mumford and angela hasn t listened to me and fought for the truth and move sod quickly, the likelihood is that larry would still be out there. we have multiple failures in multiple law enforcement agencies and all of the reports that were made, only one detective did the right thing and now the question is what kind of accountability comes for those bad actors and how do we change this system. because this is what survivors face. and i do want to read the fbi s statement about this as this report cams out. the fbi stated this, actions and inactions of certain fbi employees described in the report are inexcusable and a discredit to this organization. adding that it has taken action to ensure and has confirmed that those responsible for misconduct and breach of trust no longer work fbi matters. is that even close to enough for you? absolutely not. because all of the movement of
retirement? thank you, kate. there has been so much speculation about his plans because he is about to leave the bench and give joe biden the first opportunity to make a lifetime appointment to the supreme court. that question has been out there for a long time now and i went up to new hampshire and talked to him and i said, have you decided what you re going to do and he said no. he had not yet decided. i asked him what factors might be on his mind, as he considered whether to retire. and the first one was his health. he said my health is a priority. he s about to turn 83. he s a pretty youthful 82 right now. hasn t had any serious health conditions that we know of as had occurred with justice ginsburg who passed away last year so he s a vigorous 82 but he s still 82 going on 83. but the other concern he said was the court. so he s already thinking about what is best for the institution of the court at this time and, you know, how to perhaps account