FBI Director Kash Patel was caught on video chugging beers and celebrating with Team USA after the men’s hockey team captured gold in the Milan Olympics. And honestly, it’s one of the most epic things you can imagine.

Patel, a lifelong hockey fan, joined the victorious men’s hockey team in their locker room following their thrilling 2-1 overtime gold medal win over Canada.

It was America’s first men’s hockey gold since the legendary 1980 Miracle on Ice.

Videos captured Patel chugging a beer in style, spraying the foam in celebration, and proudly wearing a gold medal draped around his neck by the players as the entire group belted out Toby Keith’s “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue.”

FBI Director Kash Patel Chugging Beers and Partying in Team USA Locker Room After Historic Olympic Gold Win

You may be surprised to learn that liberals and their friends in the media are outraged over Patel’s actions. But the FBI Director would like them to know, he does not give a red rat’s behind what they think.

“For the very concerned media – yes, I love America and was extremely humbled when my friends, the newly minted Gold Medal winners on Team USA, invited me into the locker room to celebrate this historic moment with the boys,” he wrote on X.

“Greatest country on earth and greatest sport on earth.”

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In a social media post prior to responding to the outrage, Patel praised Team USA for their toughness and grit in capturing the gold against Canada.

“Unity, Sacrifice, Attitude- what it takes to be the best in the world. These men live and breathe it. Now Team USA are gold medal champions, legends standing on the shoulders of giants,” he said, a nod to the 1980 American men’s hockey team.

The left had their usual reaction to anything celebrating America—they were big mad. Mostly because Patel initially stated he was there for official meetings, and the party that is always trying to take money out of people’s wallets suddenly became concerned about who funded the trip.

Ben Williamson, Assistant Director for Public Affairs at the FBI, assured the public that Patel kept his official business and his hockey fandom separate during his trip to Milan.

Honestly, who cares? He got invited into the men’s team’s locker room, accepted, and had an all-time moment of celebration. Seethe more about it, miserable people.