All right. Thank you. Scott Shannon. Thanks to all of you for being with us. Happy Friday,

8904. One Sean, you want to be a part of the program. The House has now opened an investigation

in the allegations that the FBI spied on Congress during its Russia hate hoax House Judiciary

Committee yesterday opened a formal investigation in a why the FBI snooped on two Republican

House and Intel committee staffers during the height of the Russia collusion probe suggesting

the seizure of their private email and records may have been in retaliation for the panel's

efforts to expose the Bureau of misconduct. Remember, we were exposed. Linda, what was

it that they released on us? I forget. I don't even remember. I've had so much released

publicly from personal text messages time and time and time and time again, so much for

privacy. I forget exactly what it was. Remember, it was me, Solomon, Sarah Carter, Greg

Jarrett, all your text messages with Manafort, Solomon, Sarah, when Judicial Watch went

and did the FOIA. It came out that they had been watching all of you. That nice of them.

Isn't that very pleasant? Did they have a legal search warrant to do so? I'm sure they

had a very nice Rosenstein approved Faisal Warren that Komi took a nice look at. I'm sure.

And did they have a right to release my personal private text messages with Paul Manafort?

Did they have the right to do that? I think the lucky part of that is the answer is no,

but it's exactly the same as your monologue. So I think you're good. You know, that was

the, now there was a funny moment in all of this is that it was big news on fake news,

CNN and MSDNC. They just love, you know, this whole story and their conclusion was, oh

my gosh, it sounds like one of his monologues. He's exactly the same in real life than he

is on TV, which made me ponder the question, what, your phonies? You have different views

in private because I am what I am and I say what I say and I say what I believe. But I mean,

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