Kash Patel’s girlfriend responds to accusations she’s a ‘honey pot’ and ‘Israeli spy’

The young girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel is raising eyebrows, and Megyn Kelly is getting to the bottom of it.

The firebrand podcast host received pushback when she teased her interview with the 26-year-old love interest of Patel, 45, after rumors about her alleged connections and meteoric rise to influence, which have raised concerns in certain circles.

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Alexis Wilkins, a conservative activist and country singer in Nashville, has been accused of being a “honeypot” and “Israeli spy,” but Kelly cut to the chase during the interview and addressed the rumors head-on.

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@AlexisWilkins, FBI director Kash Patel’s girlfriend, responds to internet trolls who say she’s an Israeli Mossad agent.

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“You will, in 2025 America, be accused of being an Israeli spy, that you work for Mossad, and near as I can tell, this is only because you’re dating Kash Patel,” Kelly said. “That’s probably it, to be honest, but I guess if we have to go to a second criterion, it would be that you’ve done work with PragerU, with our friend Dennis Prager, who is totally brilliant.”

“I think people see certain pieces, and I get it, they wanna connect things,” Wilkins responded. “They want to justify, you know, some of the pain that they’ve been through watching the last four years.”

Wilkins continued, saying she finds the accusations to be “disheartening.”

“But I think that they’ve taken just these pieces of evidence that you’ve laid out and tied them together in all of the wrong ways. I think PragerU is a great institution that is, as you know, Megyn, sets out to educate the youth,” she added. “Seeing these things twisted is not only very confusing, very out of left field for me, but also incredibly disheartening.”

Kelly noted that Candace Owens also came from PragerU.

“Among others who have come out of PragerU is Candace Owens, and, last time I checked, she doesn’t really sound like she’s part of Mossad,” Kelly said. “So going through the PragerU process of becoming a star does not turn one into an Israeli spy, and you’ve never lived in Israel, you’re Christian as far as I can gleam.”

“Yes, I am Christian,” Wilkins replied. “That’s been the most interesting thing, is you find out things about yourself that you’ve never put forth and have never, you know, believed in your life, and you read them on the internet, but yes, I’m a Christian.”

Kelly then criticized the accusations that Wilkins, who said she had met Patel years prior at a Nashville event, was a “honeypot.”

“People are accusing you of sort of being the ‘honeypot’ where, you know, like, they’ll send over a spy to sort of get one of our officials, like an Eric Swalwell type, to sleep with them, like China does this, and some of these dopes do it and before they know it they’ve been compromised,” Kelly said. “But boy, if you’re a spy trying to get in with the Trump administration officials, you were really playing a long game. Two and a half years before Trump even got into office, picking some random associate of Trump’s and betting on him becoming our FBI chief.”

“Right, it would have been a really long gameplay,” Wilkins responded.