bill: was spencer going to resign anyway, sir? i have no idea. as gallagher s legal team, most of our information about this we were getting from the media same as everybody else. so i really don t know. he said he would, he said he wouldn t. bill: you ve been on the case 7 or 8 months. gallagher retires, keeps his trident. investigation is over. is that the summation of this case? i hope not. i really hope not. because as much as my primary responsibility was to get him home with his full pension and not be in jail, eddie gallagher and i both believe this case has exposed so many problems in the military justice system that i hope that the investigation continues. we did file bill: what do you want specifically? what does eddie gallagher want next if the case isn t over? obviously we want him to go quietly into retirement but want the inspector general to
unanswered. so i m sure that right now bill barr is just waiting for the next shoe to drop to find out what else happened at this facility. but it is really concerning. but one of the things i think everybody needs to remember, this case is not over just because of this. we just had a raid, search warrant executed on the compound that will generate tons of evidence that will be sorted through. not only turn out to be more victims, but we could also have more coconspirators. i think that is a big deal for these victims is to get some justice and to make sure that this case isn t over. that the prosecutors continued to press forward with the charges as to whoever is culpable. these crimes are inexcusable, and we have to have them fully prosecuted. shannon: i think for public confidence, people want to see this case through and hear her alleged coconspirators and have them answer. the good news reported when bill barr heard about this and said i will have the fbi look
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