Alexis Wilkins, the longtime girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, has shared a post on X amid a growing controversy surrounding a bombshell report that levelled serious allegations against the bureau chief — including claims about his drinking habits and erratic behaviour. Wilkins' move on social media came within hours of Patel publicly threatening legal action against The Atlantic, which published the report on Friday.
The post Wilkins reshared on X was originally written by media personality Glenn Beck, and it focused not on Patel directly, but on what Beck described as an ongoing 'propaganda war' targeting American institutions. The post cited the viral video of Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth purportedly 'quoting a fake bible verse' from the film Pulp Fiction as an example of foreign disinformation. Beck wrote that the clip 'originally came from Russian media and was then amplified by a Turkish psy-op account until it was picked up by major US outlets,' adding that it omitted the context that Hegseth said he was 'badly paraphrasing Ezekiel.' Wilkins amplified the post with a '💯' emoji, signalling her agreement.
