Intel Committee Chair, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va, discusses former special counsel John Durham's testimony before the Judiciary Committee and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's state visit to the White House.
united states by opening itself up to foreign influence. yesterday a spokesperson for intel committee chair mark warner commented on durham s report and the drawn out investigation reiterating the committee s own findings that the fbi had ample cause to launch an investigation into trump. the initial tip to the fbi also led to the appointment of special counsel robert mueller who found the trump campaign was willing and eager to accept help from moscow. in response to durham s report the fbi released a statement yesterday writing that current leadership has already implemented dozens of corrective actions which have now been in place for some time. the fbi director who authorized the investigation into trump, james comey, of course, has been gone from the bureau since 2017. now, for years donald trump and many of his fellow republicans have been touting the durham report saying it would prove that there were enemies of trump in the government working against him.
office. they were moved there after classified documents were found ott biden s think-tank in washington. please insure the boxes in your office in boston remain secure and in a locked space and not accessed by anyone, end quote. no classified documents were believed to be found at that office. intel committee chair mike turner is frustrated. they keep finding documents classified. we don t understand how it could be happening and how all three could have been lax about this. these are very important document. they are not to be taken lightly and we are amazed as people keep finding them stuffed in the strangest places like behind biden s corvette. sandra: we re amazed that they kept finding documents. yeah.
[gunfire]. [gunfire]. sean: russian forces you in the process of surrounding ukraine s capital city kyiv. in a moment we will get the latest details from the u.s. intel committee chair. peter doocy will also join us with more from the white house. earlier today he asked joe biden a number of questions.