FBI director Kash Patel is unfazed by the new controversies over his past trips, where he allegedly mixed work with pleasure on the FBI's money. A new report claimed that when Patel took a work tour across the South Pacific last summer, he stopped at Hawaii and went on a 'VIP snorkel' at one of the military's most sacret sites -- the underwater tomb of the USS Arizona that holds the remains of more than 900 Navy sailors who died at Pearl Harbor.
Patel swam in the vicinity of the tomb for 30 minutes, according to Navy records. There were nine people, along with Patel, on the snorkeling.
