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First reported by Just the News (Right); 9 outlets over 24h.
Just the News · +17h Reuters · +18h New York Post · +18h Townhall · +20h Fox News · +20h Newsweek · +20h The Hill · +21h Washington Examiner · +24h The Daily Caller
The FBI is refuting a report from MS NOW claiming that FBI Director Kash Patel had landed in Russia for a meeting Tuesday. MS NOW, formerly MSNBC, aired the report on its weekday morning show "State of Play" with Peter Alexander and cited two people familiar with the matter as sources for Patel’s…
Read at thehill.com →The FBI director appeared at a Virginia law enforcement event after pushing back against a report that he traveled to Russia.
Read at newsweek.com →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. Petersburg, citing two unnamed sources.
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