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In today's Media Miss Minute, FBI Director Cash Patel says the bureau has evidence to back
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President Trump's claims the 2020 election was rigged. And the FBI and Justice Department
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are easing hiring requirements as they try to fill staffing gaps. I'm Craig DeGrelli. In today's Media Miss Minute, two stories getting little attention
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from partisan media. First, what the left is missing. FBI Director Cash Patel says
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arrests could be coming in what he calls a de facto coup tied to the 2020 election
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In an interview with Fox News, Patel said the bureau has information supporting the president's
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claims but declined to provide details, citing an ongoing investigation. We have the information
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that backs President Trump's claim, but because it's an ongoing prosecution investigation
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I can't get ahead of the DOJ and the president. But President Trump speaks truthfully when he says that
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Patel also told viewers to stay tuned this week, suggesting new developments could come soon
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Now to what the right is missing. The FBI and DOJ are facing staffing shortages and lowering some barriers to bring in new hires
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The FBI is rolling out a shorter nine-week training track for internal transfers
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and waiving certain assessments for support staff looking to become agents. At the same time, the Justice Department has dropped a requirement
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that prosecutors have at least one year of experience and is now hiring some candidates directly out of law school
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