managed to successfully delay. the justice department finally agreeing to toss out the indictme after he was reelected citing the long-standing policy against prosecuting the president. smith largely stayed out of public view and mr. rump routinely directing ire at the prosecutor. posting today -- >> what they have done to me in terms of weaponization, indictments, impeachments and everything else. in the end it probably helped me. >> reporter: smith using his final report to lay the attack at the c capitol at mr. trump's feet, just as the president-elect is days away from being sworn in there. he says he plans to pardon some rioters his first day in office. >> in 60 seconds my exclusive interview with the president of iran. and the criminal charges over the alleged iranian charges to assassinate donald trump. ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ ask your eye doctor about prescription miebo

department of the interior during this challenging time. your vision and leadership will be instrumental to restoring, to restoring balance to frl policies and ensuring that public land are managed with accountability and care. utah stands ready to work with you in tackling these challenges and charting a new course of federalism and respect for local communities. utah stands ready to work with you in tackling these challenges and charting a new course and i'd invite you to visit utah as soon as you have the chance to see firsthand the opportunities and channels that we face. the hearing that we're having today marks a beginning of an essential conversation about the future of the department of the interior and i look forward to hearing your perspective and exploring ways that we can work together to address these pressing issues. thanks again for your willingness to serve and really look forward to our discussions today. i'll turn the time over now to our ranking member from new mexico. >> thank you, chairman and governor burgum welcome to the national resources and energy committee. we had a great conversation last week and i'm looking forward to your answers to the questions

department of interior during this challenging time. your vision and your leadership will be instrumental to restoring balance to federal policies ensuring public lands are managed with accountability and with care. utah stands ready to work with you in tackling these challenges and charting a new course that reflects the principles of federalism and respect for local communities. utah stands ready to work with you in tackling these challenges and charting a new course i would invite you to visit utah as soon as you have a chance to see firsthand the opportunities and the challenges we face. that hearing we are having today marks the beginning of essential conversation about the future of the department of the interior. i look forward to hearing your perspective exploring ways we can work together to address these pressing issues thank you again for your willingness to serve i really look forward to our discussion today. going to turn the time over to ranking member from new mexico. >> thank you chairman and governor burgum welcome to the energy and natural resources committee. good conversation next week last week i am looking for to your answers today. i too w

department of the interior during this challenging time. your vision and leadership will be instrumental to restoring balance to the federal policies and ensuring public lands are managed with accountability and care stands ready to work with you in tackling these challenges and charting a new course that reflects the principles of federalism and respectful local communities. utah stands ready to work with you in tackling the challenges and charting a new course and i invite you to visit utah as soon as you have a chance to see firsthand the opportunities and challenges. hearing we are having today marks thanks for your willingness to serve and i look forward to our discussions today. i will turn the time over to our ranking member from new mexico. quickly had a great conversation last week i'm very much looking forward to hearing your answers to questions today. i too want to begin by acknowledging the horrific wildfires in california over the last couple weeks. and having spoken to many of my numbers on the dais i know you're going to get some questions about that and in particular about firefighters and how we make sure they are supported. the department of interior

mj moon, distinguished professor at the department of public policy and management. the president has a military unit at the compound to guard the outer sectors of the compound. this military unit although it is a military unit does not control by the military, is controlled by the secret service. they know that theirjob is not to go against the law and, although we term it as a stand—off, i'm assuming that they were there just to get clear orders, and when they did stepped aside. i understand you mentioned earlier that you live near the presidential residence. give your back when you be familiar with the layout of the building itself. talk us through the challenges that investigators and officers will have in getting close and locating president yoon? the presidential compound is pretty close. the compound is about ten acres big. there are a couple of residences — the president's residence, the residence of the foreign minister, the head of the secret service chief lives there as well, as well as some other houses. it's not that big, and the presidential house is no