Welcome back to the re-education.

Today's show is an extended monologue that are my thoughts on what looks to be the last chapter of Rushagate, the Durham Report.

I focus on former deputy director Andrew McCain, who has been exposed for his deceptions by Durham and others,

and yet still enjoys a comfy perch from CNN.

I want Americans to understand how the FBI makes these decisions on when to open cases and who to investigate.

It's not because we do it because we like it or we think it's fun or we like

don't like a person or are supporting one political direction or the other. It's because we have

facts and information in our possession that gives rise to an articulable basis to believe

that a threat to national security or a federal crime may have been committed.

Well, let's talk about it. Did you order a counterintelligence investigation into the president?

I did. Well, that was former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe on the Today Show on February 19, 2019,

assuring Americans the Bureau doesn't play favorites and doesn't hold grudges.

Despite what the bad orange man said, the FBI follows the rules.

And so when he opened a counterintelligence investigation into President Trump, he did it for good reasons.

Sure, Jan.

Well, I play this clip now because in part, at least, it is such an obvious load of manure

what Andrew McCabe was just saying in light of what we now have learned from John Dorham,

the special counsel who last week released a devastating report on Crossfire Hurricane.

That's the FBI's investigation into Donald Trump and Russia.

But we didn't really need Durham to expose McCabe.

When he gave these interviews as part of his book tour back in 2019, the special counsel that had

inherited the FBI's investigation already concluded that it lacked any evidence that any American,

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