oversight chair trey gowdy and ranking member elijah cummings sounding off to say the least. because this inspector general's report should conjure anger, disappointment, and sadness in everyone who reads it. this ig report lays bare the bias, the animus, the prejudging of facts by senior fbi agents and senior attorneys. in attempts to minimize and mitigate this bias are so antithetical to what we want and deserve in our law enforcement officers and it's dangerous to the broader community. >> at this point, i think it's crystal clear that the only answer republicans will accept is that hillary clinton must be guilty. republicans in congress are only willing to use their full arsenal of constitutional weapons to attack hillary clinton or protect donald trump. >> melissa: i go to you first. is it about attacking hillary clinton? when i heard was trying to get to the bottom of what's going on at the fbi and their bias. >> pete: that's exactly right. at this inspector general report is finally a portion of the investigation into the investigators that's been long overdue. the way

plus we'll ask maryland depth congressman elijah cummings why dems won't put politics aside and vote with republicans. then we'll hear from voters in arizona, where immigration is a fact of life. what do they think of what's going on in washington? >> i'm 100% behind donald trump. we finally got a leader that does something. >> i think that we're stepping on the grounds of human rights. you know, republican or democrat, i think that this is just escalating. very, very dramatically. and very, very badly. >> and in a new cbs news battleground tracker survey, voters nationwide weigh in on immigration and more. plus, plenty of analysis on all the news, all coming up on "face the nation." >>> good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." protests continued over the weekend as the department of health and human services announced that there are 2,053 minors still in their custody, but that they knew the location of all of the children and cry theate created a task force to reunite them with their families. the agency say 522 children previously in the custody of customs and border protec

this is the united states of america. >> congressman elijah cummings in congress and that is what it is like in congress right now. congressman cummings is his own thing and a very powerful speaker but this is the level of outrage summoned by what the trump administration has started doing on the border. but they want this. there is this tension here in terms of what the administration is trying to pull off here. it is not that they didn't know it would create outrage to start ripping 2-year-olds away from parents. it is not like they are trying to assuage people's concerns about the policy. there is a reason the president went out of his way today to deliberately describe immigrants as an infestation in this country. they infest our country -- he said today. white house knows what that means. white house adviser steven miller explained to "the new york times" how much the trump administration loves the outrage over this. how much they are in fact banking on it. how, in fact, that is the point of what they are doing. steven miller telling the "times," you have one party in favor of op

elijah cummings is one of the a fewin democrats say the restaurant should have served sanders.k a differentet approach. 's make sure we show up wherever we have to show up and if you see anybody fro cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd.and you . and you tell them they are not welcome. >> so please note t restaurant in this story shouldn't be confused with the red hen in washington. the restaurant is unaffiliated with the virginia location and says it will serve everyone. >> nats serving up a. win time for the morning line ts of runs scored. nationals bhit the pies at tos park final score eight it was a daniel murphy two run t singlet was the gameci der last night. although, you know, lots of runs as we said back and forth in this one and murphy feeling his groove after being out for almost the entire season. anthony rendon had a and a double, there was a rain delay. ubles.harper had three there was a rain delay. rainlast night.t did >>> big score for the c washingtonitals. the team resigned defenseman john car

. >>> maryland congressman elijah cummings coming to the defense of sarah sanders after she was kicked out of a rirg virginvirg restaura restherant. >> whoawmaker blames and a huple is getting married right now. jurs after a fire forced them, family and friends out of their home. >> news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening, everybody. thanks for joining us tonight. gonzalez. have a new severe thunderstoom warninging in just now so we want to send thingso storm team 4te ologist somara theodore. >> we are getting clipped by one storm that's seve in maryland. i'm headed straight to frederick county. how long it stretches throughout the span of the county into carol county, as well. definily heavy rainith this one. 60 mile per hour wind gusts. that will be the biggest threat wiis. not a lot of lightning, no reports of hail just t. tracking it out as it continues to push east. we're seeing it arrive in areas at 6:09 in the coming minutes and within the next half hou moving farther south. possibly moving into parts of montgomery but at this poi around 6:36 it should be in freedom. bigow p

>> reporter: representative elijah cummings visibly emotional. >> we need you to remind him that thiss the united states of america. it is a great country. we need you to stand up and for those children. >> reporter: senator bob menendez playing sounds of those crying children on the senate floor. [ crying ] >> how do you submit the cries of innocent children to the congressional record? >> reporter: members from the president's own party saying a more prominent fix is needed. >> a lot of us have said publicly we'd like to see this fixed. that i don't think this is going to age well over time. we'll see where the administration comes out. >> i don't think anybody likes to see these images or the reality of children being separated from their parents. >> reporter: the white house says the president doesn't want a quick fix, he wants immigration reform, and his wall. today, doubling down on his policy. >> i don't want children taken away from parents. and when you prosecute the parents for coming in illegally, which should happen, you have to take the children away. >> reporter: once ag

maryland congressman elijah cummings is one ofghe few democrats s the restaurant should have served sanders although he added he believes that president trump created the environment for hostilityo exist. californiaat congresswoman maxiers took a different approach. >> l's make sure we show up wherever we have to show up d if youee anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a departmentre, at a gas lease station, yogasoline st and you create a crowd and you push backn them a you tell them that they are not welcome. >> also wanted to note that the resta tant ins story should not be confused withn the rein d.c. that restaurant is affiliated with the virginia location and says it will serve everyone. >>riomorrow is pry day in maryland andy n19,000 of you could face problems voting cause of a clerical error. ste election leaders say there was a computer glitch with people who went to the motor vehicle web site or kiosk to make changes with their addresses a or partyffiliation. the changes were not submitted tohe election board for processing. the b problems occuetween april of last year and

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and democrat elijah cummings admitted democrats at the hearing would rather talk about, talking about in stark terms rather than all the new information. >> we will not keep kids in internment camps indefinitely and hidden away from public view. what country is that? i am talking to my republican colleagues. we need you to stand up to donald trump. >> back to the no, he's not going to be president, we will stop it. what do you think the it is in the phrase we will stop it? >> it is clear from the context, we are going to stop him from becoming president. >> did you find fbi attorneys who manifest against donald trump? >> we did. we have three additional fbi agents as we detail in the report. >> reporter: peter stzrok was escorted out of fbi headquarters, what took a year to get that done and it appears he still has a job tonight. shannon: that is what his lawyer says. the president meeting with house republicans on capitol hill to discuss immigration saying it was a good meeting, it was underwhelming. >> reporter: a wild night on capitol hill, extreme display of hostility towards dona

elijah cummings member of congress from maryland. he says it was a mistake.tweeted this out. kind of amazed and appalled by the number of folks on the left who applauded the expulsion of press secretary sarah huckabee sanders and her family from the restaurant. this, in the end is, a triumph for donald trump's vision of america. now, we are divided by red plates and blue plates, #sad. for david axelrod to come out to say this number one a red line was crossed. number two, essentially that is a political loser for the left if they keep that up. if he is doing that i think that's probably a good analysis. it's a warning. maybe this is not the way you should be going. ainsley: i think the majority of people out there are good people. they want the best. when you watch those videos of the immigrants families, my gosh, everyone has a heart for those moms and those babies. you want the best for them. ainsley: you definitely want to keep the country safe and make sure -- we have talked to so many people who have lost their loved ones because people are deported. the

kennedy: during today's hearing elijah cummings used his opening statement to weigh in on the immigrationrisis. >> we sent letter after letter asking these committees to investigate the trump administration's policy which is how resulting in child interment camps. child interment camps. kennedy: there is some heated rhetoric on both side. and a lot of pressure on the trump administration continuing. a growing number of republicans are also calling for an end to the practice of separating children from their parents. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell asked if the republicans will pay a political price for the policies. >> we'll fiction the problem. if the president says we need to act, the democrats say we need to act, and we say we need to act. when that happens, we act. kennedy: the editorial board writing this is self-destructive politics. they will keep giving people daily pictures of children getting stripped from their parents. dan heni henning ever, welcome . they would historically be wall opened. how confident are you that if this immigration mess continues it could taint the

and congressman elijah cummings of maryland joins us now.much for being on this morning. it is great to see you. >> it is good to be here. >> also great to hear your voice yesterday and what you said. >> thank you. >> tell us what's going on on capitol hill. >> i think -- go ahead. >> are you being heard? >> i think we are being heard, but we certainly are being ignored. i think basically what president trump has done is he's decided that he is going to ram this policy -- and by the way it is his policy -- down the throats of the american people. and basically what he'll do is a term i often use, he'll rope-a-dope until people get tired and they won't talk about it anymore and then he will have his way. but this is -- we're going down a slippery slope. the question is, where does all of this end? when you've got toddlers sitting around in a room crying for their mother or their dad, and you've got tent cities being built. by the way, which are extremely expensive. and there are people benefiting from this, corporations, nonprofits benefiting

this is a statement from jerry nadler and elijah cummings, two top democrats who reviewed the report. they say the stark conclusion they've come up with after reviewing the report is that the fbi's actions helped donald trump become president. now, republicans see it differently, including darrell isa, a republican that was in that briefing with officials from the inspector general's office. what he heard was major problems in the way the justice department handled this investigation, james comey's handling of this investigation, and other members, too, on the republican side of the aisle say there need to be further investigations perhaps by a second special counsel to look into exactly what the fbi did wrong in 2016. here's senator lindsey graham just earlier today. >> if we find systematic abuse at the department of justice and the fbi, then who is going to do something about it? i think you would need some independent eyes. if he suggests that the doj and the fbi got after the rails and did inappropriate things when it came to the hillary clinton e-mail investigation, who is suppo

democrat elijah cummings, openly admitted at the hearing he would prefer to distract and talk about thenment catches, the phrase that cummings used. the president meanwhile wrapped up an urgent meeting on capitol hill on immigration with house republicans, floating bills that would allow immigrant families to stay together while they wait for a judge to hear their case. the president could support one of those bills but only if it has funding for a border wall other border security measures. chuck schumer has said he will not support such a measure. schumer has been complaining about these detention centers, about the way children are being treated at the border. but he's saying he won't support legislation that would actually fix this problem, and make sure that children are not separated from their families. schumer stated reason he thinks it'll take too long to pass the legislation, it's easier for the tonight use his pen and change this on an executive basis. i tell you white house officials think that the real reason is he wants to keep this political issue alive, sean. >> sean: i

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here is what elijah cummings had to say. i'll get you to react on the other side. >> the trump administration's policy which is now resulting in child internment camps, that's what i said. child internment camps. we are better than that. we are so much better. >> melissa: the optics are horrible not to mention the policy. you heard democrats beating their drums. how do you deal with that? >> coming from that rhetoric, i'm sorry. when you talk out about abortion, some from that standpoint, it's awful rhetoric. the thing about it is fear a sovereign country and we have to do is make sure we are upholding the laws. we are helping more victims than we are hurting and from that standpoint, what we have to do is we have to stop sensationalizing this aspect and get to real solutions. >> melissa: sit down and write different laws. >> absolutely right. >> melissa: thank you for joining, we appreciate your time. now joining me for more on this topic is fox news gentle politics editor chris dialogue. everyone is pointing their fingers

meanwhile, elijah cummings, the ranking democrat on the oversight committee accusing the republicans of keeping the party in the dark on wednesday's closed door testimony. >> i'm looking forward to hearing from him but the republicans have not told us anything. we don't even know whether we will be invited, the democrats, to the deposition. >> melissa: closed door meeting. what do you think, kennedy? >> kennedy: i understand that there has to be some aspect of national security respected in the exchanging but again i err on the side of transparency. i think the american public can handle it and there are questions that are certainly understand answered. the i.g. report created a whole new set of questions and peter strozk is the one guy left standing -- i know he doesn't have clearance. he was escorted out of the building. he still has a job, which is remarkable. he is still technically employed at the f.b.i. so where is the accountability? james comey, his accountability is a multimillion dollar book deal and book tour. andrew mccabe, he will still have the lion's share of his pensi

that was democratic congressman elijah cummings this morning.the next hour, the president will meet with house republicans on capitol hill as the border situation continues to get worse and the calls for something to be done get louder. jul jul julie joining us now. tell us about the risk for some of these kids of never being reunited with their parents. >> that's right, nicole. i talked to john sandwig who was acting i.c.e. director in 2013 and 2014. he remembers the surge across the border at that time. very rarely some parents would have to be separated from their children for committing other crimes or other reasons, not at the extent we're seeing now. he does say that he saw permanent separation. there were cases where adults case can move through the system much more quickly, where a child's case is much slower. it's obviously not a priority of our judicial system to try to deport children, so it moves a lot slower. so you have these two very different courses moving at different rates. they have different numbers assigned to them. a paren

it personally affected democrat from elijah cummings. >> we will not intentionally separate the childrenrom their parents. we are better than that. we are so much better. we should be able to agree we will not keep kids in child internment camps. reporter: president again calling on democrats to work with republicans to change the law on this. he will talk about two different immigration bills when he comes up here to capitol hill. more of a compromise, a path for citizenship for so-called dreamers. it provides $25 billion in funding, for security including partly, that border wall that the president has been asking for. but it also keeps families together. the other bill, a little more of a conservative bill with no path to citizenship for dreamers but it also keeps families together. now some senators believe the president can fix this problem without lawmakers. >> i think that there are, there are multiple individuals in the administration that can fix it, and yes, legislation is one avenue, but it is not the only avenue. reporter: now in fact we just learned that senator james lankfo

. >> i want you to listen to congressman elijah cummings on the whole border separation of families issue. he was very passionate. listen to this. >> we all should be able to agree that in the united states of america we will not intentionally separate children from their parents. we will not do that. we are better than that! we are so much better! we should be able to agree that we will not keep kids in child internment camps indefinitely and hidden away from public view. what country is that! >> where is this? >> i was there in the room. it was quite powerful. you had jerry nadler, another democrat, basically do a little bit of a filibuster on this. you had women with infants standing up and protesting. >> this is coloring everything in our politics right now. it did look particularly absurd to be having another hearing about hillary clinton's e-mails and inspector general report while the country is going wild with this situation on the border. you don't see the trump side backing down and you see the other side, a significant amount of the country just absolutely up in arms. >> we jus

democrat elijah cummings actually said that and admitted that democrats at the hearing, he said, would rather talk about the child migration issue as he talked about it in stark terms rather than talking about this new information. watch. >> we should be able to agree that we will not keep kids in child internment camps indefinitely, , and hidden away from public view. what country is that? i'm talking directly to my republican colleagues. we need you to stand up to president trump. >> i want to go back to the, no, no, he's not going to be president. we will stop it. what do you think the "it" is in that phrase? >> i think it's clear from the context that we will stop him from becoming president. >> did you find any other fbi agents were fbi attorneys that manifest any animus or bias against president trump? >> we did. >> how many? >> we found three additional as we detailed in the report. >> ed: so bottom line, he was escorted out of the fbi office. even though he was escorted out of the building, it appears that he still has a job tonight. >> shannon: that's what his lawyer says. als

elij elij elijah cummings wrought a letter to the extent for which he utilized her for personal tasks including using his credit card to took personal flights attempting to obtain an old mattress from the manager director of a trump hotel in washington, d.c. garrett haake joins me live from capitol hill. garrett, get into it with us. i mean, obviously the mattress is like gnayut it's n deal breaker. what else was pruitt requesting of hup. >> the mattress part is weird but it's not the most egregious of the requests. that has to do with him asking hup to become his personal real estate agent in the transcripts released by these two members of congress, you see that hup was asked to talk to half a dozen or so real estate broikers. she was on the market essentially hunting for a new apartment for scott pruitt after thedy badebacle. she said she spoke on scott pruitt's behalf. federal ethics rules prohibit staff members from doing this kind of work for their botion, ev -- bourses evsses on their own >> she did it after he got this hot water by staying in the lobbyist apartments for 50 buc

congressman jerry nadler and elijah cummings issuing a joint statement, the stark conclusion we draw after reviewing this report is fbi actions helped donald trump become president. what a shocker, democrats conclude comey helped trump, trump concludes comey helped clinton, nothing has changed. except for the fact that the conclusion's out there and it is something all americans should be glad to hear. wrongdoing is being exposed. people are being called out. people are going to be held accountable. if the fbi director keeps his word all right investigation to clinton's e-mails itself was not impacted by personal bias, and that is important. laura jarret is "outfront" tonight at the justice department. and laura, the conclusion obviously is crucial. but the 500 pages, a major rebuke for jim comey. >> that's certainly true, erin. the report is lengthy, detailed, full of rich color, and already the white house as you pointed out is pointing to this report to say that its findings on comey have been reaffirmed, its worst suspicions have come true. but the report is far more collected on

democratic congressman elijah cummings and jerrypr nadler wrote, "director comeyey had a double standardpoke s publicly about the clinton investigation while keeping secret from the american people the investigation of donald trump and russia. the top democrat on the house intel committee, adam schiff, focused on the ig's finding of no political bias. watch. >> director comey and others made serious errors of judgment. and while these serious errors of judgment were not driven by political considerations, they were nevertheless serious mistakes.enic >> republicans strongly disputed the assertion of no bias, pointing to text messages that bear repeated between fbi agents peter strzok and his girlfriend lisa page where page asks if trump is going to become president and strzok says "no, he won't. we will stop it." here is house oversight chair trey gowdy. >> peter strzok, the fbi agent who was on hillary clinton's investigation andd arguably the lead russia investigator, not only wanted to stop his campaign but once he won, got on the mueller probe because he wanted to impeach him. >> gowd

if that is so, then despite the best efforts of our capable ranking member, elijah cummings, the government reform committee that should be doing this oversight is in the midst of the deepest slumber. wake up, my colleagues, and do your jobs. wake up and end this duplicity attack on the department of justice and the f.b.i. and our special counsel because this is surely not oversight. it is not what oversight looks like. but it is what an attack on the rule of law looks like. it is what happens when we whittle away our democracy one piece by terrible piece. when this chapter of our history is written, it will condemn the actions of a president who little understands or respects the institutions of our democracy. but it will reserve some of the harshest criticism for this congress that enabled him. this congress that new its -- knew its responsibility but failed to live up to it. wake up republican party, wake up my colleagues. the country needs you. may i have an additional 30 seconds. mr. nadler: an additional minute. mr. schiff: i thank the gentleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman

and at a house committee, we got strong words from elijah cummings criticizing the celebration of parents and children there at the border >> even if you believe immigration should be halted entirely, we all should be able to agree that in the united states of america, we will not intentionally separate children from their parents >> demonstrators are rallying in the streets across the nation to protest president trump's immigration policy in washington, dozens of women staged a protest outside the u.s. capitol and called on the administration and congress to reverse child separation >>> and a dunkin donuts store in baltimore reversed a controversial policy of its own. it will no longer offer customers coupons if they report to management shouting in foreign languages. this was removed after creating quite a stir on social media dunkin donuts called the sign inappropriate. that's the update at this hour >>> contessa, thank you. the other news event we're watching is goldman sachs' ceo lloyd blankfein making comments and very interesting ones, wilfred, regarding what is going on with china

>> it's not just the president, it's congress and i just heard elijah cummings on your show and we've got to sit down and solve this. that's correct. six months ago the senate democrats shut down the government over 700,000 daca, so we compromised with the democrats. >> let me just jump in there. i promise we're going to get do that. i do want your take, sir,cause t voice on the president. he issued this executive order to reverse a policy that his actions made happen. yep. >> but he could have included something about what happens to the kids now and we have these conflicting statements from hhs. i'm just thinking, i've got two kids f these were my kids, i would want to know what's happening. what do you think the president should do about it today? >> there's clear law on that. the head of all the health and human services has been on already. i heard clarifications on what's going to happen. huge paper work that identifies where the kids are going so everyone can get matched up again. >> no. hhs came out last night and said we're still figuring this out. wat do we do with these kid

horowitz, has been roundly praised by republicans, like trey gowdy, democrats, like elijah cummings,alled him professional, fair, fact centric and even handed. he worked under the bush administration, the obama administration. given all of that, this is still going to be spun always to sunday politically, right? >> yes, it is going to be political and if the president is happy with the report, he'll join in the chorus that horowitz is undoubtedly the fairest person that could have done this and you can be sure if some of his conclusions are against mr. trump's theory about what went down, horowitz will be denounced. so it is very, very political, comey will come up in it, mccabe will come up in it, just -- it is really going to be a comprehensive look at what happened during the election. so i think a very important document. >> interesting to note that horowitz did briefly overlap with comey while they were both working in the federal prosecutor's office in manhattan. how does that weigh in here? >> i don't think it weighs in. the reason i say that, poppy, an inspector general, by t

. >> very emotional, elijah cummings there. i am joined we a congressman in new mexico. understand you've visited one of these facilities, detention facilities. can you tell us what you saw and heard? >> yes. yesterday several colleagues and myself were down in brownsville, texas. we went to visit some of these children and went to one of the facilities -- two of the facilities. one of the facilities, especially, we had a chance to meet baby roger and baby liam. one eight or nine months old. the other a year old, separated from their mom and families. you know, it's emotional when you go and see these kids, and then to hear the audio released from one of the dhs detention and holding facilities with children screaming and someone mocking them in the background, and then other images where children are being held in cages? the president needs to pick up the phone and stop this immediately, but the president, if he's not going to do that, he should have the courage and the heart to go and visit these children, these babies. maybe hold one in his arms and maybe it'll fix so

neil: what happens when you have the life elijah cummings saying that going after standers here was goingar and she should've been allowed to stay at the restaurant. you could see how this could easily escalate. a fox news personality shows up at a restaurant. and then you show up at a restaurant. >> i've been called a fascist at a restaurant. of course. neil: my point is how do you stop it? it's hard to dial that back. >> i think people lose an election after such tactics. neil: or not that's the trick. aaron, what you think? >> you are hearing from several leading democrats who are saying this is not the right way to make change. in fact, david axelrod who famously ran both the obama campaign is that his chief strategist of this is the right answer. you do need to see some leadership on this. i think there's a lot of different threads on this. one of the things interesting for your viewers to know is that companies are now deciding to take a stand. this is a small restaurant in lexington, virginia that did this. you see companies on a broader scale start to take bigger stands on social

if that is so, then despite the best efforts of our capable ranking member, elijah cummings, the government reform committee that should be doing this oversight is in the midst of the deepest slumber. wake up, my colleagues, and do your jobs. wake up and end this duplicity attack on the department of justice and the f.b.i. and our special counsel because this is surely not oversight. it is not what oversight looks like. but it is what an attack on the rule of law looks like. it is what happens when we whittle away our democracy one piece by terrible piece. when this chapter of our history is written, it will condemn the actions of a president who little understands or respects the institutions of our democracy. but it will reserve some of the harshest criticism for this congress that enabled him. this congress that new its -- knew its responsibility but failed to live up to it. wake up republican party, wake up my colleagues. the country needs you. may i have an additional 30 seconds. mr. nadler: an additional minute. mr. schiff: i thank the gentleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman

cummings has the story. they were 17 years old, friends, classmates in woodland, elijah moore and enrique rios vanished in 2016heir families said they were on probation and were part of a work-study program at the school. the disappearances were connected and suspicious. rios was last seen at his family's home, reported missing by his mother. at first, he was treated as a possible run away, but there was no evidence of foul play. an interview with the mom showed the desperation to find her mom. we need them home. brandy: surveillance video showed more caching a check around the same time. he is completely vanished. brandy: the fbi offered a $10,000 reward. a fundraiser cap to the search in the spotlight. but the case with little clues had a major new development. yolo county investigators say three adult men were arrested in the case, front desk facing murder, kidnapping and conspiracy charges. a spokesperson gave this statement can the family thanks everyone for the love, support and prayers. we are stepping back and letting the woodland police and fbi do thei. ( james ) that was brandi cummings reporting. (

elijah cummings ew the one of the f democrats says theuld havd sanders although he says president trumpreated the vironment for hostility to exist. allison. >> today psident trump will welcome the king and queen of jordan to the white house. they're expected to talk peace in the middle et. then later today the president will travel to south carolina to campaign for the state's governis in reelection bid. >>> also today, all eyes on the supreme court. cases remain to be decided before the court goes into summer recess. they include president trump's executive order on a travel ban from five nations inuding libya, sudan and sy today is the only day marked ouon the c's calendar this week but that doesn mean that they won't i have moref all the opinions aren't released today. >> developing overnight in the district a man was shot to death this morning. happened oveight about two:15 overnight in the 2400 block of skyland pla southeast. fox5 viewers say the shooting and police respo to a large crowd which dispersed a sho time later. still working on the investigation there >> all righty. let'