he said christopher was a lot more upset than that. >> christopher made comments that his parents aresending him, taking years out of his life. >> reporter: when they took a closer look at christopher's more recent history. they could easily see his improved behavior wasn't exactly lasting. even girlfriend juliette's influence couldn't keep christopher from slipping up. yes he went back to college after he returned from samoa, but soon dropped out. he did form a company. but the company folded. >> he didn't seem to be motivated. >> reporter: yeah. >> we fried to get him to stay in jobs. nothing seemed to be working. >> reporter: what john sutton didn't know was that his son had gone back to the one job he seemed to be good at -- selling drugs. nor did he know that christopher's friend, garrett kopp was one of his best clients. kopp it turned out had been buying and sometimes reselling the drugs, mostly marijuana and xanax. and he and christopher spent plenty of time sampling the goods according to the prosecutor kathleen hogue. >> is wasn't just drug deals. they hung around a lot. doi

christopher: xi jinping. a new sort of chinese "new,"r -- when i say different from his predecessors. 1997, it90's and since has been far from open in china. on the whole, chinese leaders kept to their agreement on one country, two systems that hong kong could continue with autonomy and its own freedoms. what we have seen with xi jinping is the determination of the strength of the party above everything. he has been throwing china's weight around in a way that it is a danger for democracies around the world and he needs to be called out he is taking advantage of this coronavirus which has been more difficult to deal with the way it was covered up initially by secret communist officials. he is trying to take advantage of that not only in hong kong, but there are incursions of chinese troops into india. they have been throwing their weight around taiwan. they have been throwing their weight around in the south china sea despite the promises they made to president obama. this is down to xi jinping, who is terrif

coming up -- with me, christopher's oak -- with me, christopher's w -- with me, christopher zook of cazthis is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ saudi aramco keeps its massive dividend despite a 25% plunge in profits. we want to get more now with bloomberg's annmarie hordern. what is the importance of the dividend here? annmarie: they had north of $16 billion for their profit. it sounds like a lot of money, and it is, but still lower than this time last year. this comes as the industry deals with this twin stock of the price war and demand destruction due to the pandemic and the world. the dividend, this is really the big draw for saudi aramco to get people to want to buy into the ipo in december. it is huge for the kingdom because they own 90% of the company. the dividend for the first quarter means they are paying on the $75 remain on billion payout for the year. what is interesting about free cash flow for the first quarter was $15 billion. the dividend was north of $18 billion, so are ready you can see money starting to dry up. for the second quarter, the big question is when we have a lot of profits

. >> i came on holiday and i met christopher and we just hit it off. >> christopher wright, a real estate developer lived in the same building and there was a party and bianca was invited. in one night you knew? >> yeah. yeah. >> to anyone watching it was a perfect match. >> i think she brought that playfulness out in chris. >> he was a positive guy and he was ecstatic after. >> though it was true blind passionate love that drove bianca to give up everything she'd known her whole life back in england and move here in utah to be with chris, where six months after that first moment they laid eyes on each other they were married. >> he made me feel very safe. >> her protector and incurable romantic. >> this is man who always cries during romantic movies. like "the notebook." >> it didn't take bianca to become firmly entrenched in loft living. >> academics, airline pilots, physicians, documentary filmmaker, olympic speed skater, mortgage broker, socialites. >> john fife, an advertising incorporator was one of the first to buy the building. >> this building was a collection of interesting peop

news when christopher steel spoke to yahoo! news and the fbi used the yahoo! get a fisa wiretap to go after carter page in the happened with comey leaking information in the columbia university professor to get the mueller probe launched. it happened with government senior official leaking to the washington post and that was used as a pretext to go after flynn. kayleigh machen he needs the white house press secretary said the fbi is supposed to investigate crimes not manufacture them. >> i think you're right, the predication issue is not only important to the flynn case where it appears there was not an investigation that his statements were material, i also think there was no predication for the donald trump criminal investigation that they launched as part of the mueller investigation. i think this is a real issue. liz: why do you say that. >> if you remember jim comey was fired and andy mccabe almost immediately to the leaked memos that jim comey caught and put the president into a criminal investigation and rod rosenstein appointed bob mueller as special c

he appointed christopher ray.g to blame rod rosenstein which tells me he's not happy with christopher ray. >> it does seem to indicate what we've been hearing that the president is not happy with christopher ray. i think it's clear that the president wishes he could maybe get rid of christopher ray but it appears that the political implications of that is what's stopping him and the irony of this is this, john. christopher ray helped the investigation. he appointed fbi agents to help with this review that produced some of these documents that have now led to the justice department dropping these charges against michael flynn. he turned over some of those documents previously to the inspector general, which as i looked at some of these things, so it's not clear why the president is if i cfixated on christopher ray. he's the one who picked christopher ray. >> he works in the trump administration, therefore must have already joined the deep state. michael flynn pled guilty twice. michael flynn pled guilty twice. two

that is coming from fbi director christopher wray, he's working in tandem with attorney general bill barr here at the department of justice but right now as i said, arthel, there are two investigations, that criminal one in medicin minnesota with os who ultimately report to doj and the civil rights investigation here at the department of justice which officials here say is expedited. arthel. arthel: david spunt, thank you. eric. eric: arthel, minnesota is activating additional national guard troops in an effort to try to contain the riots there. this is the first time in the history of that state that the full national guard has been activated says the governor. steve harrigan live in minneapolis with the very latest at this hour there. steve. >> reporter: eric, we saw a lot of movement out in front of the strip mall, we thought perhaps there would be looting going on. instead, it's anything but that. as you can see, people are

christopher wray didn't tell us. he has been fbi director for a couple of years. barr is doing. sydney powell, mike flynn's lawyer. which don't know how far back this garbage went. that is what we have to find out. more importantly have to hold someone accountable involved in this i think primary suspect, primary one looking at should be jim comey. elizabeth: senator chuck grassley joined us earlier in the show. he had this to say also. he is talking about president obama, joe biden. i like your reaction to this sound bite. watch. >> well, it goes back to i think january 5th, 2017 meeting while they were still president and vice president. they met and received information on the investigations of flynn and things of that nature. i think, and for the first time now in the last couple weeks we've had enough information that we know of their involvement t was suspicious, suspicion before but now it's a fact. we want to know more about that meeting. so i asked on the floor of the senate last night, what did they know and when did they know it? elizabeth: so he is say

christoph: we have been able to maintain our supply chain. our own crisis management back in january. we have been able to keep safe and maintain our supplies so far. amanda: that was christoph weber. coming up, amazon, walmart beware. lewis borders is back with an online grocery delivery service. , up next quite home delivery service is expected to knock it out of the park. stay with us. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." louis borders is back with a new startup.ocery home delivery service is being touted as a new model for at-home grocery delivery, harnessing the power of ai and automation. he joins us now from california. great to have you with us. we are seeing this market a bit more saturated now, especially with amazon and walmart. how are you planning home delivery service to be different? louis: this is a huge market that is growing rapidly. it is clearly broken. high and the packaging is wasteful. we are completely transforming the service. we are able to do this because we developed an all new and and robotic system. we used reas

the frustration among republicans is growing much larger with christopher wray.and i, i personally, i applaud devin nuÑes because it was in the toughest of times that he stood up and spoke out. >> that's right. lou: and the american people owe him a great debt, don't you agree? >> yeah, listen, he stuck to the facts as opposed to the emotion and the politics that the etch else was using to attack the trump administration before there was any evidence of wrongdoing. he stuck to the facts, and those facts have persisted, and i think history will show devin nuÑes' report was right and adam schiff's is wrong. i'm writing a story tonight that'll be out tomorrow, the biggest loser of declassification is adam schiff because so many of his statements now are contradicted by the ed we've belatedly gotten the american public -- evidence. lou: and the president's comments have been supported by the evidence and by truth. he, what this president has had to put up with, what this nation has had to put up with because of nancy pelosi, because of schiff, i can bauer hi say his

it is not going to be from christopher christopher wray. elizabeth: we have prosecutor, mr.on this right now. what do you think should happen to former fbi director james comey and peter strzok and his team? do you want criminal charges brought against them? what do you think? >> we don't have all the evidence yet. obviously john durham knows more than we do but from what i'm seeing i'm certainly seeing evidence that contradicts their sworn statements to congress and statements made in their 302s and things that have certainly supported criminal charges with respect to other people. i think it is especially important now that they not be given passes. that criminal charges be brought if in fact the evidence is there to support them and not give them any sort of immunity for special deals when they have, i mean, people who are entrusted with the greatest trust of the american people to enforce our laws should not get a pass when they flat-out deliberately, intentionally, maliciously break them and cause extraordinary pain to other people that they have framed for crimes that

christophe: the u.k. -- alix: the u.k.s to reopen the economy, but people will spend limited time outdoors. rep. pelosi: we must think big for the people now because if we don't, it will cost more in lives and livelihood later. alix: house democrats a $3 trillion release bill -- democrats propose a $3 trillion release bill. kevin: republicans saying they don't want to just send a blank check to states or two individuals still in the middle of a health crisis. alix: it is largely seen as the opening bid in negotiations with republicans. >> there is still a long period of economic recovery. we don't get back to the current level of gdp until 2022. alix: new zealand almost doubles its asset purchase program and is toolbox includes negative rates, something the president continues to push the fed to do. pushes back against this. michael: jay powell and his carry down the possibility of a terrible recession. what is powell going to say about it? alix: this comes after anthony felt he warns about reopening the economy too soon,

christopher wray is an establishment cover.e have lost faith in the fine and they cannot be reef gained until christopher wray is gone. there is no way to make up for the damage inflicted on this war hero. i believe in the system i served in for 32 years and i can only hope the judge will understand the miscarriage of justice and he will vacate the conviction. if not america owes general michael flynn justice no matter how or who brings it on. that's my open. let me know what you think on facebook page and twitter, #judgejeanine. joining me to discuss my open, michael flynn and what's next, republican congressman from the state of florida, matt gaetz. you heard my open, what do you think? >> i completely agree. but sadly i too have lost confidence in christopher wray because he came before the house judiciary committee and told us there was nothing to worry about, that we should be entirely satisfied with the changes they made to the secret courts. the republicans have been telling the american people it wouldn't reveal a crime

so i can't applaud the efforts of christopher wray from anything i know or is have seen. that, he was andrew weissman's supervisor whens weissman was at the department of justice on the enron task force and destroyed arthur anderson, sent four merrill lynch executives to jail while they hid the evidence that showed they were innocent for six years. it's the same old pattern, and mr. wray is part of it. lou: it is an extraordinary gathering of questionable characters over the course of time, particularly those -- and, by the way, that includes some republicans including michael chertoff who altogether chose to destroy a great, a great firm and the jobs of 85,000 people as they took on and charged a professional services firm arthur anderson, which was a death blow, of course. it would be to any professional services firm. let's turn to, if we may, the flynn case and the role here of the fbi which persists as a cloud that is ever darkening. we still don't have the 302s, the interview records of general flynn and the fbi agents who conducted those. it's inning conceivable --

christopher: un placer.olo en wendy's. ¡sí! gracias! ¡salud! ¡qué gusto verte! bueno, vamos a ver. oigan, vi que en la casa están pensando llenar el censo, pero, ¿no es peligroso? ¡para nada! hace diez años estaba como tú. lo llené, y mírame, aquí sigo. tu información personal no se puede compartir ni con la migra ni con la policía. no te preocupes. Órale, ¡pues está bien!, ¿no? ¿listos para ordenar? ¿nos trae un formulario del censo, por favor? llena el censo hoy. dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. en tu casa, gracias a la fórmula dentro de su icónica botella. tresemmé, por más de 70 años, llevando el salón a casa. el especialista en cabello, en tus manos. tresemmé define tu cabello, lo demás lo defines tú. ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: la industria de los restaurantes es una de las mÁs azotadas. los planes de reapertura comienzan activarse. los directivos de las grandes cadenas dan los primeros pasos. jorge: para hablar sobre eso tenemos a josÉ presidente de una compaÑÍa que opera 15,000 restaurantes en el paÍs. gracias

in 1675 as a christopher wren the architect who designed some poles to feed will build an observatory on a hill in the south of the park make. the building was commissioned by king charles the 1st in order that the tables showing the movements of the celestial bodies and the positions of the fixed stars might be corrected with the greatest possible care and accuracy the aim being to determine lines of language you did see and thus to perfect the art of navigation. the problem of the time lane fixing the precise position of a ship in the vast expanse of the ocean say listen been able to work out the degree of latitude ever since antiquity is simply measure the angle between the sun the horizon but what if the horizon was moving up and down the sun was obscured by clouds and how above all to the degree of long it should be ditto. legs that knowledge of the heavens it was thought to provide a solution to the longest huge problem. the 1st astronomer to end a service for the king in the navy was john flamsteed night after night for more than 40 years he studied the stars in the sky over gr

flynn case, congressman jim jordan and trey gowdy are turning their attention now to fbi director christopher wray, and what he's done about it in the last two years all that and a lot more right here right now, on "sunday morning futures." >> and tomorrow morning, much of florida will enter phase i of a three-phase opening with the exception of three counties with the most covid-19 cases. that's miami-dade, broward and palm beach. the executive order allowing some businesses, retail stores and state parks to reopen tomorrow morning, but only at 25 % capacity. joining me right now to tell us how he's gearing up is florida governor ron desantis. governor it's good to have you this morning thanks so much for being here. >> good morning thanks for having me. maria: what will tomorrow look like, sir? >> well i think tomorrow is going to be a small step. i think it's going to be a measured step. i think it's going to be an important step for people of florida to know that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, we're going to follow a safe, smart step by step approach to florida's recovery. we'

shery: that was christopher richter.ou very much for joining us, deputy head of japan research. breaking news out of china right now. we are seeing china reporting no new coronavirus cases and also no deaths from may 28. they are reporting five new asymptomatic coronavirus cases. no new cases, no new deaths, but still, five more asymptomatic cases. we continue toas see global cases rising, topping 5.9 million, and deaths over 358,000 around the world. this as we continue to see more deaths across latin america. as well about 40% of the deaths are averaging out of latin america. 9.1%nth of april, plunging month on month. now, that would be a much bigger decline than the estimated 5.7 percent decline of industrial production. also, when it comes to the yard your numbers, a plunge of 14.4%, a much bigger decline than was expected and also a huge contraction from the previous month. we are talking about the month of april. this is when the state of emergencies across japan were still in place. of course, we have seen is taki

katelyn is graduating from christopher high school in matt gilroy and will be playing women's golf on a scholarship in minnesota. you can email your graduate photos to kpix.com. include their name and a little something about them. no professional photos please. >>> a san francisco boy who loves trucks and received a big surprise for his birthday. that is what we are talking about. firefighters drove in with their trucks and suvs wishing connor walsh a happy ay. th shithay

in 6089 queen mary the 2nd commissions a christopher wren to draw up fans full royal naval hospital. the architects 1st draft met with disapproval because the thames would no longer being visible from queen's park so man had to go back to the drawing board the result was a building comprised of 2 with the space center providing a clear view of the little queen's house.

christopher brwray stays, but t president continues to complain about him inside.ituation in any other administration. >> mike allen, thank you, as always, my friend. going to be reading axios a.m. in a little bit. >> have a great week. >> sign up for the newsletter at signup.axios.com. that does it for me on this monday morning. i'm yasmin vossoughian. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> let us remember how small our differences are in the face of this shared threat. in the final analysis, we are not partisan combatants.

newshour weekend's christopher booker has more.ngey tell me i'm in th line.>> reporter: the scenes frm wisconsin's rece election did not sit well with connecticut secretarof state denise merrill. >> that was a turning point in my discussions with both the governor. leadership and the nobody wants to look like milwaukee, frankly. and that can happen pretty easily. >> reporter: after democratic governor tone evers' executive order that delayed the state election by two months was overturned by the supreme court, polling places if they wanted to cast a ballot. 52 people who worked the polls or voted on april 7ave tested positive for covid-19, arr situation l does not want to duplicate in her state. >> you know, people are just waki up to the fact that they may be asked to vote either in a cuarprti py rl y laconcerinn, and jeopardize tr health. and i think the milwaukee situatvan really gnized people because it was all over television, and people were home watching it. >> reporter: but hoping to minimize in-person voting in connecticut

his christopher nolan, planning to open on july 15.ovies christopher nolan, planning to open onjuly 15. his movies have made billions at the box office. if this can still do the same, it will be seen as the film that saved hollywood's summer. lizo mzimba, bbc news. time for a look at the weather here's darren bett. 28 degrees in london, the heat really focused on the south—east of england, turning cooler in the next few days, for some there will be rain, coming courtesy of this area of cloud wrapped around a deep area of cloud wrapped around a deep area of low pressure. this evening is fine and dry, but overnight we blow in this rain that will sweep northward and eastward, most areas getting some rain overnight, quite a one night as well, but towards the south—east, where it has been a very dry month, not much rain at all. some rain likely on friday morning, but as you can see, not lasting long at all, rain sweeping through, then back into sunshine, some blustery showers, the bulk of those blown into scotland and northern ireland, wher

it identifies june 7th christopher harris day. in 1901. christopher hears my brother. was killed at 9 years old while. playing the ripple effect of. violence when it comes to youth violence as a whole. it stretches far why. i spend a lot of time talking to people you know a lot of times it seems like people listen when it benefits them. when you come people listen. and give an option have to be called talking about racism but i do realize day folks may not come from where i come from. a professional comes out of life oh i wish page program i'm going to strike an average of $12.00 i'll listen i'm going to send us a check. because the 1st rights my people the civil rights i'll. never miss it to this point 55432 well guys we can mr paul this entire legislation right now this rink floor debate on the veterans bill is in a frank you had an amendment tell us about it so i had a stand alone bill that. i was doing that was going to please all i tell it is never people asked me about truth i mean why true if you're really raising a traitor to the best friend republican always b

speech of christopher christopher christopher. i might get away with slander and a verbal assault. i don't think i have ever gotten away with just a little guy. not even gotten away with physical assault. so i think he overstates the case. and also the course, i'm long past the point where i can claim to be republican button down or not. i'm an old republican. nine like most like white guys. we are all republicans even if we sometimes callers loves something else. like democrat. host: you didn't know you will come over here and get attacked did you. >> all the trouble in the world. p.j. o'rourke . in any good book to read people. the first book. when was this put out. >> the racial addition of that was 1983. host: was is about. p.j.: this book bound up being adam smith. i was simply puzzled and i did not understand why some countries are rich in other countries are poor. and so i started poking around, going to rich countries and poor countries and try to see if i can figure out why this country was rich in other countries report. that was from that experience that the editor of gl

christopher: that's a great question. without more on the fiscal side, we think it is going to be very difficult for asset prices to rally on a long-term basis. right now, this feels a bit like a bear market rally. we could retest some of the old highs. there's a lot of gas in the system from the fed. in fact, some of the health-care side of this equation is turning out better than expected. if you look at some of the gdp waited by state hospitalization, a large portion of gdp in this country is actually on demand. in fact, more than half is. so there could be a wave of reinfection, etc., but the system is much more prepared for that. from that standpoint, things are better than where they were. we are much more prepared. what needs to be seen is the job creation functions start to pick up, the job return function before it turns into a job from a temporary loss to a job determinant -- a job permanent loss function. our expectation is that we see that we very slow, and it is going to take several quarters, well into 2021.

christopher: good morning.hink what we need to expect in the coming months, especially the second quarter, the pain will be deepened in the german economy. we expect the complexion than the second quarter could be around 7%, which is already kind of huge compared with the overall crisis, and for the world, we expect the complexion to be around a percent, but at the end of the day, germany will cope with the situation much better than much of the other countries, especially italy. as a matter of fact, what we know is germany has massive stimulus. this could be another step in terms of stimulus, which is the good news. the management model in germany -- the deal with workers and employers, they are working all together. it is usually a good way to protect people. on the whole, i would be much more optimistic over the german economy than the other economies. that .5he narrative trillion euro package, that is being debated about getting europe up, running, and recovering. the frugal four, as they are referred to, a

. >> shannon: fbi director christ heather: christopher ray facing increased scrutiny following revelations for recently released michelson interview notes and texts and adam schiff under fire tonight, fox news contributor molly hemingway joins us to discuss so many things, hardly know where to start. we have a letter from senator johnson and congressman jordan to christopher ray saying the american people learn troubling details about the politicization and misconduct at the highest levels of the fbi during the obama biden administration. more concerning we continue to learn these new details for litigation and investigations, not from you, director ray remains firmly committed to addressing all the failures of the prior fbi leadership maintain a foundation of pentacles, rigor, objectivity, continuity and ownership, he will fulfill the bureau's mission. where do you think we stand? >> director ray hasn't done himself any favors how he has handled the revelations of wrongdoing it the fbi and this goes back years, congressional investigations, inspector general portend the department of just

senior editor christopher bedford. chris, your reaction. "in any normal.ry, this exchange would define obama forever. obama would be known as the disgraced former president who used federal law enforcement to hurt his political enemies". your reaction to this story. >> media that is very much on the side of president barack obama feared richard nixon is often the president that we think of when we talk about doing anything he could to talk about them. lyndon b. johnson paved the way for that. a democrat who put spies in the opponents campaign offices and would have memos leaked on them. you don't really care about that in history. you certainly won't hear about it with barack obama either. the main reason is for that is exactly the same. the media has on their side. >> what we are seeing in the fifo court documents in 2017- 2018 is tens of thousands of improper searches in those two years and then you see it in the oval office meetings, susan rice's e-mails memorializing what tucker carlson just spoke about, also that e-mail about the oval office meeting o

i al want to bring in something from fbi director christopher wray, he just works across the street in fbi headquarters. it's internal memo obtained by fox news yesterday. it went all to all fbi staff across the country. i want to read part of it, it says the events this past week in minneapolis clearly illustrate how quickly the trust can be lost. as law enforcement we are bound by an oath to serve all members of our community with equal compassion, professionalism, dignity and respect, the american people should expect nothing less from us. that coming from fbi director chris wray who is working very closely with attorney general bill barr. also, jon, going on right now before is to it back to you, expected to be some sort of demonstration outside of the department of justice, the group online says they are peaceful, but they have some serious questions about how this investigation here at doj is being handled. we will continue to follow it, jon. jon: all right, david spunt outside of the department of justice, thank you. civil rights attorney brian claypool, owner and managing partn

and this hasn't been because of christopher wray, director wray.is because of the inspector general looking at them and this other pressure that's been put on them and so that's -- the timing of it is most dubious. the action is appropriate but should have been done a long time ago. sandra: it's going to be called an after action review, it will evaluate the fbi's role in the case and, secondly, determining whether any, quote, current employees engaged in misconduct. do you believe ultimately there will be any accountability that will come from this? >> well, we haven't seen any so far. i would hope so. i hope the attorney general goes after the folks that were at the top of that order that committed the coup. then you have -- attempted the coup. you have some others along the way that were following orders from those people. and we need to get to the bottom of that. i hope somebody's held accountable for this. sandra: ultimately what happens with the fisa process is of keen interest to you. you have been pushing on this. you recently introduced a

christopher wray's so-called review of it all.a statement the fbi admitting, quote: although e the fbi does not have the prosecutorial authority to bring a criminal case, the inspection division can and will evaluate whether any current onboard employees, get that? onboard employees engaged in actions that might warrant disciplinary measures. in other words, well, going on to say as for former employees, the fbi doesn't have the ability to take disciplinary action. in other words, the fbi has successfully, corruptly run out the clock and will have only irrelevancies to offer in this internal review. we will have a lot more on this development tonight. we'll be talking with judicial watch president tom fitton who has just uncovered an important document concerning the origins of the flynn investigation. >>> in other news here, the chinese communist party bending the arc of history as the liberals like to say, bending the arc of history toward totalitarianism. today can china scrapped hong kong's representative government and all bu

and this day honors christopher. just two weeks ago we lost sergeant christopher wesley curry. only 23 years old, this hoosier soldier from terre haute, indiana, was stationed in iraq. those who knew christopher said sergeant curry's incessant optimism was the hallmark of his personality and often provided respite for others during times of stress. his honesty, lightheartedness, and wit will always be remembered by his brothers in arms. to those who are not here today because they made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation, we humbly say thank you. their legacy lives on in the hearts of every american. god bless america. i yield back, mr. president. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. roberts: thank you, mr. president. thank you to senator young, senator collins who just preceded me and set the tone as only they can do with regard rul, mr. president, to stand on the floor of the senate and speak about so many who have served and defended our nation. as the son of a world war ii veteran, a marine veteran, i might add, and a veteran mysel

. >> shannon: fbi director christopher wray facings green tea from the recently released michael flynnnterviewe interv. federalist senior analyzer mollie hemingway binds us. we have so many things as we talked about during the commercial, i barely know where to start. thank you for being with us. >> great to be here. >> shannon: we have a letter from senator johnson. the letter to the fbi director christopher wray saying that the american people learn troubling details about the politicalization and misconduct at the highest levels of the fbi during the obama-biden administration. we continue to learn the new details from litigation and investigations not from you. the fbi putting out a statement saying that director ray is firmly committed to addressing the failures under fbi leadership and principles of rigor, objectivity, accountability and ownership read going to fulfill the borough's mission. where do you think we stand with director wray tonight? >> i don't think he has done himself any favors. this goes back years where we have had and congressional investigations and even the d