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Thank you, mr. Chairman. Welcome, everyone, to the last gasp of the russia collusion Conspiracy Theory. As democrats continue to voice this expect tackle on the American People as well as you, mr. Mueller, the American People may recall the media first began spreading this Conspiracy Theory in the spring of 2016 when fusion gps, funded by the dnc and the Hillary Clinton campaign started developing the Steele Dossier, a question of outlandish accusations that trump and his associates were russian...

Thank you, mr. Chairman. Welcome, everyone, to the last gas of the russia collusion Conspiracy Theory. As democrats continue to foist the spectacle on the American People, as well as you, mr. Mueller, the American People may recall the media first began spreading this Conspiracy Theory in the spring of 2016. When the fusion gps, funded by the dnc and the elder Clinton Campaign, started developing the Steele Dossier. A collection of outlandish accusations that trump and his associates were russia...

Question john. [ Inaudible Question ]. John. They are devastated. The democrats lost so big today, their party is in shambles right now. Theyve got the squad leading their party. They are a mess. Where even you take a look at scribe and so many of the people that were the most outspoken and they say this was a devastating day for the democrats and you know it john and everybody else knows it. This was a devastating day for the democrats. [ Inaudible Question ]. A very dumb and very unfair questi...

Lead. you had trustee and rally being removed from the legal team. whats the strategy here? >> the strategy is just to find a lawyer who will take the case in florida. the problem is as respected as his new lawyer is, hes not an expert in the field of national security. we lawyers are specialists. theyre going against jay brat, whos the head of the department of justices counterintelligence information. you want to bring your a-game, and you dont want to bring someone new to this area. thats wha...

Unnecessary to have an invasion. to win by the fact the west is not moving decisively and very specifically about what it wants to do. eric: and finally, quickly, how can and nato and the u.s. defend ukraine in terms of antitank missiles, more of those anti- air missiles those kind of things you seat satellites, sharing this kind of counterintelligence information perhaps even encouraging a insurgency against the russians of the cost of putin b too much for him to do this or continue it at home?...

>> there are documents that i found which i describe in my book the most significant document is dated may 20,2016. a month before the first steele report. this proto dossier this describes an opposition research looking into the trumps teams ties to russia. itsin skeleton of what later became known as the steele dossier. the reason why this is so important is because it started, they are talking about the trumps teamor tie to russia. its laying the groundwork for a counter intelligence informat...

Either one of those two things. beyond that, they didnt really look. and the one glimpse we got today is when mueller said, we got this counterintelligence information and we fed it out to the bureau. so, i think mueller viewed his job as to determine if he could prosecute people on these issues, some of the other cases were farmed out, but in terms of whether he observed the red line that donald trump tried to set around his finances, he wouldnt answer directly, but i think indirectly, it looks...

The fbi. in fact, they attacked the fbi. if that helps the president, well then our country has bigger problems. >> you think muellers reluctant to go beyond the scope of the report underscores the need to bring in witnesses like the former white house counsel for example don mcgahn? >> i think it does. i think the bigger part of that -- look, this is the most important investigation in the report of our lifetime but as important as is what is not in there and the special counsel referenced the ...

As a result, we structured our investigation around evidence for possible use in prosecution of federal crimes. we did not reach what you would call "counterintelligence conclusions." we did, however, set up processes in the office to identify and pass counterintelligence information on to the fbi. members of our office periodically briefed the fbi about counterintelligence information. in addition, there were agents and analysts from the fbi who were not on our team but whose job it was to iden...

United states attorney. as a result, we structured our investigation around evidence for possible use in prosecution of federal crimes. we did not reach what you would call counterintelligence conclusions. we did, however, set up processes in the office to identify and pass counterintelligence information on to the fbi. members of our office periodically briefed the fbi about counterintelligence information. in addition, there were agents and analysts from the fbi who are not on our team, but wh...