why i have joined another person who said, basically that she was denigrating white history, she was denigrating white history by playing a flute that got not a single soul on the right knew existed. they did know that food existed, even when between being a slave, james madison was plain innocent. they didn t. how can i change my answer? can i change my answer? i m gonna overrule myself with the court date. but carla hayden, the library of congress, won the week. but i m gonna go off with the library of congress as well. we re gonna stop now. i get a stop. we love you guys move. have a great weekend we tonight on all in. why did you approve of a special master signed one of the pfizer warrants. that was surprising? i didn t know any of the people, you know.
assuming he is not indicted, which i still think it s quite unlikely we will never see the affidavit. david: extraordinaire thing is we know in the past, particularly in the russian collusion kerfuffle we know in fact the fbi was giving that information if not outright lies to the judges that approved of the pfizer warrants. and a one person in particular, kevin kleinsmith was a justice department attorney pled guilty to giving misinformation on the crossfire hurricane investigation. so we know it has happened in the past. there is an old phrase trust but verify. that s a particular important now with the fbi is it not? it is correct. one thing to underscore contrary to what you hear, there fact to the judge approved it and is not prepared to his objectivity. does not establish anything the judge or magistrate has no
progression that is the worst nightmare of american counter official terrorisms. we see reputable politicians denouncing the fbi. a u.s. senator from florida compared the fbi to the gestapo. they said we have to do away with the fbi. and then i m told from sources in the open source intelligence world, you saw a massive uptick in threats of violence against fbi personnel and fbi facilities over the last few days and then yesterday you had an attack by someone who is clearly marinating in these threats and believing all the things that he s hearing from these far-right figure who is are trashing the fbi and the justice department with no evidence. i mean, look, it s fine to be skeptical. we saw that the fbi made serious mistakes when they sought those pfizer warrants during the trump-russia investigation. an fbi lawyer lost his career over it, was prosecuted.
that went on for three and a half, nearly four years and dragged the country through it based on dirty dossier paid for by hillary and pfizer warrants where in fact, they knew at certain times that the information contained and there was false and it became the basis of the pfizer applications . i want to know why the attorney general of the united states is looking at texas voting law which is far more accessible as is georgia s george s law, far more accessible than the very restrictive laws in the state o delaware where joe has served i believe now a whopping 577,000 years and he never lifted a finger to change the voting last . why is he attacking georgia and texas when his state is far mor restrictive? listen, it is absolutely hypocritical. he s not up to the job come of
not hold out to official scrutiny. they worked on the dossier spread sheets in order to have a record of what the fbi learned. we should be clear that cnn has not confirmed the content of the calls. in february 2017 cnn reported that investigators were able to confirm the time, place and people involved in some of the conversations between foreign nationals. two years later the ig review found certain allegations were inaccurate and inconsistent with what the fbi investigation gathered and the bits that were corroborated were based largely on publicly available information like title, states and locations. despite trump and his allies claiming otherwise, the inspector general s main conclusion was that even though the fbi misused the dossier to renew pfizer warrants against carter paige, it was justified