through social media, that s a big difference between now and in 1969, people are able to call lists, can coalesce in a place really fast. how did reagan deal with it and how might we learn from that? he dealt with it with a lot of wit and grace. during the vietnam war he was confronted by a smelly, malodorous, dirty and disheveled hippie. it might have been bill clinton, but that hippie was carrying a sign that said, make love, not roar, war. he turned to his aid and said he come from the looks of him, i don t think he would do either. laura: [laughs] in berkeley again there was a group of unruly students out there, antiwar protesters. they were making a scene and making themselves of obnoxious. reagan wrote on a piece of paper and put it up to a sheet of
you don t see former cia j directors making those types of comments like mr. brennan made over the weekend. i don t know why he did it. maybe he should retract it. but we will see. sean: it seems what james calstrum said, high-ranking people throughout the government had a plot to protect hillary from being indicted and i wouldd add, undermining donald trump. mr. chairman, thank you for being with us, we appreciate it. thanks, sean. sean: joining us now with reaction, michelle malkin. michelle malkin, fox news national security strategist former deputy assistant to the president sebastian gorka.a. michelle, your reaction to allfo of this, and this is really just the tip of the iceberg. mccabe. it is. the stench emanating from the top echelons of the fbi are beyond fetid. i mean, this is the malodorous much of the deep state swamp and as desperate as the desperation media is, there is nothing they can do to cover it up.