I think they're very dishonest people.

I think they're crooked as hell.

And maybe they have to pay a price for that.

I believe they are truly bad people and dishonest people.

So whatever happens happens.

Hi again, everybody. It's now five o'clock in New York. Those comments made by Donald Trump. people. So whatever happens happens.

Hi again everybody. It's now five of a new York. Those comments made by Donald Trump about former FBI director Jim Comey and former director of the CIA John Brennan land a little differently

after the series of political indictments of several of Donald Trump's critics including that of

Jim Comey himself.

Months after those comments and a referral by CIA director John Ratcliffe comes a renewed push

from House Republicans to prosecute John Brennan.

In a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondy, Congressman Jim Jordan referred Brennan for prosecution

of her statements he made to Congress

about the use of a now discredited dossier, alleging ties between the Russian government and Donald Trump,

claiming that Director Brennan lied in testimony about the use of the dossier in assessments

about Russian meddling in the 2016 election. On our program back in July, Brennan said that all of

these allegations are retread of ground that has been, quote, fairly well and exhaustively plowed.

And he is right. Marco Rubio and special counsel John Durham, who was appointed by Trump's handpicked

Attorney General Bill Barr, feel the same way.

Durham spent four years and $6.5 million and found no criminal wrongdoing on Director Brennan's part.

Neither did that Rubio-led investigation by the Senate Intelligence Committee, of course, chaired by

the guy who's now Donald Trump's

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