“[Durham] now has Clinton world burying Michael Sussmann, the defendant in this case.”

Clinton campaign affiliates are throwing former Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann under the bus, says Kash Patel. And in a last-ditch effort to protect themselves, they are trying to hide evidence behind attorney-client privilege, he argues.

Kash and Jan break down special counsel John Durham’s latest filing and the significance of the flurry of responses from Clinton campaign affiliates, including former Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta, campaign manager Robby Mook, campaign lawyer Marc Elias, opposition research firm Fusion GPS, and tech executive Rodney Joffe.

According to Durham’s filing, the CIA knew in early 2017 that the Alfa Bank allegations tying Trump to Russia were likely false. At the same time, the FBI intentionally avoided coming to conclusions on the veracity of these allegations, Kash argues.

We discuss all this and more in this episode of Kash’s Corner.

In this episode, Kash and Jan discuss the recent conviction of ISIS member El Shafee Elsheikh for his involvement in the hostage-taking and killings of four American citizens: aid workers Peter Kassig and Kayla Mueller and journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff.

As senior director of counterterrorism at the National Security Council, Kash played a key role in efforts to extradite El Shafee Elsheikh and fellow ISIS member Alexanda Kotey to the United States. Along the way, Kash developed a close relationship with the families of the victims, some of whom he met with again recently.

“It’s always tough. It’s always emotional because you have to remember, they’re here to watch the trial of one of the individuals who beheaded, tortured, abducted, and raped their children,” Kash says.

In this episode, Kash offers background on how these extraditions and trials work, pays tribute to the families, and shares what it was like behind the scenes of the raid that led to ISIS leader al-Baghdadi’s death.

“What I find most striking about this pleading is John Durham’s use of the joint venture/conspiracy exception to [Rule] 404(b).”

Special counsel John Durham says he has evidence of a joint venture or conspiracy involving the Clinton campaign. In this episode, we discuss the details of Durham’s latest 48-page filing, why ex-Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann has a defense that is now “in shambles,” according to Kash, and what Kash sees as perhaps the greatest irony of all in Sussmann’s defense.

“The defense lawyers for Michael Sussmann, in a federal pleading, are calling the Christopher Steele dossier ‘inflammatory.’”

Eighteen months since the New York Post originally broke the story, the infamous Hunter Biden laptop is back in the limelight after the Washington Post and New York Times report that they’ve verified thousands of emails from the laptop.

At the time, dozens of high-level intelligence community officials—including a former director of national intelligence and three former directors of the CIA—signed a letter claiming the emails looked like Russian disinformation. It was right in the midst of a heated election cycle.

Fast forward to this week, the assistant director of the FBI’s cyber division, Bryan Vorndran, testified under oath that he did not know the location of the laptop, which had been seized by the FBI in 2019.

Also, this week the Washington Examiner broke the story that the Federal Election Commission (FEC) has fined the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Clinton campaign for secretly funneling money to ex-British spy Christopher Steele for the creation of the Steele dossier. The DNC and the Clinton campaign are not contesting the fine.

Kash Patel gives us his take on what’s going on.

“Can you remember the last time that the leader of the Saudi Kingdom ignored a president of the United States’ request for a phone call?”

America’s traditional allies in the Middle East, from Saudi Arabia to the United Arab Emirates, are turning away from America, says Kash Patel. And in the midst of the Russia-Ukraine war, the Biden administration is still counting on Russia’s help to finalize a new Iran nuclear deal.

Tonight, we discuss the growing Russia-China-Iran alliance, shifting alliances in the Middle East, and special counsel John Durham’s latest filing.

“When people say, oh, Kash, it’s not an infiltration. Well, that’s exactly what it is.”

In this episode of Kash’s Corner, Kash responds to claims that special counsel John Durham did not find “spying” or “infiltration” of the White House servers. We discuss the three tracks to tie Trump to Russia that Durham is investigating, how Durham’s findings have been misrepresented, and how this is part of a broader trend of media misreporting.

Special counsel John Durham’s recent filing has revealed that a tech executive working with former Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann had exploited his access to White House internet traffic.

Furthermore, the filing describes how the tech executive, in “seeking to please” the Clinton campaign and Sussmann’s law firm, sought “to establish ‘an inference’ and ‘narrative’ tying then-candidate Trump to Russia.” Essentially, they sought to establish a link—even if it did not exist, says Kash Patel.

Kash Patel and Jan Jekielek break down revelations from the new filing, and who may be the next target in Durham’s investigation.

The Biden administration recently waived sanctions on Iran’s civil nuclear activities. Russia and China can now enrich themselves as they help Iran build its nuclear program, says Kash Patel.

In this episode of Kash’s Corner, Kash and Jan discuss Iran’s nuclear weapons program, Russia’s threats to invade Ukraine, and a growing alliance between Russia, China, and Iran.

In this week’s episode of “Kash’s Corner,” Kash Patel interviews former President Donald Trump.

In this exclusive interview, Trump and Patel—who previously served as a top White House aide and Pentagon chief-of-staff—discuss the state of the country, the threat from communist China, the U.S. pullout from Afghanistan, the investigation by special counsel John Durham, and much more.

“He’s taking advantage of a weakened United States national security position.”

What is Vladamir Putin’s real goal in escalating threats of war with Ukraine? Is it a sleight of hand?

And what new revelations are in special counsel John Durham’s recent court filing?