Kash Patel caught whining at star-studded open-bar MAGA party: report

FBI Director Kash Patel was one of several top Trump administration officials to attend a star-studded “MAGA elite” party last Saturday in an exclusive D.C. club, during which he was caught complaining about a “difficult” problem he said his agents were facing that Independence Day weekend, the Daily Mail reported.

The party was held at the Executive Branch, an “ultra-exclusive private club” that’s become known as the “private club for the MAGA elite.” Rapper 50 Cent was paid $500,000 to entertain the party’s VIP guests, among them Patel, 46, and his 27-year-old girlfriend Alexis Wilkins.

“FBI Director Kash Patel was spotted looking relaxed alongside his girlfriend, Alexis Wilkins, who sported a slicked-back ponytail and a black and white polka-dot dress,” the Daily Mail reported in its exclusive look inside the party. “Commenting on the holiday weekend, he noted it was tough for FBI agents to work in the blistering heat during the Fourth of July, sighing, 'It is going to be difficult.'”

The party had a 300-person cap, per the Daily Mail, with guests arriving in cocktail attire to an open bar and “heavily sectioned-off VIP area and jaw-dropping decor.”

The Daily Mail reported that later, Patel was reportedly spotted “mingling” with Brock Sorensen, a former professional lacrosse player who later joined Palantir Technologies – the software company founded by billionaire Trump-ally Peter Thiel – as an “advisor,” according to his LinkedIn profile. Sorensen is the fiancé of “MAGA favorite Margot Martin,” a press aide to President Donald Trump who the Daily Mail noted was “noticeably absent” from the event.

“Guests mingled around a full Mount Rushmore ice bar with 'America 250' cut outs and custom premium caviar stations, all while Revolution-era actors served up drinks,” the Daily Mail’s report reads.

“But the true crown jewel of the night arrived when a historic Fife and Drum band slowly transitioned into a pounding rap beat. Hip-hop icon 50 Cent took the stage after an opening speech by Malik: 'America, it's your birthday. We gonna party like it's your birthday,' he said to loud cheers from guests.”