you are entering the freedom hot. Inspector General's testifying on Capitol Hill. We also have the attorney general saying not so fast.

This is a report that is not the end of whether or not the spying on Trump was elicit and perhaps illegal.

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Former CIA analyst. Former member of the NWPD. He's a great guy.

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No. I think our nation was turned on its head for three years. I think based on a completely bogus narrative that was largely famed and hyped by an irresponsible press.

I think that there were gross abuses of Pfizer and inexplicable behavior that it is intolerable in the FBI.

In one area I do disagree with the I.J. and that was whether there was sufficient predication to open a full blown counterintelligence investigation specifically using the techniques that they did

to collect intelligence about the Trump campaign.

The greatest danger to our free system is that the incumbent government used the apparatus of the state, principally the law enforcement agencies and the intelligence agencies, both to spy on political opponents, but also to use them in a way that could affect the outcome of the election.

I think when you step back here and say, what was this all based on? It's not sufficient.

The core statement, in my opinion, by the I.J. is that these irregularities, these misstatements, these omissions, were not satisfactorily explained.

The question really is, what was the agenda after the election that kept them pressing ahead after their case collapsed? This is the president of the United States.

Welcome to the Bucks' Acton Show, friends. That was Attorney General Barr with some very important comments that everyone needs to keep in mind right now given the unbelievable mendacity of the press.

The willingness to skip past what has happened here. Oh, that's right. The inspector general that the media has been telling us, of course, is so trustworthy and great because he didn't completely annihilate every aspect of their network.

Just the fact that the steel dossier was a fraud. Carter Page did nothing wrong.

Enormous mistakes, tremendous blunders. And we'll get into whether they were just mistakes in a minute.

But the only thing they don't really have quite yet is somebody from the FBI saying, you know what? Let's abuse the investigative process.

Let's weaponize FISA against a presidential campaign, signed agent so and so, sending to agent so and so with a declaration and signature at the bottom.

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