tom sutton, thank goodness for judicial watch and what you personally done on this issue. you found there were even more clinton emails out there. >> we thought you got them all or all at the fbi that we were able to find and then we find out from the state department that the fbi's sent them over another batch of documents. they only recovered 5,000 of the 33,000 that hillary clinton deleted and so while the fbi is paying christopher steele they are losing clinton emails. i don't know whether they found them in comey's office and on the phone, but it highlights that the fbi was lackadaisical to put it charitably, and i'm helping him shirt try to avoid the press as their witnesses, who help hillary delete the emails and are being questioned by the fbi. this was a compromise investigation and it needs to be reopened by the justice department. >> this is classic deep state, i saw it through my years. and here it is, and during the holiday season they drop these things thinking no one will be paying attention sara carter, but the three of you are following it about as much as

sutton and justice neil gorsuch. don mcgann, peter seals, john allison senators tom cotten and ben sasse. that brings us to today's lecture. it is my privilege to introduce the honorable william barr, attorney general to theunited states . peopleserving government for a wide variety of reasons in addition to performing valuable public service . there's power, there's a steppingstone even higher office or the prestige of having had the position and then the other one receives while serving the country in such an important role but in the current case, it's difficult to see how most of these self-serving incentives apply. one that still does is forming a valuable public service . and indeed much of his career has been spent performing exactly such services going back to his early days with the cia. he received his ma in, from columbia in chinese studies and that might come in handy. and his gw from georgetown, george washington. the clerk for the underrated judge malcolm will be on the uscourt of appeals for the dc circuit . and back to public service you worked under president reagan on do

doug ginsburg, jeff sutton and then judge not justice neil gorsuch, also included former attorney general michael mr. casey, from white as counsel don mcgahn, john allison and senators tom cotton in ben sasse. that brings us to today's lecture. it is my privilege to introduce for this year's lecture the honorable william barr, attorney general of the united states. people serve in government from a wide variety of reasons in addition to performing valuable public service. there's power. there's a stepping stone to even higher office, or the prestige of having had the position and the honor one receive all serving the country in such an important role. but in the current case it's really difficult to see how most of these self-serving and sends apply. the that still does is for performing a valuable public service. indeed, much of his career has been spent performing executive session exact to such service going back to his early days with the cia. he received his ma in, from columbia in chinese studies, and that might come in handy. [laughing] and is gw from georgetown, george washington. he clerked for the underrated judge malcolm wilke on u.s. court of appeals for the