Hello, everyone. Welcome back to another episode of You're Wrong with Molly Hemingway and David

Arsani. You know, Molly, some weeks I really worried that we're not going to have enough to talk about,

you know, and this I think might be one of those weeks, don't you? Yeah, nothing really is going on

in the world at large, the country. The country is not falling apart. Anyway, let's talk about the

Durham report. That is the news of the day, but apparently not the news for mainstream. Oh,

for establishment media, where it was barely covered, including upset to say in the Wall Street

Journal on the initial day, though, they had a very good editorial later about it.

Obviously, this is something you've covered. I mean, the topic of of Russia collusion, the

hoax of Russia collusion from nearly the very beginning. I think the Federalist deserves credit

for being on to this very early and writing just a slew of really good stories and great journals.

But I'll just start with this because I don't know how else to get into this huge topic.

Was there anything in that report that surprised you or anything that you didn't expect?

Or was it exactly what you expected? So I think I might have had a better understanding of what

to expect than a lot of people did. So the report in some ways was exactly what I expected.

A really thoughtful, precise look at how the Russia collusion hoax got weaponized by the FBI.

And it is that. But having said that, there are lots of surprises for me, including, I mean, like

one of the things that Durham explains is that there were multiple disconcerting issues surrounding

foreign attempts to bribe Hillary Clinton. And the way the FBI handled that was either

disordered not worry about it or to give a defensive briefing, certainly not to open up an investigation.

In one case, they actually tell a confidential human source that they don't want that source

continuing to give information about foreign attempts to give money to the Clinton campaign.

So there were lots of interesting details about that that I had no idea about. And even,

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