Kash Patel: 24/7 declassification process to bring to light deep state actors

Kash says we need a 24/7 declassification process to bring to light deep state actors who are being rewarded for breaking the law and rigging elections.
"You need a 24/7 declassification office whatever you wanna call it transparency truth whatever I don't care. Sits in the White House, reports directly to you and you take incoming from the United States of America. I want JFK. I want the 9/11 files.
What the deep state uses the most to cover up their corruption is an illegal application in the classification system. Remember the lovebirds texts from this is a beauty The lovebirds texts from the FBI and RussiaGate, Strzok and Page, were texting each other who they were running the Russia gate investigation against Trump. They were the head of the counterintelligence unit at the FBI. And they're having an extramarital affair together. Can't make this stuff up. They're sending each other texts about how much they hate Trump and are gonna create an insurance policy to stop Trump...
But it gets even better Here's the deep state full circle. Just last week, Do you know what Strzok and Page received from the Department of Justice? A one point five million dollar payout to settle a lawsuit that they brought for the improper disclosure of their personal text messages on FBI phones..
And the DOJ just rewarded them. They broke the law. They broke the chain of command. They broke every regulation there is in the FBI. They weaponized the system of justice against the political target they hated. We found those text messages…
and we got them declassified finally in full when I became deputy director of National Intelligence…And the world is now seeing them and they can read them And that's the best form of transparency. That's why I want this twenty four seven declassification office. Read it. Get the documents. Get the files. Get the memos. But the deep state came full circle and gave these guys a pay day for rigging a Presidential election and breaking the law."