brian kilmeade is here. we begin with the report from special counsel john durham. nearly four year since the beginning of his investigation of the origins of the trump-russia collusion narrative. the special counsel concluded the fbi and department of justice failed to uphold their mission of strict fidelity to the law. pastor g sherry committee chairman j jim jordan inviting m to capitol hill. mainstream media and democrats trying to write off the term report is nothing new. durham s whole thing is that rabbit hole conspiracy. it s a predictable, sad ending to an investigation that never should have taken place. what you have with john durham is a big fat nothing. durham is a kind of pathetic character. four years, i don t know how many millions of dollars, i don t know how many people, how many of his friends he hired in his office to do what? to issue of basically false report. spending money on a report that shows no wrongdoing. we knew this was never a legitim
i ve been part of these institutions. we have a serious national security problem and progressive taking a political organizations and making them inherently political. harris: to further what you are saying. jason chaffetz was asking well, former chairman of the oversight committee, are we at a point where we should start to take away security clearances, national security clearances for the former intel chief, adam schiff. to be taken away congressman eric swalwell. morgan: i don t know how either of them would have them. i don t see how eric swalwell should be able to run for congress. he wouldn t be qualified if he was a need for the military wouldn t be qualified for military security clearance. i would like to know from legislators what can be done. we see all of this and i hear them talking about reform but i want to know what can actually be done. do we need a bipartisan commission? we can t let it be swept under the rug and that s what they are trying to do. emily: there
investigation runs it s course. maybe you can join the administration in a different capacity at a different time, but it is very high risk to have brought him in. and the president keeps repeating that he was cleared by president obama for the highest possible security clearance referring to the fact that the previous year he renewed as retired general renewed his military security clearance. those are apples and oranges. when we would vet someone for a senior position, assistant secretary or a white house official, whatith we would first do is start our extensive vetting investigation where we would ask every question imaginable of the potential candidate. at the very end of that process, after we had independently decided that the individual was suitable and, you know, had the right judgment, temperament, and didn t have any issues, we would
about an ar-15. what happened to that gun? did he have that, too, or are police taking that back? there are actually questions whether he was armd with an ar-15, whether there was one there or that belonged to another officer there who engaged the suspect. we have learned from a law enforcement source that he rented and returned an ar-15 before the shooting, we believe, at a gun range. as far as imhim being armed with an ar-15, that s still a question about whether, in fact, that happened. rented? very interesting. i didn t know you could do that, but apparently you can. so many questions about his past. there are many, many questions today about how this man had access to the building. we ve been told that he drove on, using his military security clearance, that he did have at the time, as a contractor. there are questions whether that clearance, background checks might have been tight enough, might have been stringent enough. let s go now to cnn reporter
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