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Delivery on the bs that has been fed to them. lets bring this andrew mccabe. good to see you, andy, welcome. my question is, the report was first requested in december before the january 6th. does that make january 6th an intel failure? because they had reason to look and then they disregarded the social media messaging and the days leading up to january 6th? is it an intel failure because they didnt take it seriously enough soon enough in the days before that maybe it would have helped them sto...

Issue is- m _ effectively? i dont know what the issue is. im not— effectively? i dont know what the issue is. im not party— effectively? i dont know what the issue is. im not party to - effectively? i dont know what the issue is. im not party to the - issue is. im not party to the detailed discussion on the contributions to the pool so i wouldnt draw conclusions on that. the team are engaged, from the top, my perspective is that we are very happy to have them as part of the pool but you have...

Attorney seeking out all the facts to prove someone is guilty, coming to the conclusion first rather than the facts play out as to what the is result should be based on that and the second thing i thought was so interesting was the fact that he had access to a classified amount of information that the rest of the task force did not and the rest of the american public still do not. that level of structure change within the task force is problematic, no wonder they never came to the proper conclus...

They have _ lot of the rumours that float around they have become very political in a sense _ they have become very political in a sense that — they have become very political in a sense that certain parties believe in certain— sense that certain parties believe in certain things, certain parties are little — in certain things, certain parties are little site doing that more scientific. i dont truck up to scientific. idont truck up to politics— scientific. i dont truck up to politics but...

Effectively, to be the religion editor, because that came out of a review which was taken by the bbc. there were nine people of the panel and he was a member of the panel that said we should have a religion editor and then he became the religion editor, but he said clearly at the end, the report states that the theory that he was rehired to contain or cover up the events surrounding 1995s panorama programme is entirely unfounded. but he does look at the fact that people did investigate what happ...

The inspector general has to say about this. if its a routine leak investigation, then you investigate the people you presume are leaking the investigation. that means getting metadata, that means getting phone records. there are a bunch of policies in place to guide that work. were they abided? thats a really important question for the inspector general to answer. so until, i think -- well, until we have those answers from the inspector general, i would be really careful about leaping to conclu...

Whether or not we investigate the worst pandemic in a century. >> brian: you know w.h.o. isnt equipped or empowered to do it jamie, you know better than anybody else. dr. steven quay is. he has seven patents and seven fda pharmaceutical drugs and wrote specifically about this. doctor, its not easy to go over my head when it comes to science, would you talk about the sequences of this virus? which looks like something that has to be coming from a lab that you have never seen it go from animal to ...

Lecturer at university maryland college, jason nichols. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> thank you for having me and congrats on your new show. dan: thanks. thats nice of you. the evidence for some of the biggest stories of our time is quite overwhelming. the hunter biden story, i dont want to draw conclusions for those an investigation, thousand fbi case number. that number was out there. we had lively stories and the evidence was overwhelming, the evidence is pretty strong. the spik...

Lecturer at university maryland college, jason nichols. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> thank you for having me and congrats on your new show. dan: thanks. thats nice of you. the evidence for some of the biggest stories of our time is quite overwhelming. the hunter biden story, i dont want to draw conclusions for those an investigation, thousand fbi case number. that number was out there. we had lively stories and the evidence was overwhelming, the evidence is pretty strong. the spik...

Lecturer at university maryland college, jason nichols. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> thank you for having me and congrats on your new show. dan: thanks. thats nice of you. the evidence for some of the biggest stories of our time is quite overwhelming. the hunter biden story, i dont want to draw conclusions for those an investigation, thousand fbi case number. that number was out there. we had lively stories and the evidence was overwhelming, the evidence is pretty strong. the spik...