FBI Director Kash Patel says he believes Jeffrey Epstein killed himself.

Another PRO-ISRAEL Trump cabinet pick covering up the EPSTEIN SUICIDE. You know the one where Jeffrey Epstein's cell Video Camera malfunctioned the night during Jeffrey's "SUICIDE".

And PRO-ISRAEL 2nd at the FBI Dan Bongino who recalled that story at FOX where a person he respected told him that Jeffrey Epstein was an intelligence asset that worked for SOME COUNTRY in the Middle East yet Dan would NOT name the country (That he loves) that is obvious to most of us.

Speaking of Dan, I have heard him mention that his father was a plumber in Queens NY but I have never heard him talk of his siblings and just found out today about his Secret Service brother JOE BONGINO as I came across an interesting 2013 article about Dan Bongino's brother JOE. Sounds like Joe loves to cheat on his wife with hookers when he is down in Cartagena Colombia thinking no one will find out.

Secret Service Prostitution Scandal: One Year Later
That wild night in Cartagena rocked the elite secret service and embarrassed the White House. Was it a one-time incident or part of a pattern of agents behaving badly?
Written by Shane Harris | Published on March 25, 2013
https://www.washingtonian.com/2013/03/25/secret-service-prostitution-scandal-one-year-later/

EXCEPTS from the article:

"the booze-fueled antics of 13 Secret Service agents who set out for a wild night in a seaside resort and ended up starring in an international sex scandal."

"A year ago, revelations that Secret Service agents had hired prostitutes during a presidential trip to Cartagena, Colombia, triggered the most embarrassing incident in the 148-year-old agency’s history."

"Stories of agents behaving badly on the job embarrassed President Obama and overshadowed his visit to the Summit of the Americas, a gathering of 33 of the hemisphere’s leaders. Sullivan was hauled before members of Congress, who feared that by bringing women back to their hotel rooms, agents who might know the details of the President’s personal security had opened themselves to blackmail. Drug cartels in Colombia are also known to use prostitutes as spies."

"The agents never dreamed they’d be found out by their bosses, their wives, and the entire world. And with good reason."

"At Tu Candela, about ten other Secret Service agents joined Huntington, including JOE BONGINO, who was also married. Huntington and Bongino worked together on the agency’s Counter Assault Team."

"As Huntington flirted with Suarez, Bongino took an eye to her friend. Eventually, they paired off and headed back to the Hotel Caribe, a couple of miles away."

"Suarez banged on the door of Bongino’s room, across the hall, where her friend—who didn’t ask to be paid—had spent the night. Suarez demanded that Bongino come up with the money to pay her. Suarez said that she threatened to call the police and that Bongino pleaded with her not to. He eventually went from room to room, asking his Secret Service brothers for “scoots,” the term they use for local currency, or any US dollars they could spare. Bongino came up with $250 in mixed currency and gave it to Suarez."

"During the commotion, a Colombian police officer, apparently stationed on the hotel floor, inquired about the argument and told Bongino he should pay Suarez. There are conflicting accounts about whether the police officer was advocating for Suarez or merely suggesting to Bongino that he give her the money to keep her quiet. But once she had the money—about a third of what she claimed she was owed—Suarez left the hotel with her friend and got into a cab. They never reported the incident."

"Among the clients that night were two Secret Service supervisors who knowingly hired prostitutes."

"As the hotel was taking stock of the damages, the head of security for the Caribe called the US Embassy to report that a Colombian police officer had intervened in an altercation between a Secret Service agent, Bongino, and a local prostitute, Suarez."

“If there’s a general lesson from rank and file up to management, it’s that when something involves the President of the United States, it’s newsworthy,” says Dan Bongino, a former Secret Service agent who ran for the US Senate in Maryland in 2012 and whose brother, Joe, was out partying with Huntington in Cartagena."

“When you’re dealing with the President, you represent the White House. You may say you’re representing the Secret Service. You’re really not.”