Elon Musk has given his approval of Kash Patel’s nomination for FBI Director, spelling trouble for GOP Senators who do not vote to confirm him.
The Gateway Pundit reported last night that President Trump announced his nomination of Kash Patel for the role of FBI Director in his next Administration.
This will be a huge step up from Chris Wray’s targeting of innocent Trump supporters, pro-lifers, concerned parents, and Christians. Patel will finally restore the law enforcement organization to its true purpose of investigating and prosecuting real criminals and criminal organizations and put an end to the weaponization of the FBI to target innocent Americans.
Kash Patel created an X account today, and Musk responded to his first post with a congratulatory message. Patel previously refused to use X/Twitter before Musk purchased the platform and ended the federal government’s ability to police and influence online discourse within the app.

Congratulations on being nominated to run the @FBI!
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 1, 2024

As The Gateway Pundit recently reported, Musk fired warning shots at Senate RINOs last week, after five Republican Senators forced Matt Gaetz to withdraw his nomination for Attorney General after they announced they would not vote for him.
Elon declared that “whoever thwarts the will of the people will lose either their primary or the mid-term election itself,” indicating he may see to it by backing their election opponents.
Elon Musk Fires Off Warning Shot at Dirty Senate RINOs: “Whoever Thwarts the Will of the People Will Lose Either Their Primary or the Mid-Term Election”
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