Hi there, everyone. It's Floor Clark in New York. For years now, the Durham probe has loom

large on the right, part delusional fantasy, part hobby horse for the right, a fulfillment

of the disgrace twice impeached once indicted ex-president and his loyal attorney general's

pledge to quote investigate the investigators. It was really a flashing red warning sign,

though, of the politicization of the Trump air justice department. Now, after an investigation

that lasted four years, twice as long as the Russia probe, it was initially set up to

investigate. Special counsel John Durham has just released a final report. It's more

than 400 pages long. Our team of experts and reporters are still coming through it.

The probes, many failures and contradictions and chaos that surrounded it have been reported

on extensively. They are out there for everyone to see, including high-level resignations.

Now John Durham is not today bringing any new charges. He's lost both of the cases that

he decided to bring to trial. That's why some of the people, at the highest levels of

that probe, left. The probe's stunning clashes and ethical lapses and internal chaos have

been documented and detailed in an extraordinary body of reporting in the New York Times earlier

this year. It reads, in part, quote, Durham spent the first months looking for any evidence

that the origin of the Russian investigation involved an intelligence op targeting the

Trump campaign. Durham's team spent long hours combing the CIA's files. But found no

way to support the allegation. Barring Durham traveled abroad together to press British

and Italian officials to reveal everything their agencies had gleaned about the Trump

campaign and relate to the US. But both allied governments denied they had done any such

thing. The Times also reported that the probe actually uncovered evidence of potential

criminal wrongdoing by none other than Donald J. Trump. Once again, from the Times, quote,

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