MSNBC calls it another dud. The FBI says it's old news. What are we talking about?

I'm Scott Ott with Bill Whittle and Stephen Green, this episode of Right Angle, brought to you by the members at Bill Whittle.

Well, gentlemen, the sexy title on this document that MSNBC and the FBI are addressing is report on matters related to intelligence activities and investigations arising

out of the 2016 presidential campaigns, now and forever known as the Durham Report. Just out this week

in its public form anyway, the basic conclusions of the report are that the FBI did not do

what it was supposed to do, but it was probably not

a vast political conspiracy and nobody else is going to be prosecuted as a result of it,

or at least that's how it looks. But what drew my attention to the report, I knew it was coming

and we've been waiting for it for years now, was Stephen Green.

The fact that I saw a little clip from MSNBC where Morning Joe referred to it as another

dud.

And then he did his normal thing like I do on this show where he appears to be asking a question

where but he's really giving a lecture for like five minutes and then eventually ends with a, what do you think?

He's talking to this reporter, and basically he's saying, isn't it another dud? Isn't it just a

dud? Don't you agree that it's a dud?

Narratives don't establish themselves, Scott.

When MSNBC calls something a dud, that gets my interest.

So I figured there must be something bad about it because they want to basically say there's

nothing to see here, and I think it means that it is the must-read hit of the summer, and that we should immediately get a copy of it, which I think it means that it is the the must-read hit of the summer and that we

should immediately get a copy of it which I did and downloaded the 300 and I think

it was 316 pages or something like that document and I'm plowing through the

executive summary admittedly it's a tough slog but the upshot of is, and they say right out of the gate, Steve, that the FBI should not have instituted an investigation into Donald Trump's alleged connections with Russia before the 2016 presidential campaign, that they treated Trump differently than they treated Hillary Clinton in the

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