opportunities to do it? it certainly did. but, as you pointed out, there is a couple things that are important about this indictment. it says there was no they don t name any american involved at all. they don t say any american had any whiting involvement in it they don t talk about any sort of collusion with members of the trump campaign. pete: byron, how much is this about how in the world could donald trump win, explaining somehow the inexplicable amongst the so-called mainstream media, democrats and other in our intelligence communities? is that obsession the core of this? well, it certainly is on the part of former clinton supporters who, as we know, immediately the day after the election began searching for some sort of narrative that would explain their candidate s failures. there is no downtow doubt about that. bigger picture on trump investigation is there has
dan, thanks for joining us this morning. big indictment from the mueller camp of 13 russians and three russian companies. what do you make of it? there s a lot here, pete. so let me just start off, first, by saying i fully realize that nothing i say, you say, or anybody else says is going to change liberal minds. they are absolutely convinced there is a big collusion conspiracy here. and i get it your skulls are 6 feet thick. you re committed to. this you think the president is guilty of treason. i get nothing. i m saying that s going to change that i m just telling you, you are living in a fantasy land. there is no collusion now. there was no collusion yesterday. there was no collusion last year. there was no collusion that s going to happen tomorrow. there is no collusion. read the indictment. even worse, pete, one more point of this, if you read number 53, line 53 of the indictment, they are lined out pretty easy to see. you will see that they actually had groups up there that w
duels. third car in daytona 500. hopefully we don t get caught up in anything doing. this. rick: you are from san diego which is not that typical of a place to start in racing. how old were you when you started and then if you have been doing that long how do you ever give it up. i started riding dirt bikes. my parents owned a motor sport shop. that was my entry. i never thought nascar would be the place for me especially in 70 s and 80 s it was east coast. my journaly through racing and involvement with chevrolet led me to nascar and east coast and now nationalized sport and turned out to be great for me. rick: you have been great for the sport. thank you for being with us this morning and wish you the best of luck today or tomorrow. thank you. send it back to you. rachel: thanks, rick. pete: all down hill after an interview like that. griff: jimmy johnson, wow, unbelievable. democrats say democrats are totally abandoning dreamers as immigration debate hits a wall in the senate. s
horses and all the king s men. not one american colluded with the russians when they were trying to play games here in the american political campaigns. pete: i don t think your statement is entirely true. some americans did collude with the russians and it looked like the democrats and the hillary clinton campaign. that s true but why pete, you are exactly right. but why isn t rod rosenstein holding press conferences about an investigation into that? pete: true. why isn t this justice department looking into the abuse of the fisa process? look, the russians were trying to make it clear to the clinton camp that they had dirt on trump and they were going to use it against him and all of that was false trump was victimize you had. and the fbi, rather than protect him, use you had it as a prey text working with the clinton campaign to target him under the corrupt
past. it is the most difficult job as a reporter to ask parents why. but now they have credible reasons to question the fbi and you will remember, we will talk some more about this, but some instances of the fbi missing things in the job they have. pete: your government is going to make mistakes. you can t always count on the authorities to get it right. rachel: turn now to some of your headlines. chief of staff john kelly ordering an overhaul of the white house security clearance process. kelly outlining the changes in a memo to staff saying we must do better among the changes asking for the fbi to notify the white house about any issues and background checks within 48 hours. limiting access to classified information with people for people with temporary clearances and frequent status reports on pending background checks. this comes after criticism over former staff rob porter who had a top clearance despite domestic abuse allegations.