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Slack.com slash DHQ. It's time for another episode of the FBI.

Today's episode, we meet courageous anti-Trump FBI agent Peter Strach, the man who was fired from

the Mueller investigation and who started the FBI's Russia probe and who led the investigation

into Hillary Clinton's email and now turns out is also the man who changed the FBI's

description of Clinton's handling of classified documents from grossly negligent, which

is a felony carrying serious jail time, to extremely careless, which is just naughty and causes

you to be sent to bed without milk and cookies. Further investigation shows that it was

struck who during the FBI's investigation into alt-coupled tax dodges changed the description

of Coupon from withholding taxes to disguise a murderous organized crime syndicate to a little

too free with his itemized deductions. It was also struck who changed the FBI's description

of a till of the hunt, from raping and pillaging an entire continent to engaging in cultural

outreach. And of course, it was struck who changed the FBI's description of the Emperor

Neuro from he fiddled while Rome burned to he provided musical entertainment around

a cozy fire. The process of redrafting FBI documents has now become known as stroking

that spelled S-T-R-Z-OK. The Z is silent, and so is the FBI. Trigger warning on Andrew

Clayvin and this is the Andrew Clayvin show.

All right, it's more FBI to come. It's Mailbag Day tomorrow, and so you want to get your

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