awesome show. awesome we ll pick it up where i you left off. we all lovupe laura . lov oh, like you in a couple of s weeks. i ll see you ieen a couple righi out. all right.s le bac i m laura ingraham. thisk is ingram. go back in washington tonight. and also part two of my sansaboa francisco sabotage exposé. gewe re going to tell the storyn of what it s likg e living init a city that is about inundated by crime and drugs. crime anwe re going to tell it y the eyes of one bay citynt. resident and with the help of meticulously pored over earveillance video, we show you each night how one neighbor is left in constant terror. but first, president is not above the law. justice serves the people. it doesn t protect. the powerful american democracy only works only if wec choose to respechot the rule of law. wd ree have to uphold the rue of law, restore trust in our institutions. of democracy. is there anyone left among democrats who actually cares about the rule of law?ca
and if there is a legitimate claim underlying claim with real information and that had come out c in the summer ofl 2020, that would have likely had some some effect, to put it mildly. on tsome effect on the electionn and it could have been a completely transformative effect on the election. have? could it not have without a question. i mean you all you to do earli w is look back four years earlier when jim comey felt compelled to step forward and say that no prosonable prosecutor woulforwad bring charges against thenecge candidate for president hillary clinton. certainly the timing of that works to be very similar. and the fallout from the that, a i think the fbi felt quitelitic a quite a politicakil kick back at them from from the left side of the aisle. after thati k ther. and i think there was probably some some fear about that. and my concern at this point a is there might have been a information taken down and instead offull actually opeg up the full investigation, itce was essen
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that with the american people. so your concern is that itke was deep sixed? absolutely. and i think that it isn t goingn to be incumbent on this oversight committee to look atct the merit oftee that informati, actually determine that this source reportingy de document d exist. and if it does k atin the information that was provided, put that firstd of loo and foremost, instead of looking at the the motivations ofki a whistleblower, let s lookok r for the first time ever of the merits and the veracity of the information they brought forward, which they re compelled to do. yeah,y you that i mean, the smearing of whistleblowers, that s a that s a new that sdo. a new development. e smearion the left, is it not?w you know a lot about that.hat. steve , thank you so much. and speaking of potential fbi corruption, i have some outstanding questions tonight. art.e they , as steve justmmin referenced, purposely gumming up the release of information that, like the nashville shooters n shoot, m