the attorney general william barr before it came out gave his own spin on this, which was a lot more benign than the report was in the end. and the other thing is the scene of robert mueller coming in largely against his wish. this scene tomorrow is probably something he is not going to enjoy. is it unusual that he will have his deputy testifying alongside him at at least one of these two committee hearings tomorrow? i think it is unusual. and i think it does tell a little bit about the fact that he doesn t want to be just one person for all those hours being the only source of information on this report and how it came about. nbc news presidential historian michael beschloss. it s going to be so fun to talk to you about this once it happens tomorrow. thank you so much for being here to help us preview it. thanks so much, rachel. all right. we ll be right back. stay with us. oh delicious. or delicious. or fun. but since you need both car and home insurance,
but hr thing is relationships. she s a relationship adviser. and i think shee feels protective of readers. they have followed her advice. and she didn t really follow her own. she realized during the me too reporting that if she were being 100% honest she should really tell the story of what happened to her. because she does counsel her readers to report and to follow up. and to protect themselves. that s why she did it. not political motivation. in my opinion. thank you, very much. thank you, anderson. we want to tell you about a special new series ahead. movie fans will not want to miss. a very special guest is here to help us preview it. next.
analytic judgments and finds of a bunch of lying analysts and by the way these were professional experts on russia that were hand picked to be on this working group, sends a very chilling message to the intelligence community. pete: chilling message. former director of national intelligence james clapper sounding the alarm, his alarm over attorney general s bill barr s reported investigation in the role of the intelligence community during the early stages of the so-called russia probe. ed: does he have a substantive concern here or reason to worry about his own behavior? here to weigh in fox news contributor former chief attorney for the southern distinct of new york andrew mccarthy. andrew? good morning. ed: clapper is saying why are you second guessing the intel community. they have never gotten anything wrong, right, andrew? right. ed: i say is that facetiously, of course. they should be respected, of course, we should respect their work. but scrutinize it. review it, and peopl
nearby. if he had not had a silencer, that gun would have made a ferocious noise and you have to ask yourself would the police have come right then. then when he goes into the building, many victims didn t realize it was gunshots because it didn t sound like them. those who thought they were gunshots thought they were further away. that s because of a sound muffling quality of a silencer. they re legal to own if you get them edge administered. do you have to go through the same process to buy a silencer as a gun? no. you have to fill out a form, mail in to the bureau, review it, they get back approval i. takes months. we don t know whether he got the silencer through the registration process for it. there had been recent moves to remove these restrictions on silencers by sportsmans groups. every time there s a mass shootings, those efts seem to stall. i would think a mass shooting in which a silencer was a factor would be a bigger impediment.
fourth quarter, not easy to so many being for saints coach sean payton. takit is a disappointing way lose a game. frustrating. just getting off the phone with the league office, they blew the call and there were a lot of opportunities, but that call puts it first and ten, weable on needed three plays. and it is a game changing call. no question about it, something has to be done. the nfl has to change the rule. you can t lose a super bowl because of a noncall. patriots now get the rams. super bowl liii in atlanta february 3. and by the way the rams, a one point favorite there are a lot of rule changes that happen as a result of plays like that. you have to do something to allow a coach to say you missed a call there, we have it on videotape, go to the video, review it, add a rule change because the saints were flat out robbed. not to take anything away from