north korea diplomatically. it takes time to build up the military. i think time is on our side because of the sanctions which means that kim needs to come to the table to talk to trump because he wants sanctions released. time is on our side, that s the first time in a long time, time is on our side. david: it s good to have it going the other wayment gordon, great to see you. and commander as well. thank you. david: house committee chair bob go goodlatte, wanted a special counsel to look into fbi, sessions says he won t. what will goodlatte say? as the ride for meadow continues for his daughter. she was killed in the parkland school shooting. how we arranged all of this with harley davidson, what is he planning to do with the money? andrew is coming up here coming up. whoooo.
five pointments my first two months old and at my discretion to get frustrated with an fbi agent who keeps asking do you need anything and i said yes i need a new social security number, i mean the list goes on i can talk for a full hour on things like this. david: but matt the bottom line is that the main charge that you make in your book is that the fbi setup the protect american citizens and they weren t interested in protecting you. they were more interested in using you as bait for this terrorists group. quick 10 second final. go ahead. correct, that is it. i have the evidence to prove it. i ve been on the highest rated network saying i want to turn it over to the department of justice. now it s at their discretion to take it. david: the book is the dawn prayer matt we wish you the very best. please stay in touch. thank you very much. david: coming up, house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte is here with a message to attorney general jeff sessions and we are tracking
of people. we don t know exactly how many and that, again, is the purpose of the investigation. we keep getting material that s redacted that has names in it that are blocked out and we need that material unredacted so we can find out the extent of what was going on in 2016 when the fbi in an astonishing manner conducted one investigation with regard to one presidential candidate, and bent over backwards not to prosecute her, and then launched another investigation where they definitely were leaning into it with insurance policies and secret plans. david: was that because they were taking sides, chairman? i am very concerned there were a number of people in key position at the fbi who were taking sides. david: chairman goodlatte, a lot of investigating left to be done. we wish you the very best at least for the next two days, jest enjoy the holiday. thank you, david. david: appreciate it. at 96 years young, will sister
goodlatte asked for a special counsel and he joins us. happy easter, glad you to join us. happy easter to you, david. david: is john hoover enough? he s a very good prosecutor, he gets accolades from all over the place, but is he enough to investigate this whole slew of stuff that s cropped up? well, we hope so and we don t know for sure and that, coupled with the fact that we really think this should be an investigation outside of the department of justice altogether, is why we continue to call for a special counsel, but we do think this is a step in the right direction. it gets it out of washington d.c., out of main justice, if you will. it shows that the attorney general and the department are taking this matter more seriously. i think that, coupled with their scramble here in recent days to comply with the subpoena that i issued last week, shows that the attention to this is increasing. it s very important. david: but, you ve brought up a