from former director comey? well, you know, as you think has been widely reported now james comey signed a nice book. i think he has $10 million coming to him based on his time at the fbi. he is trying to get some credibility back. this is a man who sat in front of congress and had to change his testimony on multiple occasions. this is man who has testified under oath that he took information he receives as the director of the fbi and gave it to a law professor to make sure that was put out to the public. that is a crime. i don t understand why the justifiable department has not gone after james comey and he is trying to keep an image of a holier than thou when is he a person who has lied to congress and gave out information and is not being prosecuted. pete: cryptic, poetic, bible verses. what is he alluding to that he is higher that he is above all of this and everyone else is playing in the mud? i think he is trying to keep himself relevant in this day and age right now.
with me as your president, america s police will have a true friend. speaking of hillary clinton, the longest book tour ever. pete: longest book tour ever has apparently come to an end. you blame others more than yourself. i don t blame others. the determining factor was the intervention by comey. pete: 26th year of wreaths across america when they will pay tribute to u.s. veterans at arlington national seam tear. we want to come out to arlington and our other participating locations and it s a celebration of life. ed: hometown proud. pete: i don t know about that. i m just glad to be here with this duo. ed henry, rachel campos-duffy. awesome to have you both here. rachel: thank you. i m so excited about this tax reform because i m happy for america and the economy.
rebuild the fbi it s going to be huge, not just big. you know better than anyone. author of let trump be trump author david bossie. in all seriousness, moving forward here, this was a pretty dramatic week, corey in terms of how the narrative has shifted in terms of fbi problems, with the anti-trump text, the james comey changes in the hillary clinton exoneration statement. it s pretty dramatic. well, it is dramatic. what it shows is unfortunately the deep state is very real. if you remember, it wasn t that long ago james comey was sitting in front of congress telling them that he was leaking information to the media so that it could be used against this administration. there has been no accountability for that whatsoever. and you also have to remember that you have got one fbi agent who is part of the, you know, significant part of the investigation into the clinton administration where he changed the rules, changed what it should say on the final outcome, interviewed huma abedin, in
and people are talking about him, which is going to be great for his book sales. look, when you get a 10-million-dollar advance on your book, you are supposed to be a government employee. this is everything that has been wrong with the deep state. james comey is the deep state. we have seen it look, 99.9% of the people that work for the fbi are great americans and do their job. but james comey is the head of it has been a complete failure u. ed: you mentioned hillary clinton before. went back and forth and had a little fun with that she says she is wrapping up out book tour. i want to give you sort of what rachel called earlier the greatest hits of the longest book tour ever. this was from the ellen show. watch. i m trying to stay in a really positive frame of mind. i always say when people ask how are you? i said well as a person i m okay. as an american i m really concerned. do you think that he s really going to last four years? well, you know, i can t i can t answer that i
of agency. rachel: people are scratching their heads. i heard lou dobbs saying he thinks the deep state must have something on him because it makes no sense why he hasn t acted in these cases that seem so obvious to the american people that there is corruption and they need to be investigated. to push back on your inspector general, i have had work with michael horowitz through the years. trey gowdy. i totally believe in the organization. you don t hear the leaks. when they come out with the report, soup to nuts, everything from the tarmac meeting director comey and his firing, everything in between. they are the ones that unearthed the 10,000 text messages, that all became because of the inspector general. ed: i hear you, but are they going to do anything about it? there is a conflict because once you shine a light on it, you have to have the department of justice prosecute the department of justice. and you need a strong attorney general to do that. and i don t know that we have