Eli Crane

Who's the leadership?

So what-

What I was told is that he had to please the entirety of the conference, right?

Because it was such a big deal and so many people other than myself volunteered to be on it, he had to make this group over here happy, this group over here happy, this group over here happy.

So there's a part of me, because I work up there, that understands that, but because

The selection of that committee was political.

Once you start going down that rabbit hole, you start asking yourself, okay, so are the witnesses that we call, is that going to be political too?

Are the findings and what we released to the American people, is that going to be political too?

And my answer to that is most likely yes.

Yeah.

I would say that they still want to...

Do the investigation, and there are a lot of people, whether they were snipers or not, who want to get to the bottom of it.

My point is they didn't pick the best people for the job, and they know it.

And that's what bothers me because it doesn't stop there, Sean.

Who did they put on them?

Every committee that you look at up in Capitol Hill, it's not—

you know, who's the best for the job.

It's, you know, who has influence, who has money, who can fundraise, who's been here longest.

And so you see a lot of the same stuff in other committees as well.

And often the higher you go, the more you're willing to, you know, play the game and be a yes man.