The 'I'll See You in Valhalla' meme stems from Kash Patel's use of the Norse-inspired warrior phrase as a signature sign-off or defiant declaration during political interviews and social media broadcasts. Patel, a former government official associated with the Trump administration, adopted the phrase to signal his unyielding commitment to his political cause and his refusal to retreat in the face of legal or political opposition. In Norse mythology, Valhalla is the hall of the fallen warriors, and the meme uses this imagery to frame political discourse as an epic, existential struggle. It is frequently used by supporters to show solidarity, defiance, or a 'warrior' mindset regarding government investigations and political maneuvering.