Kash Patel, Donald Trump's nominee for FBI Director, has publicly committed to releasing both the confidential "Diddy list" and Epstein files if appointed, citing the need for transparency and accountability in federal agencies.

During an appearance on the Benny Johnson podcast, Patel emphasized the importance of revealing what he describes as "decades of alleged corruption." He specifically mentioned that the FBI has "direct control" of the Epstein list and claimed Bill Gates was actively working to prevent its disclosure.

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The "Diddy list" has gained particular attention following recent sex trafficking allegations against Sean "Diddy" Combs, who was arrested in September. This list allegedly contains names of celebrities connected to Combs and the ongoing investigations.

"These documents, particularly those linked to Epstein and Diddy, could shed light on matters the American people deserve to understand," Patel stated to The EconoTimes.

While Trump has suggested the possibility of releasing the Epstein list, he hasn't made any firm commitments or mentioned the Diddy list specifically. Patel, however, has consistently advocated for the release of both lists since last year, before his nomination.

The nomination has faced criticism, particularly regarding Patel's lack of traditional law enforcement experience. Former Attorney General William Barr has expressed concerns, labeling the potential appointment as "dangerous."

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