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Dominion Voting CEO Denies Allegations, Claims Disinformation The voting equipment company assured Michigan lawmakers that the many conspiracy theories surrounding the election night error in Antrim County were baseless, dangerous disinformation. Paul Egan, Detroit Free Press   |   December 16, 2020   |  News (TNS) — The CEO of Dominion Voting Systems told Michigan lawmakers Tuesday his company has been targeted in "a dangerous and reckless disinformation campaign," and rebutted allegations that range from Dominion tabulators flipping v...

And how the fbi case was opened. the attorney general also weighed in on the findings, quote, the inspector general's report says the fbi launched an intrusive investigation on the thinnest of suspicions that in my view were insufficient to justify the steps taken. for more, i'm joined by brad berger, ken delaney and greg bower, former assistant of the fbi. i want to go to greg on this. it's about the credibility of the fbi. how will this work -- how is this going to be received at the fbi, this report today? >> chris, as you saw, the director of the fbi today accepted the findings of the insp...

Together, in fact the campaign knew all about the russian hacking, knew and were totally in ka hocahoots and if they had investigated it. what would that have said about the fbi? >> there would have been hearings for the gross misconduct if they hadn't opened some investigation. the threshold for opening an investigation, even a full investigation which they were authorized to do here, is pretty low. this was well predicated. he was critical of how they happened. none of those were political in nature at all. >> i want to go back to greg. you're the inches spi tuesdayal guy. i just watched "mi...

Had t. would have been a dereliction not to open it. >> let's talk about the durham report. ken, he's dressing it up like it's some big profound thing coming out because his tottiestottie is digging stuff up. where is that going to take us, the trump counter attack? >> chris, as greg said, it was absolutely extraordinary that john durham, the u.s. attorney in connecticut choose today to issue a statement saying that even though his investigation isn't over he disagrees with the ig's findings. i've never seen that before. he's a sitting u.s. attorney and he's talking about a pending investigati...

>> well, that's right. i think the republicans are largely in denial about the legal case and, of course, to the extent that we see a compelling legal case, that should make for traditionally -- would have made for a compelling political case but let me push back on the notion that additional testimony from mulvaney or others is necessary to link the president to this effort. we have to remember that we already have a summary of the july 25th call in which the president clearly puts himself right in the middle of this scheme. we then have the mulvaney press conference where he essentially just...