Much was hidden from the public in the heavily redacted search warrant affidavit for the FBI’s raid on former President Donald J. Trump’s South Florida residence but one thing that wasn’t was the name of Kash Patel and he’s furious about it.

The former Trump administration official has been outspoken about the storming of Mar-a-Lago and the right of the ex-POTUS to declassify documents, telling Fox News host Maria Bartiromo that Trump “can literally stand over a set of documents and say ‘these are now declassified,” during an interview on “Sunday Morning Futures” earlier this month.

Patel swung back at what he called “political vengeance,” blasting the “government gangsters” who he claimed put his safety at risk by not redacting his name.

“Today marks another vicious attack from DOJ/FBI who intentionally jeopardized my safety by un-redacting my name in the most reviewed search warrant in the history of the United States,” he said in a statement posted to Truth Social.

“This cartel of corruption inside our government is so devoid of concern about national security, they could not be bothered to see the judge in-person. Instead, they literally called in the raid on the home of a former president via the FBI’s best friend, Zuckerberg’s WhatsApp.”