Kash Patel is before the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning and gave a fantastic response when asked what he would say to his critics who believe he’s anti-law enforcement.

Watch below:

Although it is better hearing him say it, here’s what he said:

If anyone wants to consider me as anti-law enforcement, then look at my 16 years in government service. Whether I was trying 16 jury trials in state and federal court upholding the rights of the indigent and breathing life into constitutional due process, or later as a national security prosecutor where I served this country and overseas. And later, when I was a joint special operations command civilian, embedded with SEAL Team Six and Delta, chasing down some of the most high valued target terrorists there are on this earth, and successfully achieving a mission end-state.

I have always respected law enforcement. I have taken that oath, and will take that oath again, God-willing, to be the next director of the FBI.

As for Jan. 6, I have repeatedly, often, publicly and privately said, there can never be a tolerance for violence against law enforcement. Anyone, anyone that commits an act of violence against law enforcement must be investigated, prosecuted and imprisoned. On Jan. 6, I said the same thing about acts against law enforcement. The Capitol Police, who I have served with, and when I was Chief of Staff at the DOD, rushing to the aid of the members of this committee and your colleagues, to provide the National Guard, was my top mission priority, not politics. And that is my love of this country, to protect our laws, and our ways of life and it was no different. If there was any ever corruption, I have been the first to call it out, and I will continue to call out corruption in government service, because it is a privilege to serve this nation.

Boom. What a great response to Democrats who try and tarnish his good name with these absurd accusations.

Here’s a few bonus clips that are also fantastic: