FBI Director Kash Patel called out the left-wing media Saturday for labeling him a liar over his discovery of a trove of sensitive documents related to the origins of the Trump-Russia probe buried in multiple "burn bags" in a secret room inside the bureau.Sources previously told Fox News Digital the "burn bag" system is used to destroy documents designated as classified or higher.Sources also said multiple burn bags were found and filled with thousands of documents. One document FBI officials found in a burn bag, sources said, was the classified annex to former special counsel John Durhams final report, which includes the underlying intelligence he reviewed.Patel addressed the burn bags on X, reminding people of what he proved in 2017 and 2018.SOROS' ALLEGED TIES TO RUSSIAGATE EXPOSED IN DECLASSIFIED ANNEX OF DURHAM REPORT"In 2017/18, I proved the Steele Dossier was fictitious intelligence, weaponized by corrupt FBI officials to deceive a federal judge and unlawfully spy on then presidential candidate Trumps campaign all paid for by his opponent," the FBI director said. "The media called me a liar."Now Im the FBI Director: We just uncovered burn bags/room filled with Russia Gate files, including the Durham annex, and declassified them," Patel continued. "Once again, I released the prior FBIs own documents and exposed the truth. The same media is calling me a liar again. Maybe this FBI will release more docs directly, from FBI HQso we can see who is lying wouldnt want to deprive the fake news of more bogus Pulitzers."The declassification of the classified annex is being done in close coordination between CIA Director John Ratcliffe, Patel, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, Attorney General Pam Bondi and acting National Security Agency Director William Hartman.PATEL FOUND THOUSANDS OF SENSITIVE TRUMPRUSSIA PROBE DOCS INSIDE 'BURN BAGS' IN SECRET ROOM AT FBIThe declassified annex will be transmitted to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, who ultimately will release the document to the public.Patel, in a June interview with podcast host Joe Rogan, revealed that he found a room full of documents and computer hard drives "that no one had ever seen or heard of.""Just think about this," Patel told Rogan. "Me, as director of the FBI, the former 'Russiagate guy,' when I first got to the bureau, found a room that Comey and others hid from the world in the Hoover Building, full of documents and computer hard drives that no one had ever seen or heard of. Locked the key and hid access and just said, 'No one's ever gonna find this place.'"Patel and his staff have been working through the documents, some of which are related to sensitive investigations, including the FBIs original TrumpRussia probe, known inside the bureau as Crossfire Hurricane.FBI'S CONTROVERSIAL TRUMP-RUSSIA ACTIONS PREDICTED WITH 'ALARMING SPECIFICITY' BY FOREIGN ACTORS: SOURCESIt is unclear what the latest documents cover specifically, but sources told Fox News Digital that the most recent discovery was pursuant to an investigative request from Grassley.Patel has turned the documents over to Grassley.Grassley has been requesting information related to Durhams probe. Durham was appointed after then-special counsel Robert Mueller completed his yearslong investigation into the origins of the TrumpRussia probe including intelligence community malfeasance during and in the aftermath of the 2016 election.Sources told Fox News Digital that Grassleys team is now reviewing the underlying information as part of its investigative work.As for the other records, Patels staff is working to turn them over to Congress pursuant to investigative requests by committees of jurisdiction.Fox News Digitals Brooke Singman contributed to this report.

Hours of tense negotiations to strike a deal on President Donald Trumps nominees blew up Saturday night, and now lawmakers are headed home.Senate Republicans and Democrats were quick to point the finger at one another for the deals demise, but it was ultimately Trump who nuked the talks.PIRRO CONFIRMED AS D.C. U.S. ATTORNEY AMID PARTISAN CLASH AS DEM NOMINEE BLOCKADE CONTINUESIn a lengthy post on his social media platform Truth Social, Trump accused Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., of "demanding over One Billion Dollars in order to approve a small number of our highly qualified nominees.""This demand is egregious and unprecedented, and would be embarrassing to the Republican Party if it were accepted. It is political extortion, by any other name," Trump said. "Tell Schumer, who is under tremendous political pressure from within his own party, the Radical Left Lunatics, to GO TO HELL!""Do not accept the offer," he continued. "Go home and explain to your constituents what bad people the Democrats are, and what a great job the Republicans are doing, and have done, for our Country. Have a great RECESS and, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!!"DEMS DIG IN, TRUMP DEMANDS ALL: NOMINEE FIGHT BOILS OVER IN SENATE AS GOP LOOKS FOR A DEALInstead of finding a pathway to vote on as many as 60 of the presidents nominees, all of which moved through committee with bipartisan support, lawmakers rapid-fire voted on seven before leaving Washington until September.But Schumer treated Trump's move as a victory for Senate Democrats. He countered that it was the president who gave up on negotiations while he and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., worked to find a bipartisan solution, "provided the White House and Senate Republicans met our demands.""He took his ball, he went home, leaving Democrats and Republicans alike wondering what the hell happened," Schumer said, standing next to a poster-sized version of the presidents post."Trump's all-caps Tweet said it all," he continued. "In a fit of rage, Trump threw in the towel, sent Republicans home, and was unable to do the basic work of negotiating."But prior to the presidents edict, both sides of the aisle believed they were on the verge of a breakthrough to both meet Trumps desire to see his nominees confirmed and leave Washington.Thune said that there were "lots of offers" made between him and Schumer over the course of negotiations."There were several different times where I think either or both sides maybe thought there was a deal in the end," he said.Senate Democrats wanted the White House to unfreeze billions in National Institute of Health and foreign aid funding, in addition to a future agreement that no more clawback packages would come from the White House.In exchange, they would greenlight several of Trumps non-controversial nominees.RECESS ON ICE AS REPUBLICANS HUNKER DOWN FOR HIGH-STAKES NOMINEE BLITZSen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., accused Schumer of going "too far" by upping the price tag on his demands."We've had three different deals since last night," he said. "And every time it's been, every time it's I want more," Mullin said of Schumers demands.He said that Republicans werent caught off guard by Trumps call to halt talks, and noted that the White House had been heavily involved in negotiations."You get to a realization that there was, it was never about making a deal," he continued. "They want to go out and say the President's being unrealistic, and because he can't answer to his base to make a deal like we have in every other president in history."Now, Republicans wont pursue recess appointments, but Mullin noted that moving ahead with a rule change to the confirmation process when lawmakers return in September was going to happen in response."The asks evolved on both sides quite a bit over time," Thune said. "But in the end, we never got to a place where we had both sides agree to lock it in."Senate Democrats, on the other hand, countered that their offer never changed, and that Republicans kept increasing the number of nominees they wanted across the line, and attempted to include more controversial, partisan picks.Schumer wouldn't reveal the details of his demands, but charged that any changes to Senate rules would be a "huge mistake," and urged Trump to work with Senate Democrats moving forward, particularly as Congress hurtles toward yet another deadline to fund the government in September."They should stop listening to him," Schumer said. "If they want to do what's good for the American people, they shouldn't be in blind obeisance to Donald Trump."

The St. Louis couple who went viral in 2020 for wielding guns as Black Lives Matter protesters marched outside their property have regained possession of their semiautomatic rifle.After a yearslong and complex legal struggle to reclaim their weapons after they were seized by authorities more than five years ago, police have returned the AR-15 to St. Louis lawyers Mark and Patricia McCloskey."It only took 3 lawsuits, 2 trips to the Court of Appeals and 1,847 days, but I got my AR15 back!" Mark McCloskey posted to his X account on Friday, along with several photos of him carrying the gun."We defended our home, were persecuted by the left, smeared by the press, and threatened with death, but we never backed down."SUPREME COURT DECLINES TO EXAMINE APPEALS OVER MARYLAND, RHODE ISLAND GUN CONTROL LAWSIn a separate X post, Mark McCloskey also shared a video of himself retrieving the rifle from a police station."That gun may have only been worth $1,500 or something, and it cost me a lot of time and a lot of effort to get it back, but you have to do that," Mark McCloskey told Fox News Digital, adding he owns other weapons. "You have to let them know that you will never back down, you'll never give up."He said he expects their pistol, wielded by Patricia McCloskey during the confrontation, to be returned by next week. The AR-15 ended up in the possession of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, while the pistol wound up in the possession of the St. Louis Sheriff's Department, he added."Each and every one of us owns a personal responsibility for our freedom and our democratic republic," Mark McCloskey said.SPORTS REPORTER GUNNED DOWN IN ROAD-RAGE SHOOTING ON INTERSTATE, POLICE SAYIn June 2020, a video of the gun-toting McCloskeys took the internet by storm after a swarm of Black Lives Matter protesters broke down an iron gate and ignored a "No Trespassing" sign on their private street.The couple, who said they felt threatened, armed themselves before heading outside to ward off the crowd, which was on its way to the former mayors home. No one was hurt.After the incident, the McCloskeys's were were seized by law enforcement, and they were charged with unlawful use of a weapon by St. Louis' former Democratic prosecutor, Kim Gardner. Shortly after that, Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt moved to dismiss charges brought by Gardner.ALEX PADILLA BLAMES FIRST TRUMP CAMPAIGN FOR IGNITING POLITICAL TENSIONS IN WAKE OF MINNESOTA SHOOTINGSIn 2021, the McCloskeys pleaded guilty to misdemeanor fourth-degree assault and second-degree harassment but later were granted a pardon by former Missouri Gov. Mike Parson.Last month, a Missouri appeals court confirmed the expungement of the McCloskeys' misdemeanor convictions, which, under state law, means it is as though the incident never happened, Mark McCloskey said."If you've been wronged, if you've been overreached by the leftist government you can't give up," Mark McCloskey told Fox News Digital. "You can't let them get an inch."The St. Louis Sheriff's Office and the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Friends or not, Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss entered SummerSlam as the veteran WWE stars who had the experience edge in a match against Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez for the WWE Womens Tag Team Championship Saturday night.Flair entered the premium live event with five wins at SummerSlam, while Bliss has proven she could win tag-team gold with almost anyone.Bliss told Fox News Digital earlier in the week that while she and Flair didnt have much experience together, neither did Perez and Rodriguez.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIt was the veterans who put their competitive fire to good use to take home the gold despite some miscommunication during the match.Perez took over as tag-team champion with Rodriguez as she infiltrated the Judgment Day faction. She took the place of an injured Liv Morgan. She and Rodriguez showed that they could work together and cut off the ring from Bliss and Flair. Perez countered Bliss Twist of Bliss maneuver to get her team back into the match.WWE STAR SAYS SHE SUFFERED BREAST IMPLANT-RELATED INJURY IN RING: 'IT HAS MOVED'Flair showed her prowess with a fallaway slam on Perez and getting both Perez and Rodriguez on their backs for an moonsault. She pinned Rodriguez but only got a two count.But Bliss made a huge mistake when she accidentally nailed Flair with a forearm. Rodriguez hit a Tejana Bomb on Flair, and Perez added a Pop Rocks. Bliss interrupted the pin attempt to rectify the mistake, a sigh of relief for Bliss.Bliss set Perez up for a Sister Abigail. Flair nailed Rodriguez with a big boot. Bliss executed her finisher and pinned Perez.It was the first championship to change hands on the night. Its the second tag-team title for Flair and the fourth for Bliss.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A 6-year-old boy was left with welts along his arm after an octopus glommed onto him, his mother, Britney Taryn, recounted when speaking about the harrowing experience at a Texas aquarium in a social media video that has drawn millions of views on TikTok.Taryn included video footage showing the marks dotting the length of her son's arm all the way up to his armpit.She explained in the video that her son has often visited the octopus at the San Antonio Aquarium in the past. He is allowed to touch the creature, and it usually suctions on to her son and then releases.RARE SHARKTOPUS AN OCTOPUS RIDING A SHARK SIGHTING CAUGHT ON CAMERA SHARED BY SCIENTISTSThis time, it latched on and did not release, she said.When she tried to pull her son away from the creature, it started "coming out of the tank," she said.Taryn wrote in her video description that the octopus "always loved" her son "until today, when she tried to pull him into the tank. It took 3 aquarium employees to get her off," she noted. "We thought it was a sweet animal bond until it left bruises."MOUNTAIN LION ATTACKS 4-YEAR-OLD WALKING WITH FAMILY AT WASHINGTON'S OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARKThe San Antonio Aquarium posted a video on TikTok in which a woman discussed the octopus' suction cups and noted that people can get "hickies" or "octopus kisses.""Feeding interactions are strictly allowed only with staff supervision, as indicated by posted signage on the exhibit which states guests must follow all rules and instructions. In this instance, the guest leaned her child over the exhibit barrier, allowing him to reach into the habitat without staff supervision," according to a statement obtained by Fox News Digital."The octopus displayed typical, curious behavior by touching and holding the childs arm.At no point was the octopus aggressive or attempting to harm the child. Our staff responded promptly to assist, ensuring the child was safely removed from the interaction. The child remained calm throughout, and medical assistance was offered but declined by the mother. An incident report was completed and signed by the mother at the time of the event.RARE SHARKTOPUS AN OCTOPUS RIDING A SHARK SIGHTING CAUGHT ON CAMERA SHARED BY SCIENTISTS"We want to emphasize that our giant Pacific octopus is a healthy, well-cared-for animal that thrives in its habitat and does not exhibit harmful behavior toward guests or staff. Octopuses are highly intelligent and curious creatures, and their interactions with humans are often playful and exploratory."However, as with any animal encounter, there are inherent risks, which is why we have strict protocols in place to ensure safety for all."

The U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC) is investigating former special counsel Jack Smith, the OSC has confirmed to Fox News.Smith was tapped in 2022 by then-Attorney General Merrick Garland to serve as special counsel regarding two probes pertaining to then-former President Donald Trump.The OSC is investigating Smith for allegedly violating the Hatch Act, which bars government employees from partaking in political activities. It is not a criminal investigation.Fox News Digital reached out to the White House for comment on Saturday, but did not receive a response.TRUMP'S NOMINEE TO LEAD US OFFICE OF SPECIAL COUNSEL REFUTES ANTISEMITIC CLAIMS AND TIES TO HOLOCAUST DENIERThe OSC is not the same as a special counsel appointed by an attorney general, as Smith was, but "is an independent federal investigative and prosecutorial agency," according to its website."OSC's statutory authority comes from four federal laws: the Civil Service Reform Act, the Whistleblower Protection Act, the Hatch Act, and the Uniformed Services Employment & Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA)," the website explains.TRUMP CALLS JACK SMITH DESPERATE AFTER SPECIAL COUNSEL REPORT IS RELEASED AFTER MIDNIGHTRepublican Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas recently asked the OSC to look into whether Smith illegally engaged in political activity to influence the 2024 election against Trump."I write requesting the Office of Special Counsel to investigate whether Jack Smith, Special Counsel for Attorney General Merrick Garland, unlawfully took political actions to influence the 2024 election to harm then-candidate President Donald Trump," Cotton wrote in a July 30 letter to Acting Special Counsel Jamieson Greer.TOP GOP SENATOR DEMANDS PROBE INTO WHETHER JACK SMITH UNLAWFULLY TRIED TO INFLUENCE 2024 ELECTION"President Trump of course vanquished Joe Biden, Jack Smith, every Democrat who weaponized the law against him, but President Trump's astounding victory doesn't excuse Smith of responsibility for his unlawful election interference. I therefore ask the Office of Special Counsel to investigate whether Jack Smith or any members of his team unlawfully acted for political purposes," Cotton wrote.Fox News' David Spunt contributed to this report.

The first night of SummerSlam delivered with a handful of classic matches and one heist that completely left the audience at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, stunned.One tag-team title changed hands and the World Heavyweight Championship changed hands twice.Read below to see how the first night played out.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIt had been quite some time since Roman Reigns was in a WWE ring let alone tagging with his cousin Jey Uso. But the two didnt skip a beat. Reigns dished out the punishment to Paul Heymans minions in a bit of payback for a revenge attack after WrestleMania 41.Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed were on their game for quite a while and had a lot of control over Uso and Reigns throughout the match. But after Breakker hit Reigns with a spear, he took his eye off of Uso.Uso hit Breakker with a superkick then Reed with an Uso Splash. He pinned Reed for the victory.Even though Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair may not have entered SummerSlam as friends, they used their veteran experience to defeat Judgment Day members Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez for the WWE Womens Tag Team Championship.Despite one miscue from Bliss to Flair, the "Queen" didnt let it get to her. Flair had Bliss back throughout the match and a big boot to Rodriguez sealed that notion. Bliss hit the Sister Abigail on Perez for the win.Its the fourth tag title reign for Bliss and the second for Flair.Karrion Kross had been a torn in the side of Sami Zayn for weeks, taking him out before a gauntlet match to earn a shot at the World Heavyweight Championship. Zayn got his revenge on Kross and didnt have to feed the devil inside of him to do it.Zayn rejected Scarlett Bordeauxs overtures to use a lead pipe on Kross. He hit the exploder and then the Helluva Kick and pinned cross for the win.Before he left the ring, Zayn told Kross, "Were done."Tiffany Stratton and Jade Cargill showcased the future of the womens division in a fast-paced match that featured aerial maneuvers and powerhouse assaults.Stratton was able to counter a Jaded from the top rope and turn it into a Prettiest Moonsault Ever. She pinned Cargill and continued as the longest reigning active champion.TIFFANY STRATTON'S WWE WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP REIGN MARCHES ON WITH WIN OVER JADE CARGILL AT SUMMERSLAMJelly Roll asked for it and he got the full WWE experience at MetLife Stadium. He was hit with a Claymore and put through an announce table and eventually suffered the defeat.Logan Paul provided some of the top moments of the night nailing the country music star with a punch to the gut, putting him through the table and then pinning him at the end of the match.Jelly Roll gave it his best shot but, in the end, it wasnt good enough.There was no indication that Seth Rollins was healthy, let alone healthy enough to do what he did on Saturday night.Rollins cashed in his Money in the Bank contract after CM Punk defeated Gunther to win the World Heavyweight Championship. Punk gave all he had to Gunther and ran out of gas when Rollins came down to face him.Punk and Gunther gave fans in New Jersey a classic match. But Rollins completed the heist of the summer and stole the title away from his longtime rival.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Seth Rollins made clear when CM Punk returned to WWE nearly two years ago that he was going to do everything in his power to make sure Punk never held a world title again.For a few moments, Rollins failed to keep that promise. CM Punk defeated Gunther to win the World Heavyweight Championship in a classic pro wrestling match. It was his first WWE title in 12 years but just as soon as the celebration began, it ended.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMRollins music hit and the fans at MetLife Stadium exploded. Paul Heyman held the Money in the Bank briefcase and Rollins was in a brace and crutches seemingly signaling he was still injured from his Saturday Nights Main Event mishap against LA Knight. He hobbled onto the ramp and then turned around, only to throw his crutches down and take off his brace.He rushed down to the ring with the briefcase, hit Punk a few times and cashed in his opportunity. Rollins hit the Stomp on Punk and pinned him to win the championship.Rollins pulled off the heist of the summer.He also buried an absolute classic match between Punk and Gunther. They pulled out all the stops on Saturday night in the main event of the first night of SummerSlam.It was a dog fight in the beginning. The self-proclaimed "Best in the World" hoped to leave the Garden State with the World Heavyweight Championship while Gunther was trying to prove, once again, that hes the best of this generation of WWE superstars.JEY USO, ROMAN REIGNS TAKE DOWN BRON BREAKKER, BRONSON REED AT SUMMERSLAMThe two competitors went blow for blow and chop for chop. Gunther took a slow but brutal approach to Punk throughout the match. He put him in hold after hold after hold as he wore down the veteran WWE superstar.As the match wore on, Gunther was hitting Punk with all the clotheslines he could handle. Punk tried to hit Gunther with a Go To Sleep but Gunther got out of it. Still, Punk wouldnt go away. The resilience of Punk soon became a big factor in the match as he continued to kick out of powerbombs and dropkicks in the final stages of the match.Putting Punk away was going to be tougher than Gunther thought. The crowd, clearly behind Punk, waited for the Chicago native to get back to his feet. Gunther met him with a chop and then added some more damage on the outside of the ring.But Gunther decided to take his eye off the ball for a split second. While celebrating on the Spanish announce table, Punk tripped him up. When Gunther got back up to his feet, fans got to see something theyve never seen before Gunther was busted open.Punk took advantage for a few moments but Gunther put him into a sleeperhold. Punk fought out of it and hit the Go To Sleep, not once, but twice in a row.Punk pinned Gunther to win the World Heavyweight Championship. But it was all for naught. Rollins is now a two-time world heavyweight champion.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Jelly Roll worked an entire year to get into a WWE ring and had his work cut out for him even with Randy Orton in his corner at SummerSlam on Saturday night.The country music star and Orton took on Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre in a tag-team match. And even as Jelly Roll started the match off in good shape, Paul and McIntyre started to get methodical in the ring. Paul and McIntyre took out Orton and set their sights on Jelly Roll.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMMcIntyre placed Jelly Roll onto the announcers table and Paul went to the top of the ring post. He toasted his Prime bottles and delivered huge frog splash onto Jelly Roll and through the table.Jelly Roll was helped up as Orton tried to fend off both McIntyre and Paul.The MetLife Stadium crowd then got behind Jelly Roll and he seemed to be OK enough to get back into the ring. He chokeslammed Paul and hit a Black Hole Slam on McIntyre.JOHN CENA TAKES SUBTLE SHOTS AT THE ROCK, TRAVIS SCOTT IN PRE-SUMMERSLAM SHOWDOWN WITH CODY RHODESBut McIntyre interrupted the momentum, hitting a Claymore on Jelly Roll. Even as Orton nailed an RKO on McIntyre, Paul threw Orton into the ring post and out of the ring. Paul then hit Jelly Roll with another frog splash.Paul pinned the musician to give his team the victory.Jelly Roll gave it his best chance but came up just short of a victory. He did get the full experience on what pro wrestling is all about.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Mandy Moore blasted a driver who fled the scene after hitting the actress and her family.On Friday, Moore, 41, who shares sons Gus, 4, and Ozzie, 2, and daughter Louise, 10 months, with her husband Taylor Goldsmith, 39, vented her fury over the alleged incident in a since-expired post she shared on her Instagram story, according to Page Six."The woman who rear ended my family and then drove off we pulled over, hope your karma finds you," the "This Is Us" alum wrote."Thankfully everyone was ok but what kind of human does that?" Moore added.Fox News Digital has reached out to Moore's representative for comment.MANDY MOORE RIPS LA THIEF FOR STEALING BABY STROLLER FROM HER HOMEMoore and her family have been navigating a challenging time after their home was among those ravaged by the deadly L.A. fires last January. The "Only Hope" singer and Goldsmith's house in Altadena was partially destroyed by the Eaton Fire. Moore's brother-in-law Griffin Goldsmith and sister-in-law Kit Goldsmith, who lived nearby, lost their home completely in the fire. The house belonging to the actress's mother-in-law and father-in-law was also destroyed.Shortly after the fires, Moore hit back at haters who criticized her for sharing a GoFundMe campaign to help Griffin and Kit.In a post on her Instagram page, Moore shared that Griff and Kit were expecting their first baby soon and "they need our support now more than ever.""Griff is a touring musician and also lost his entire arsenal of drums/percussion he uses to make a living. Its all so much. So many have asked how to help during this unimaginable and stressful timePlease consider donating and sharing to help them rebuild," Moore wrote.Moore later edited her caption to address people who are concerned about whether she plans on financially helping her family."And people questioning whether were helping out our own family or attributing some arbitrary amount of money google says someone has is NOT helpful or empathetic," she wrote."Of course we are. Our buddy Matt started this go fund me and im sharing because people have asked how they can help them. We just lost most of our life in a fire too. Kindly F OFF. no one is forcing you to do anything," she concluded.In February, Moore took to social media to express her frustration with Amazon after a package was allegedly delivered to her mother-in home that was destroyed in the LA fires."Do better, Amazon. Can we not have better discretion than to leave a package at a residence that no longer exists? This is my mother and father-in-laws home. Smh," Moore wrote on her Instagram stories alongside a photo of the alleged package in front of the demolished home.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"Weve reached out to Ms. Moore via Instagram to apologize for this and to ask for more information from her in-laws so we're better able investigate what happened here," Amazon spokesperson Steve Kelly told Fox News Digital.Kelly continued, "For weeks, weve advised those who are delivering on our behalf in southern California to use discretion in areas that were impacted by wildfires especially if it involves delivering to a damaged home that clearly didnt happen here."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSIn May, Moore called out Los Angeles County over the "meaningless protocol" preventing communities from rebuilding after fires destroyed thousands of structures in January.The "A Walk To Remember" star shared that she has found it "impossible" to rebuild her home."Thanks, LA County for making it as frustrating and impossible to rebuild after the fires as possible," Moore wrote in an Instagram story, according to Us Weekly. "Shouldnt be surprised but its mind boggling the red tape and hoops theyre putting us all through.""Its maddening and heartless the endless hoops and meaningless protocol LA County is asking of fire victims who want to rebuild and get their lives back," she added. "Wasnt California going to make this as easy as possible?"A few days later, the New Hampshire native had more to say, writing, "6 permits issued in Altadena. 10,000 structures burned down. The pace is glacial. The nonsensical red tape they have in place that prevents those of that are ready to rebuild is just mind-boggling."And I say this as someone with privilege: we have insurance, plans, a contractor, etc everyone deserves an advocate and a system that is streamlined and supports success. People want to get the ball rolling and start to piece their lives back together.""We JUST finished building one of the structures that burned down [this past] November. We have all the plans and permits ready to go and we were just told we have to resubmit everything and start over," she explained. "For no reason. LA County should want success stories right now but instead, they're focused on antiquated protocol. This is why people are leaving California in droves. They make it impossible."