Hello and welcome to Byron, Yorkshire, Mount Chitchat, Mount Caps, we'd like to get right

into it.

And what we're going to get into today is, yes, the Durham report.

And actually we're going to get into a special part of the Durham report.

I mean, there's an incredible amount of information in this new report from the Special Counsel

John Durham, 306 pages, and it's about the really disastrous things, the mistakes, and

also the misdeeds of the FBI in the Trump-Russia investigation.

And the one episode I want to talk about now is it was an episode in which something

the FBI was trying, didn't work, and they called it a dry hole, but they just kept on

digging, wouldn't stop, kept doing it, even though they knew there was nothing there.

Okay, so set it up a little bit.

People who follow the investigation are familiar with the case of Carter Page.

In 2016, Carter Page was a short-term, low-level foreign policy advisor to Donald Trump's

2016 presidential campaign.

Now Page had been trying to make it in the energy business, and he had a number of contacts

with Russia as people in the energy business sometimes do.

And he had actually helped U.S. intelligence agents investigate some Russian spies in

the few years before 2016.

But in 2016, he becomes the focus of all this theorizing about collusion.

And he was associated with the Trump campaign, and there were some high-level FBI officials

who suspected that Carter Page was involved in a collusion plot between Russia and the

Trump campaign.

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