Kash Patel defends removing bestiality as automatic disqualifier for FBI applicants & Patel explains why FBI no longer considers bestiality an automatic hiring disqualifier 15SEP26
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18 September 2026
Kash Patel defends removing bestiality as automatic disqualifier for FBI applicants & Patel explains why FBI no longer considers bestiality an automatic hiring disqualifier 15SEP26
IF anyone has reason to object to the marriage, bleat now or forever chew your cud.
SINCE NOT MY pres drumpf/trump is guilty of sexual assault and accused of rape by adults and children and is defended and protected by NOT MY vp vance, the drumpf/trump-vance administration, the gop / guardians of pedophiles and sexual predators-republican party, all complicit in his crimes, it is no surprise that those who have committed bestiality are welcomed into the rape-publican tent. From CNN and PBS.....
FBI Director Kash Patel’s decision to remove bestiality as an automatic disqualifier for FBI job applicants drew bipartisan disbelief Tuesday after he said the change was intended to protect trafficking victims coerced into sexual acts with animals.
The FBI previously automatically disqualified people who acknowledged engaging in crimes including prostitution or bestiality, which is sexual activity between a human and an animal. Now applicants won’t automatically be disqualified for those acts.
Patel said in testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday that the new rules were put in place because “we did not want to punish victims of bestiality, victims who were trafficked.”
“We did not want to make it an automatic disqualification for the FBI to consider you if you are a victim of these awful heinous acts,” he said.
Senators across party lines immediately zeroed in on what Patel meant by “victims” of bestiality.
“Why would you even get into bestiality?” Republican Sen. John Kennedy asked Patel.
“We are not into bestiality,” Patel responded, before the senator cut him off.
“I know you’re not, but you changed the qualifications and mentioned bestiality,” Kennedy said, pushing for further explanation. Patel noted that some former trafficking victims had been disqualified for a job because they were forced into bestiality.
“But you’re not telling us today that if a human being had sex with an animal, that they can still be an FBI agent,” Kennedy asked.
“No, Patel said.
Outside of hiring practices, Patel was pressed on the ongoing investigations into the deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, the ousting of career FBI employees, and the bureau’s plans to patrol the upcoming midterm elections.
Outside of hiring practices, Patel was pressed on the ongoing investigations into the deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, the ousting of career FBI employees, and the bureau’s plans to patrol the upcoming midterm elections.
On some of those topics — like the Pretti and Good matters — Patel declined to share information because investigations were ongoing. As for the mass exodus of employees, Patel said that most retired and that those fired had “weaponized” the federal government.
In response to questions on the election, Patel said that the FBI was going to “house our agents and intel analysts in our field offices for election security,” but expressed some skepticism that the bureau is barred from sending agents to the polls.
“Do you pledge that you will not, in any way, interfere in the will of the American people when they go to the polls in November,” Democratic Sen. Peter Welch asked.
Patel said, “I pledge unequivocally that I will not participate in your charade of lies.”
Patel explains why FBI no longer considers bestiality an automatic hiring disqualifier
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., confronted FBI Director Kash Patel on Tuesday over changes in the agency's hiring qualifications, particularly as they relate to bestiality, in an oversight hearing held by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Historically, the FBI categorically banned people who had engaged in prostitution or bestiality from being hired.
Patel said the change allows applications from people who have been victims of these crimes to be considered. Before the shift, Patel said, people who were "on either side" of crimes including "prostitution, bestiality and trafficking" were "automatically disqualified."
"Whose side of what, the bestiality?" Kennedy asked. "So you disqualified the animal?"
Kennedy went on to press Patel's reasoning for making the change, saying the agency is "having a tough time attracting agents."
"Why would you even get into bestiality?" Kennedy asked. He added: "If Joe participated in bestiality, not as the animal, but as the human, don't you think he ought to be disqualified?"
"If he voluntarily did it, sure," Patel said, adding that in some cases human traffickers force people into "degrading acts of all kinds" including bestiality.
Patel was testifying in an oversight hearing on the nation's lead law enforcement agency, which has recently touted a drop in crime nationwide.
01 January 2026
An Intense White House Response From a Single Viral Video 31DEZ25
IT doesn't take much to get the neo-nazi drumpf / trump administration, the gop / greed over people-republican party and the voluntary ignorance of magat cult members fired up. Racism, hate, bigotry, fascism, xenophobia and the apostasy of "christian" nationalism blended in a campaign of fascist lies, misinformation, deception, manipulation and propaganda repeated over and over as being the truth is typical of this administration. As long as they are successful in keeping people distrustful of and opposed to each other they can impose rules and regulations and punishments that in short order eventually are applied to all. hitler's third reich used this technique on the German people in the 1930's until democracy was eliminated and his fascist authoritarian regime was in power. Fascist fotze arschlecker trunt nikki shirley is the newest voluntary pawn being used by NOT MY pres drumpf / trump, NOT MY vp vance, their authoritarian administration, and the fascist heritage foundation's project 2025's drive to impose their desired authoritarian theocratic oligarchy. nick nikki shirley has focused suspicion, distrust and hate on Somali immigrants, he will be so surprised when the administration turns on him. From the New York Times.....
An Intense White House Response From a Single Viral Video
A video purporting to expose extensive fraud at child care centers in Minnesota shows the relationship between the Trump administration and self-described citizen journalists.
A 43-minute video posted online in the past week, purporting to expose extensive fraud at Somali-run child care centers in Minnesota, has been viewed by millions of people. It has also set off a series of events that show the symbiotic relationship between the Trump administration and self-described citizen journalists.
It was posted to X and YouTube the day after Christmas by Nick Shirley, a 23-year-old who has made a name for himself in the past two years by producing viral content that aligns with MAGA policies. In the video, Mr. Shirley is accompanied by a man identified only as David, who claims to have uncovered fraud worse than “anywhere else ever in history.”
Specifically, the man says he has identified dozens of child care and autism centers receiving millions of dollars in state funding without caring for any children.
The New York Times could not verify the claims made in the video. Mainstream news sites have reported on cases of social services fraud in Minnesota for years, including a 2,200-word article in The Times last month. But Mr. Shirley’s video hit a nerve, generating attention from conservative media outlets like Fox News and praise from top Republican officials. “This dude has done far more useful journalism than any of the winners of the 2024 @pulitzercenter prizes,” Vice President JD Vance posted on X on Saturday.
On Monday, the Department of Homeland Security launched an investigation into the centers. On Tuesday evening, Jim O’Neill, the deputy secretary of health and human services, said on X that the federal government had “frozen all child care payments to the state of Minnesota.”
The scale of the reaction to Mr. Shirley’s video has few precedents, but it highlights the way the White House seeds narratives about key issues, then rewards sympathetic creators who deliver viral content. That content need not be new, or even particularly revelatory, to succeed.
Equipped with little more than iPhones, Mr. Shirley and other right-wing YouTubers and livestreamers zigzag around the country — and overseas — in search of politically charged footage. In many cases, these digital activists pick up on themes that have circulated for months, or even years, but still generate online outrage and action from a government primed to jump into the fray.
“It’s mutual back-scratching,” said Darren L. Linvill of the Media Forensics Hub at Clemson University, who tracks how social media is used to disseminate propaganda. “They all have goals that align, and they’re all pointed in the same direction.”
Over the past two years, pro-Trump content creators have covered dozens of protests, political rallies and natural disasters; marched with anti-Muslim activists; and embedded with immigration officials on raids.
An example of the feedback loop in action: Days after President Trump announced on Truth Social in late September that he would deploy “all necessary Troops” to defend “War ravaged Portland,” Nick Sortor, a popular livestreamer, flew to Oregon to cover the protests.
After arriving, he was accused of disorderly conduct and briefly arrested. Attorney General Pam Bondi called him upon his release to say she had ordered a civil rights investigation of Portland’s police department for “viewpoint discrimination.” A few days later, he went on a ride-along in Portland with Kristi Noem, the homeland security secretary.
The next week, Mr. Sortor was one of a dozen content creators invited to the White House for a discussion of the antifa movement attended by Mr. Trump; Ms. Bondi; Ms. Noem; Kash Patel, the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff; and Stephen Miller, a deputy chief of staff. Mr. Trump called the attendees “very brave patriots,” adding that he would consider awarding them “some very important medals and honors.”
Mr. Shirley, who did not respond to requests for comment for this article, was also at that event.
His aspiration for YouTube fame dated back to high school in Utah, where he grew up outside Salt Lake City. He stopped posting on the platform four years ago, when he traveled to Chile as a young missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Until then, his videos were mostly goofy — sneaking into exclusive events, pranking friends and jumping off perilously tall objects.
But weeks after his return to the United States, in late 2023, Mr. Shirley pivoted to more political content, applying a distinctively low-key, nuance-free tone to hot-button issues like immigration, pro-Gaza demonstrations on college campuses and L.G.B.T.Q. issues. The videos took off. Within six months, he had surpassed 100,000 subscribers on YouTube.
He started with posts from the Mexican border and a few months later traveled to El Salvador, where he said he was the first American to film inside the notorious Terrorism Confinement Center, a prison known as CECOT. He roamed the streets of Springfield, Ohio, amplifying false rumors, spread by Mr. Trump, that Haitian immigrants there had been eating dogs and cats.
Mr. Shirley has filmed immigration protests in Los Angeles, Portland and Chicago and embedded with the U.S. Marshals Service. In September, he confronted a group of men selling what appear to be counterfeit watches in Lower Manhattan, calling them “illegal scammers.” Less than a month later, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency arrested several of the same men in a targeted raid.
Little has proved as viral as his portrayal of Somalis in Minnesota. Mr. Shirley traveled to the state in July to cover what he called “the rise of Islam” with on-the-street interviews of Somali Americans. He returned soon after Mr. Trump, during a televised cabinet meeting early this month, called members of the diaspora “garbage” who had “ripped off” taxpayers.
Mr. Shirley’s latest video appears to have been filmed on Dec. 17 in and around Minneapolis, where he knocks on the doors of numerous child care and autism centers. In some cases, there is no answer. When someone does open up, Mr. Shirley demands to see whether there are children inside but is never shown any.
At each stop, Mr. Shirley, citing state billing records, announces that the operation is fraudulent because he does not see any children. All told, he claims to have personally uncovered $110 million in fraud.
“We don’t know if children were or were not present at the time the video was taken,” the Department of Children, Youth and Families said in a statement regarding the video. “When our licensers have conducted visits to the buildings,” it added, “there have been children present.”
At a news conference this week, the head of the department said regulators had conducted unannounced visits at all of the sites in the video this year and found no evidence of fraud. The businesses have not been mentioned in any of the recent criminal cases.
Mr. Shirley first posted a clip from a child care center on X on Dec. 23 and published the full video on Friday. It has racked up more than 128 million views, according to the platform’s statistics.
On Monday, Ms. Noem posted that Homeland Security Investigations agents were “on the ground in Minneapolis right now conducting a massive investigation on childcare and other rampant fraud.” Mr. Patel chimed in, announcing an F.B.I. surge in the state. “We will continue to follow the money and protect children,” he wrote on X.
In a statement, Abigail Jackson, a White House spokeswoman, said that “the country should be deeply appreciative to Shirley for shining a light on this issue — the legacy media should take notes.” (Among the news organizations that have covered the issue extensively are The Minnesota Star Tribune, The Minnesota Reformer, Sahan Journal, Minnesota Public Radio and local television stations.)
Mr. Trump had largely ignored the issue until last month, after City Journal, a publication affiliated with the Manhattan Institute, a conservative research group, made the jarring and unsubstantiated claim that money from the fraud schemes was a major funding source for Al Shabab, a terrorist group.
Renee DiResta, a social media researcher at Georgetown University, said Mr. Shirley’s story appeared to have all the elements embraced by the administration and sympathetic influencers: fraud, immigration, Islam and race, all wrapped up in a blue state run by the latest Democratic nominee for vice president, Gov. Tim Walz, who is running for re-election.
“They have the political goal of cultivating the energy from these things,” she said. “They seed the allegations; all it takes is for someone to go and try to find evidence to support it.”
Mr. Shirley has enjoyed a huge boost as a result of the attention, adding about 170,000 YouTube subscribers in the past week and pushing his total above 1.25 million, according to Social Blade, a tracking site. After Andrew Tate, a manosphere influencer, asked on social media how he could donate money, Mr. Shirley posted addresses for two crypto wallets. Mr. Shirley has in recent days posted multiple times calling for Mr. Walz to be prosecuted.
On Monday night, another Trump-supporting creator, Anthony Rubin, posted a video showing himself knocking on the door of a child care center in Columbus, Ohio, that he said was “associated with the Somali community.” Nobody answered.
“We’re just getting started,” he said.
Ken Bensinger covers media and politics for The Times.
Ernesto Londoño is a Times reporter based in Minnesota, covering news in the Midwest and drug use and counternarcotics policy.
A version of this article appears in print on Jan. 1, 2026, Section A, Page 1 of the New York edition with the headline: Conservative Social Influencers Give Trump’s Team an Amplifier.
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