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An honest and comprehensive examination of the pre-September 11 FBI reflects an agency

that must evolve and that must change if our mission, our priorities, our

structure, our workforce and our technologies are to revolve around the one

central paramount premise of preventing the next attack. So who was that? That was

that was that was Robert Mueller just not that many years ago that's what he

sounded like. When he used to testify in front of Congress. Yeah. Just thought

that was interesting. I was surprised that nobody on any cable news channel played

any of that. I just looked it up on YouTube an old Robert Mueller before Congress

uh thing and where he sounded like sounded and looked like a completely different

human being. Right. Well, yeah, the years have not been kind of. I had no

nobody know that. You have to repeat that for me. The people that were so excited to bring

him up there. How did they not know that? I think they were hoping against hope. He'd come

up and now that one last Clint Eastwood. He's still got it and then he fades away into the sunset.

All right. I didn't want to dwell on that. I just thought it was interesting. So this

was a question, sir. Who's dwelling? Nobody's dwelling. This in the New York Times by a guy named

Thomas Edsel. He writes a weekly weekly column on politics. And I thought this was damned

interesting. The Democratic Party is actually three parties and he breaks down with the three

parties are and I thought this was among the most shocking and interesting things. That

exists in politics today. I do love to be shocked and interested. The Democratic Party of voters

are split in its most progressive wing, which is supportive of contentious policies on immigration,

health care and other issues. Is in the context of the party's electorate disproportionately white.

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