reporter: hi, mike. from whistleblowers to sur styling americans, the fbi has had a lot to answer to this past week, starting on monday with the release of the durham report which concluded the agency did not have sufficient evidence to open investigation into then-candidate trump and, quote, our investigation also revealed that senior fbi personnel displayed a serious lack of analytical rigor towards or the information they received, especially from politically-affiliated persons and entities. this is an investigation with no basis, and that makes a lot of people mad. that hurt the previous administration for about two years. it is critical the american people understand how their government, their agencies have been turned on them, the taxpayer. reporter: republicans want durham to testify on capitol hill this week. there are democrats downplaying the report, some outright dismissing it. this is an investigation that started in a flawed manner, it was conducted in
after a night out with friends, he overdosed on his family s couch and died in the hospital days later. he took a pill that he thought was oxycodone, instead it was a deadly dose of fentanyl. yes. we don t know why he took it, if he had a headache or he knew he d be druggest thed with the new pilot drug tested with the9 new pilot job. so we know he wouldn t take fentanyl. reporter: so far this year, oregon state police have already seized 24 kilograms of paid powderedded fentanyl, that s enough to kill at least 12 million people. we are seeing a trend, it is increasing. we are expecting kind of our record-breaking interdiction stops to continue. reporter: state police monitor highways looking to get their hands on fentanyl before it reaches dealers. when someone gets pulled over for suspicious activity, trained k-9s help search the vehicle for drugs. our interdiction efforts we see as an opportunity to kind of collect large amounts of fentanyl before they actually
could prove decisive in shaping this changing face of the hillary clinton state department. bill: all right. so you think it s going to damage hillary clinton? i think it could be. bill: as it all comes out. if skillfully used, yeah. bill: all going do okay out and not good fuss for mrs. clinton who wants to run for president in 16. kirsten powers will react to the far left apparently not wanting any security at all. and, later, some conservatives very angry that president obama is now talking with the taliban. and that s upcoming. shepard: back to o reilly uninterrupted in a moment. first i m shepard smith with coverage of the death of james gandolfini, dead today at 51. of course, he rose to fame as the star of the hbo series the sopranos. i don t understand. you going to ask the donald for some time off from your pilot job to go on cia missions?