so bhob mcculloch let them in. the story made no sense and who the f.b.i. s whose attorney basically seemed not to believe and that s the fairest reading we can give you. now, a new bomb shell report putting the testimony even further into question. the smoking gun web site reporting to identify witness 40 that she is a woman with, a criminal past who has a history of making racist remarks.
so bhob mcculloch let them in. the story made no sense and who the f.b.i. s whose attorney basically seemed not to believe and that s the fairest reading we can give you. now, a new bomb shell report putting the testimony even further into question. the smoking gun web site reporting to identify witness 40 that she is a woman with, a criminal past who has a history of making racist remarks. we re not endeavoring to give a proper name to this witness.
itself, means that mr. mcculloch basically abused his prosecutorial obligations? the argument could be made, especially when you consider the fact that should have known or could have easily ascertained that this witness had fabricated information before in another high-profile case in the fact that if they would have veted her properly, you know, the police had the resources from the state of missouri. for people trying to make sense of this tonight, what are you going to do about it? is there a filing or an action that you re considering taking? absolutely. we talked to his family about this all day. and we do blooe this should go before a judge.
if you believe it at best, did it where it was so inconvenient for her to be on the stand for a long time. but if it was deliberate, they didn t want her on the stand at all. for the judge to settle this grand jury s decision if this information is, in fact, correct. right. mr. crumb, some of the racist writings and ramblings of this witness, i don t want to read on air. they re here and available to the public and on a smoking gun. in your view, though, when you say that, are ewe saying that the prosecutor here, to put this kind of decision with criminal problems and racism publicly put forward at that time, that that, itself, means that mr. mcculloch basically abused his prosecutorial obligations? the argument could be made,