Oh, it's a little late.

Michael Goodwin.

How are you?

Good morning, Mark.

We only got like a minute and a half left.

Yeah, a brilliant...

Brilliant column today about they can find the Gilgo murderer a million years later,

but not the cocaine.

It's clear to me they know who used the cocaine,

and that's why they can't find it.

Wouldn't you agree? Look, I think they don't want to know if they don't. They didn't look

very hard. I mean, the idea that we didn't conduct, there are too many interviews to conduct

so we didn't conduct any. I mean, imagine if we all took that position toward our line of work, right?

It's going to be, there's just a lot to do.

I'm not going to do any of it.

Look, I think that the poll that Christopher Ray was confronted with by a Republican member

of Congress that only 37% have a favorable view of the FBI.

And Christopher Ray acts like this is no big deal. It's just another poll. That's not true.

This is a terrible situation when people do not trust the FBI. And Christopher Ray is clearly the wrong man.

He is not going to fix it.

He doesn't think it's a problem that needs his attention.

And he looks like he's just bored when he goes to these congressional hearings.

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