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Well, Dan, throughout the Russia
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collusion story and the rest, look, I
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can speak to the folks that were in our
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seats, our predecessors, and they
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intentionally failed the American public
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by putting on the biggest DC deception
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game we've ever seen. They said the FBI
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was the most storied institution for law
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enforcement. And it was, and it will be
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again very soon. But when the likes of
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Comey and McCabe and Stro and company
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came in here with the James Bakers of
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the world and intentionally lied to a
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federal court only to rig a presidential
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election by lying to the American public
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and using taxpayer dollars likely
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illegally to fund this entire operation
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and then withhold exculpatory
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information from a federal court that I
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used to appear to manhunt terrorists.
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That's what broke the FBI. And then when
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they were caught, they lied about it.
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and you and a few others like Dan and
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others were brave enough to cover it
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six, seven, eight years ago and we're
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still talking about it today because as
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Congress is working rigorously with us,
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the Crossfire hurricane documents are
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coming fast and hard and they're being
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sent there unredacted so we can have
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full accountability and that's how you
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restore what the the trust that was lost
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um to the American public when it comes
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to the FBI. Yeah, but come on, director.
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With all due respect, we've been talking
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about this for a long time and I've been
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demanding accountability for many, many
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years. One of the you mentioned Comey,
1:21
Stro, and the rest. They've got TV
1:23
shows, they've got media platforms,
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they're fine. There's been no
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accountability. Well, look, it's a fair
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criticism, but what I will tell people
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is we weren't here in the FBI in the
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last 5 years when we had statute of
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limitations that were still in play
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where we could have investigated
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criminal conduct. Most of these statute
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of limitations are 5 years old. and we
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will investigate criminal conduct where
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we find a righteous case to do so and
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the law and the facts allow us to. But a
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lot of it we're procluded from. So we'll
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take the criticism and it's rightfully
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so. Like could we have done more in the
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past? Sure people before us could have.
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But what we can do now is continue to
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put out the documents and the
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information that these people withheld
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from the American public. And I'm just
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telling you right now, as much as we
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know about Crossfire Hurricane, he and I
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just found out more last week. and we're
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continuing to work with Congress to put
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those documents out. That's how
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vindictive and vicious the former
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leadership structure here was. Not only
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did they bastardize the FISA process in
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light of the American public, they
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withheld and hid documentation and put
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it in rooms where people weren't
2:24
supposed to look. And it's a good thing
2:26
we're here now to clean it up. And
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you're about to see a wave of
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transparency. What do you mean? In just
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give us about a week or two. Okay. Well,
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well, I can tell you right now that the
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judge that gave us smack on the rip
