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But well find out what the ig report says. i think that illegal leaks always are going to attract attention regardless of which side is doing them, if theres any kind of plightization here, i -- politicization here, i doubt it. the leaking was so apparent, so obvious, it was going to attract attention. howie: therefore, there was an investigation, but again, no charges were ever brought. the mainstream media are going crazy over this, saying it has watergate overtones. the probe did go through t...

University of maryland, jason nichols. thanks for joining us. i really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, dan, congratulations on your new show. dan: thanks. thats really nice of you. jason, the evidence for some of the biggest stories of our time was quite overwhelming. the hunter biden story, i dont want to draw any conclusions from it but there was an investigation into hunter biden, it was evidence there was an fbi case number, the case number was out there. we had the lab leak story...

The plot thickens. one of the scientists involved in the research was a subject of a, quote, unexplained death in may of 2010 township after a probe into the origins of covid-19 had begun. we would love to ask her a question but we cant because shes dead. its not like we werent warned about foreign propaganda entering into the united states and destroying the country from within. heres a soviet defector in 1984 giving us this warning. >> is the process which is legitimate over and over of. what ...

But you have to let these investigations take their course. we got to be very careful, chris, not to jump to conclusions because thats how these narratives get built that actually end up being false in the long run. >> guys only say what youre saying right now when theyre on the short side of the stick. this isnt what your brothers and sisters in the party were saying when it was about carter page, right? it was these people are going after him with a fisa warrant, it was wrong. we know that a g...

>> that is absurd. >> you know what he did with that memo. you know he tried to shorthand it and tried to make it seem it wasnt what it was. >> absolutely not. he stated the conclusions in the memo, including the part about not being able to exonerate the president, which is a standard thats unknown to the law, as you know. but nonetheless, he stated it. he also checked with mueller to see whether there was a problem with what he had done. >> what do you -- mueller complained about what was happ...

He refused to indict jim comey, he refused to do a number of things. >> he is the only man to give jim comey second place to abu abu abusing when he took to the microphone and he did it out of political convenience. he took a step that no attorney general had taken or should take. i do not see him as captain candor. >> that is absurd. >> you know what he did with that memo. you know he tried to shorthand it and tried to make it seem it wasnt what it was. >> absolutely not. he stated the conclusi...

>> first, lets see if you can help your case with the cbc folks. they have not been specific about why they dont want you on except to say we want to work with people who share our policy, aims and means. well get to that what that means in a second. but when you look at what is happening here with the doj, can you admit that it smells bad, what is coming out of this reporting? >> well, look, i got a chance to read the "new york times" article from yesterday and even the one today. i think its i...

Department of justice at the time did take this to a grand jury. after that, you have to let the inspector general finish the investigation. one of the things we got to be very careful of is jumping to conclusions based upon one report that came out of the "new york times." how many people were quoted, what are the detailed level of sources? let the investigation run its course if the subpoenas were unjustified, that will come out in due time. one of the things being a member of congress, do you...

Called protecting values. there will be a pre—recorded voice memo from sir david attenborough and then we will get the very important document that will be published to let us know what the leaders have agreed on and what conclusions they have drawn and what conclusions they have drawn and also what they havent agreed on i guess. after that all of them will be under way but president biden has a few more conversations to have. he is off to meet the russian president vladimir putin. before that...

Of the justice department, they can go in, investigate, and really put on the record with the threat of perjury, people that will have to say how they came to the conclusions that they needed to stop dropbox voting and absentee voting with i.d. their data, then, becomes under the scrutiny of the justice department, subject to perjury if they give false data, because theyre trying to prove fraud where there was no fraud. its one thing to see it at a press conference. its another thing to say it i...