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And it's one of those days there is plenty to say boy, there's plenty to say we start the podcast with the actual reading of the attorney general's report on the investigation.

And this is so important because as you will see as the podcast unfolds, it answers all of the questions that the Democrats are asking right now.

They are not being genuine on this. This is a total disingenuous ask of the American people. Well, we need to see the whole full report. Why won't they release the full report? Well, they didn't they didn't make this decision.

You know, on the facts, they were looking at whether or not Mueller could indict the president. No, as you will find out, none of that is true.

Yeah, we also go through the big winners and losers, all the things that you should take out of this and what we took out of this as a day. And then, you know, one of the points you make, Glenn, was that we spent two years thinking about the Mueller thing when we could have been focusing on more important things, one of which is life.

And we go into that story with a movie coming out this weekend. Yeah, called unplanned Abby Johnson and Ashley Bratcher, who plays Abby in this movie.

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We'll have more on that. And it's also in the podcasts.

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All right. So I want to I want to take you through the attorney general's letter that came out last night. Now it's interesting. Usually bad news on the government is dumped on a Friday.

This report was filed by Mueller on Friday. And I immediately thought, of course, it's good for Trump. Because it's not good for Trump. He would come out on a Monday.

But it's good for Trump. So it's coming out on a Friday. Now you can play that one way or another or it was just time to release the report.

Now the attorney general yesterday, he issues a report on the report. So we're never going to see the report. And that's by law.

This is under a like a grand jury kind of rule. It is full of raw information. And you don't just release this by law. So nobody can really release it.

They can release parts of it. But you can't release and dump the whole thing. And and that's a good thing. Otherwise you end up with what we had that started all of this. That's stupid Russia gate story with what was his name from MI5 that that released all of this information.

You know that he was peeing on people and everything, everything else. You don't want the raw information. So here is the attorney general's letter that came out yesterday.

On Friday, the special counsel submitted to me a confidential report explaining the prosecution or declination of decisions that he has reached as required by blah blah blah.

This report is entitled report on the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Although my review is ongoing, I believe that it is in the public interest to describe the report and to summarize the principal conclusions reached by the special counsel and the results of his investigation.

The report explains that the special counsel and his staff thoroughly investigated allegations that members of the president's campaign of Donald J. Trump and others associated with it conspired with the Russian government in its efforts to interfere in the 2016 US presidential election or sought to obstruct the related federal investigations in the report.

The special counsel noted that in completing his investigation. Now listen to this. He employed 19 lawyers who were assisted by a team of approximately 40 FBI agents, intelligence analysts, forensic accountants and other professional staff.

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