garri garrick, they were investigating the va long before i got into the picture. and he has diligently worked against the va stonewalling him all the time and without his efforts, again, you wouldn t know my name. elizabeth: you know, you had brought up an interesting point, you said 15 years ago there were, what, 900 va administrators. today, how many are there, sir? close to 10,000 and very few of them contribute to actual clinical work. the overhead is just tremendous and i would not see that in the private sector. you need more worker bees and less supervisors. elizabeth: that s sort of what that s what i m going for here. with would the florida congressman go in that direction? if so, what would he be up against? he would be up against the va bureaucracy who has been hard on the last three secretaries to say the least. but i really do think that he could drain the swamp there and
judge jeanine, there are five fbi field offices involved in this investigation. the only one we have heard of is the little rock, arkansas office. but i can tell you there is four other fbi field offices involved in the clinton foundation investigation. you know what? i have confidence in the rank and file, fbi agents, the field offices, the trouble is at fbi hoover headquarters in washington, d.c. judge: absolutely right. top etch lob tha echelon thar to be quite corrupt. judge: worker bees doing all the work. i understand by the way that memos go out to the field offices to get people to assist in the arkansas investigation, forensic accountants, that kind of thing. that may be moving along. but you know what? i agree with you, gregg. i think at the end of the day we may miss a statute in a lot of these. i think you have already missed a bunch of statute of limitations. judge: don t say that. gregg: already missed the james clapper lying before
but i can tell you, this judge jeanine, there are five fbi field offices involved in this investigation. the only one we have heard of is the little rock, arkansas, office. but i can tell you there is four other fbi field offices involved in the clinton foundation investigation. you know what? i have confidence in the rank and file fbi agents, the field offices, the trouble is at fbi hoover headquarters in washington, d.c. judge jeanine: absolutely right. top echelon that appear to be quite corrupt. judge jeanine: there is no question. it s the worker bees and the fbi doing all the work. i understand, by the way, that memos go out to the field offices to get people to assist in the arkansas investigation, forensic accountants, that kind of thing. so that may be moving along. but you know what? i agree with you, gregg. i think at the end of the w day, we may miss a statute in a lot of these. i think you have already missed a bunch of statute of limitations. judge jeanine: do
against bosses who try to hug you. they are out of emails, reminding you do this, do that, and i understand, it can be an exasperating moment. there ought to be a law. to say stop it already. he wants to have a 5:00 p.m. cut off. your boss can to bug you. you are off, and he or she should be off. he joins us right now. great to have you. thank you. neil: just mentioning that you were coming on, there was an enormous sense of support to what you are doing. from worker bees. and not the bosses. but what made you came dumb i could come up with this. i am a boss, and i understand the frustration of this, but the reality is that we have millions of workers not only here in the city, but across the country who feel overburdened and overworked, and this bill gives
out in the clinton administration. this in the twitter age, the president of the united states attacking his attorney general. sometimes attacking his deputy attorney general. often attacking the fbi, often attacking the whole witch hunt, the whole thing is a hoax. how does it impact the work not only of those of you at the top, judge starr, yourself, the top two or three guys involved, but the worker bees doing the daily work? what do you have to do to put the blinders on and keep going? i don t think it affects the worker bees that much at all. the typical line, u.s. assistant attorney, has a lot on their plate. a number of people don t even follow the daily tweet storms. they re not looking at cnn and the other networks. to the extent that they are, they ve got work to do. it s not affecting them. they don t like it when their attorney general is attacked. even if they didn t particularly support this administration or this attorney general. i can guarantee you they don t like it