He knew exactly what that meant.

A child knows what that meant.

If you're the FBI director and you don't know what that meant,

that meant assassination.

And it says it loud and clear.

Now, he wasn't very competent, but he was competent enough to know what that meant.

And he did it for a reason, and he was competent enough to know what that meant and he did it for a reason and he was hit

so hard because people like me and they like what's happening with our country our country's

become respected again and all this and he's calling for the assassination of the president obviously

he apologized and said he doesn't well he apologized because he was violence but look he's a very, he's a very bad. What do you want to see happen? What do you want to see

happen? I don't want to take a position on it because that's going to be up to Pam and all of the

great people. But I will say this. I think it's a terrible thing. And when you add his history to that. If he had a clean history, he doesn't. He's a dirty cup. He's a dirty

cop. And if he had a clean history, I could understand if there was a leniency. But I'm

going to let them make that decision.

This whole thing just makes me livid. It's appalling and outrageous and demonstrates why Tulsi Gabbard never should have

been confirmed as Director of National Intelligence. Michael Collins and Marie Langan-Ruykoff

are two of the most experienced, accomplished, and talented analysts in the entire U.S.

intelligence community. With over 60 years of combined experience, they have worked for successive

administrations since the 1990s. They have demonstrated time and time again their capabilities,

their competence, their integrity, and they have served as role models for a generation

of intelligence officers inside of CIA. They're CIA officers by background and by training.

And this is going to have real reverberations within the workforce.

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