investigation. one of the things they were supposed to do was to tell us a lot about what the intelligence community was doing. it turns out they didn t find much there in the intelligence community, and certainly not to support the suspicions that they had that there was a cabal of people from the fbi and the intelligence community who were out to get donald trump. that appears to have fallen flat as part of this investigation. look, there s a lot in here that should make the fbi have to come back and answer some more questions including some of the changes that they said they ve made to make sure something like this never happens again. but the bottom line from what we see here at the end of a four-year investigation really doesn t tell us a hell of a lot more than what we knew a couple years ago when the inspector general took a look at many of these things and came away with 17 troubled very big, troubling findings they said the
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late for some veterans families. they are complaining of long wait times not just to see a doctor, but even worse, to receive critical surgeries like removing a tumor. here is cnn senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. reporter: sergeant terry mitchell, radio operator in vietnam withstood fire deep in the jungle, exposed to agent orange, survived all of it and then his wife believes his life was cut short by delays in care here at the va. reporter: what do you call this place? va hell because you are in hell when you get here. reporter: here s what she means. august 8, 2012, a va pathologist finds a growth on terry mitchell s neck is concerning for cancer and recommends complete excision. in other words, operate and get it out. but vicky mitchell says her husband then got bounced around from doctor to doctor. medical records show it took two