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We're supposed to have Senator Ted Cruz on tonight. I'm going to deal with that in the final thought. We do expect him next week, but we were lucky and I used that word literally enough to get Senator Ron Johnson from Wisconsin.

To comment on my column that I wrote yesterday and the investigations by the House.

First I have to ask you, you are the ranking member of the Senate permanent subcommittee on investigations, which I think is the most important Senate committee in existence because you have oversight on corruption.

Okay, and you're the second ranking member. If the Senate goes to the Republicans in 24, you'll be the chairman.

The chairman now is Richard Blumenthal, the Liberal Democrat from Kentucky. He doesn't want any part of this Biden stuff, correct?

No, he doesn't. And when we last time we were in the majority, I was chairman of the full committee, the committee and Homeland Security Governmental Affairs.

I was working with Senator Grassley, then chairman of the judiciary committee, and we were investigating Hunter Biden.

We did not have, I did not have the support of my Republican colleagues on my committee, or we didn't have the support of our conference to, for example, Sopian the Biden's thought is too political in 2020.

Why didn't the Republicans on your committee support you in issuing the subpoenas?

They thought it was too political during a political campaign.

So they thought they thought the American people would see it as a political thing and go against the Republican party. That's it.

Right. We issued our report in September of 2020. It was widely ignored by the media, but all through 2020, both Senator Grassley and I were accused by the media by our Democrat colleagues of soliciting and disemning Russian disinformation,

even though our report was completely based on US records, Treasury records, suspicious activity reports.

In September 2020, we laid out the vast web of foreign financial entanglements, the millions of dollars of transactions with CEFC, Burisma, Russia.

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