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Welcome back to the Dershow before we get to Syria and Biden and Trump.

A couple of news items.

The head of the FBI, the current head of the FBI, Christopher Ray, has said he would

now resign before January 20th so as not to require President Trump to fire him. President

Trump could fire him under the law, but Ray decided to make it easier for both of them and to,

and to resign. There's now going to be a vacancy, and the president can appoint the man

he would like to see his head of the FBI. But of course, his nominee is very controversial.

And there may be a problem of getting the Senate to confirm him.

We're not sure. That'll depend on hearings. There are three or four nominees who are controversial.

Obviously, my old friend Bobby Kennedy Jr.

And the man who's up for Secretary of Defense

and the woman who's up for kind of national intelligence services,

those are all the questionable.

I'm not saying questionable. I'm saying they are questionable, because there are

senator, Republican senators who've said they have some questions about it. You know, it's interesting

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