Operators this week, but and i called one individual usually pretty connected and said any upcoming attacks that we dont know about . Have you run the traps as well . Well, ive been focusing on the mueller trump russia news tonight, brian, but its just so remarkable that there are so many possibilities here because of the posture of this administration. North korea, iran, yemen. Were taking Military Action in countries around the world where we havent been before. You know, theyre really leaning on the balls of their feet here in terms of the military and people are wondering, you know, what could be next. Yeah. I think thats why people were so concerned when they backed away and looked at the substance of what the president said tonight. Counselor, help us turn the corner into the mueller investigation. So muellers associates have found the author of the dossier. We learn this a day after there were complaints in the senate that they havent found, nor is he cooperating with them. Does
bureaucrats in washington, are no fans of the u.s. attorney and attorney durham or attorney general barr and the investigation because they are not used to anyone in washington, d.c. looking into what they re doing, how they are using the tools that we pay for, and create. i m glad about these tools but then you see the leak. the leak to the new york times about this technology we ve donk to russia s power grid. that s also a huge part of national security risk right there. the leak of that story. sean: really well said. gregg, now that we know that first of all, durham is going to great britain to interview steele. we already know what steele has to say because he said it in an interrogatory under oath where he said, i don t know if any of that is true. that s a big deal. more importantly, when the cia
correct that the c.i.a. agents, the bureaucrats in washington are no fans of the u.s. attorney and attorney durham or attorney general barr and the investigation because they are not used to anyone in washington, d.c. looking into what they re doing, how they are using the tools that we pay for, and create. i m glad about these tools but then you see the leak. the leak to the new york times about the technology we ve done to russia s power grid. that s also a huge part of national security risk right there. the leak of that story. sean: really well said. greg, now that we know that first of all durham is going to great britain to interview steele. we know what steele has to say because he said it in an interog tore. gina haspel has been a hero
wanted to ask me some questions about how do you evaluate this information? after doing his own due diligence, corn arranged to do an interview via skype with christopher steele himself. our agreement at the time was that i could, you know, quote him but i would not identify him by name. the former spy didn t want publicity. he wanted action. in the interview steele told corn this is something of huge significance, way above party politics. he said i think trump s own party should be aware of this stuff, as well. corn had his scoop, but he knew he had to be careful. i wasn t going to take specific allegations, particularly the salacious ones, because even donald trump is owed a degree of fairness, but just for journalistic integrity, you don t want to reportalgations about anyone that you can t verify that aren t u true. still, corn believed that steele s reputation and the f
information. after doing his own due diligence, corn atrienrrange do interview via skype with christopher steele himself. our agreement at the time was that i could quote him but i would not identify him by name. the former spy didn t want publicity, he wanted action. in the interview steele told corn this is something of huge significance, way above party politics. he said i think trump s own party should be aware of this stuff as well. corn had his scoop, but he knew had he to be careful. i wasn t going to take any of the specific allegations, particularly the salacious ones, because even donald trump is owed a degree of fairness. but just for journalistic integrity you don t want to report allegations about anyone that you can t verify that aren t true. still, corn believed steele s reputation and the fbi s interest in the broader outlines of steele s story gave it