debut as Trump’s handpicked FBI Director wasn’t just a train wreck. It was a five-alarm warning siren for American democracy. Before the nation, Patel stumbled through congressional hearings, radiating arrogance, incompetence, and contempt for accountability. If ever there were a textbook example of blind loyalty fused with mismanagement, Patel delivered it live and unfiltered. The spectacle was less a defense of public service and more a grotesque parade of blunders, evasions, and self-inflicted wounds.

Democratic members of Congress ripped Patel for his fiascos in the Charlie Kirk murder case, especially his premature and false claim of a suspect’s arrest. His recklessness corroded what little public trust remains in the Bureau. Instead of projecting the dignity the role demands, Patel acted as Trump’s errand boy, weaponizing the FBI for partisan vendettas while trampling on justice.

Congress may have fired the first volley, but late-night television delivered the second. Desi Lydic eviscerated Patel on The Daily Show, skewering his deer-in-the-headlights performance and turning his stonewalling on the Epstein files into a national punchline. Stephen Colbert piled on, mocking Patel’s pitiful “hunt” for Kirk’s killer and framing his tenure as a cautionary tale of MAGA corruption.

While Patel appears clownish, his blatant disregard for truth, fairness, and professional standards also make him dangerous. That’s why we need comedians shining a light on Patel and those like him in the regime. Satire and comedy remain a weapon of the people, mocking power, and keeping hope alive where fear seeks silence.