This week on the Federalist Radio Hour, the Arizona race is such an interesting one because

Blake Masters, from at least my perspective, is a very good candidate and a good sort

of glimpse at what the future of the Republican Party could and should be, but it's telling

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Hello and welcome to the Byron York Show, the No-Chit-Chap podcast, we like to get

right into it.

And what we're going to get into today is a special talk with former Attorney General

Bill Barr.

It was a No-Chit-Chap interview, I have to say, talked to him recently for an article

I did for the Washington Examiner and we talked about a whole lot of things, but the first

thing we talked about, which is what I'm going to play for you, is the so-called Rushing

Gate investigation, the status of the John Durham investigation, who, as you know, has

lost two court cases and is thought to be working on a final report, no more prosecutions.

And what the legacy, the effects of the FBI's actions in pursuing Donald Trump as a candidate

in 2016 and as a new president in 2017, what effect those actions, which you could really

call misconduct, will have on the FBI going into the future.

And it was not, it was not an optimistic conversation.

Basically, the bottom line was, will there be any accountability for FBI misconduct in

the Rushing Gate debacle?

And the answer is, no, that was pretty clear, but in the course of that, we discussed

a lot of reasons for that, the reasons it's very hard to investigate official misconduct

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