houses before and visited them there are, as has david and so on. it purely to make sure they actually have access to him so he can help them, he picks up their problems and he deals with them and i know because i ve been very much involved in might face offices i ve held as a counsellor, where he will come to me and say, john, this is a council matter, can you get it sorted, and give me all the details, or he will take it to his parliamentary colleagues and do exactly the same if it s a parliamentary matter. he is always involved. and he will always help whenever he can. 0k, councillorjohn lamb, thank you very much for the moment. we can speak to reverend steve tinning who has worked with sir david amess extensively and there him well. firstly, your reaction to what happened.
trump russia investigation that became the special council matter. maria: if anybody has given us a window into how the rank and file or some of the leadership certainly felt about with his text.it s peter strzok that has been incredibly revealing. why does he still work there? how is it possible that he still has a job at the fbi? i know he was demoted, but still. i can offer you no explanation for that. i would hope that director wray would care enough about the 13,000 folks at the fbi that instead of just offering platitudes about how great an organization is it would defend those 13,000 by holding accountable agents like peter strzok and others who tarnished the badge that the 13,000 other agents hold and to me there s no excuse for him to be employed at the fbi at this point in time. i would hope that both director