counsel, and that is where jeff sessions comes into play. he s put someone in that role to assess this for the next little while and see what they come up with. pete: jeff sessions approach is you ve got the inspector general at d.o.j. horowitz doing his work, i want to appoint john huber you said of washington with subpoena powers and grand jury powers, they could work together to investigate whether or not a second counsel is necessary. basically lay the groundwork for it. and it seems that trey gowdy and goodlatte who are going to be on the program later are satisfied with that at least for now but a lot of conservatives saying why aren t we going straight to a special counsel if we have all this evidence from comey to mccabe to strzok to page to ohr, mcdonough, why aren t we looking that right out the gate? griff: and we had governor mike huckabee on the show the last hour and he said what is sort of a prevailing thought in washington now, this is a pretty good good step.
jurisdiction over witnesses who never worked there. when i counted up 24 witnesses that he would not be able to access were he to investigate it, only one conclusion. that s special counsel. who is on that list? everybody from jim comby to mccabe, sidney bloomenthal. anybody who no longer works for the department of justice or the fbi. state department employees were feeding information to fusion gps. anyone who is not an employee of doj horowitz doesn t have subpoena power for them. there was a report that mccabe was the leaker of the hillary clinton report s. that true? i don t know. you said about the fisa courts. specifically the process was abused. how? well, it was abused by a