Josh Hawley Asked About The Deleted FBI Files — Patel's 52-Second Panic Revealed Everything

On December 19th, 2025, Senator Josh Hawley confronted FBI Director Cash Patel with evidence that would end a career in 52 seconds.
The question was simple: "Is there a backup of the 2.7 terabytes of Epstein files deleted on October 14th?"
Patel's answer: "I am 100% certain backups exist."
But Hawley had a document Patel didn't know existed—an internal FBI memo from Chief Information Security Officer Sarah Chen stating: "The data is permanently lost. Absolutely no backups exist."
What followed was 52 seconds of devastating silence as Patel realized he'd just committed perjury on live television in front of 47 million viewers.

This video breaks down:

The deleted files: 2.7 terabytes of Epstein investigation evidence
Patel's authorization: Why he was alone in FBI headquarters from 11:47 PM to 3:12 AM
The smoking gun email: "Keep situation quiet. Don't leak outside FBI."
147 victim testimonies permanently destroyed
Names of powerful individuals in deleted correspondence

The 52-second silence became the defining moment of congressional oversight in 2025.
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