the sources into the matter verse the investigation is still officially open should any new information surface. the investigation into the bidens on capitol hill is still open. house oversight committee chairman james comer says he reviewed go unclassified fbi forms regarding a foreign national who claimed to have bribed then vice president joe biden. well, unfortunately, we saw a lot redactions in these documents. i would estimate that 55 to 60% of the two documents were redacted. it s just a complete waste of my time. it s another example of the fbi stalling, stonewalling, doing everything they can to obstruct the house oversight committee s example of biden bribery. oversight committee congressman jamie raskin said he also reviewed the fbi documents. claimed they are not related to any corruption allegations and he doesn t understand comer s accusations on hunter s plea deal committee republicans are using these documents to try to breathe new life into baseless all
wrongly and he sets out a path of misconduct throughout the fbi. and that s what we re going to hear today. we heard yesterday mr. durham is very committed to the issue ever identifying there was misconduct under the comey fbi and the department of justice reviewing this issue and pursuing donald trump. imagine that the two years we lost as a country and what happened to the trump presidency as a result of these baseless allegations and we have the horowitz investigation, the mueller investigation, the durham investigation, the nunez investigation, all finding the same thing these were baseless allegations a result of the clinton plan that hillary clinton paid for these allegations to basically be put forth as opposition research that found its way to the fbi and became a full blown investigation. this is politically bias. this is obviously misconduct. this is the other aspects of what we are worried about at the fbi. ainsley: and hymes is a democrat from connecticut maybe that he th
the next week or so all right, carley, i m going to send it over to you for more headlines. fire crews fight to rush the blaze as major roadways were closed down as smoke filled the air. look at that luckily no injuries reported after hours of battling the flames. the fire department declared the building a total loss. the initial cause of that fire still under investigation. later today, the house could vote on a revamped resolution to censure congressman adam schiff for his involvement in the russian collusion probe and to former president donald trump. it was blocked last week after republicans called part of the resolution unconstitutional. florida congresswoman anna paulina luna called the revised measure to the floor and says she has enough votes to get approval. those are your headlines, brian, down to you. brian: thanks so much, carley. appreciate it. well downstairs. three sentences this. i can t do anything right.
the sources into the matter verse the investigation is still officially open should any new information surface. the investigation into the bidens on capitol hill is still open. house oversight committee chairman james comer says he reviewed go unclassified fbi forms regarding a foreign national who claimed to have bribed then vice president joe biden. well, unfortunately, we saw a lot redactions in these documents. i would estimate that 55 to 60% of the two documents were redacted. it s just a complete waste of my time. it s another example of the fbi stalling, stonewalling, doing everything they can to obstruct the house oversight committee s example of biden bribery. oversight committee congressman jamie raskin said he also reviewed the fbi documents. claimed they are not related to any corruption allegations and he doesn t understand comer s accusations on hunter s plea deal committee republicans are using these documents to try to breathe new life into baseless allegations a
unequality of justice inequality of justice. we are seeing that come out of the fbi on routine basis when it comes to celebrity democrats and we are certainly seeing it here. brian: let s talk about the durham report. we are going to see very fascinating testimony today, but you got behind closed doors yesterday. and most everybody is praising the professionalism because there is no cameras rolling and the information that durham was saying. before i get to your take on it. jim himes came out and said it s very clear there was a problem but they said, to summarize, there was no political bias that they found. they found problems with the investigation and predetermined ideas where the investigation should go before you investigated. but no politicization or anti-g.o.p. motivation. did you find that same thing? no. and neither did durham. i mean, if you read the end of his report. he clearly sets out that there is a bias that resulted in both the investigation being opened