Kash Patel shreds MS Now over false report claiming FBI director landed in Russia
FBI Director Kash Patel ripped a major media network Wednesday for falsely reporting that he was in Russia. Earlier in the day, MS Now claimed Patel had arrived in Russia for a two-day visit in Moscow and St.
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