Julie Kelly

Is it necessary?

It appears that there really is no other alternative at this point.

Well, first of all, I love being on your show and you are just one of the best in the business.

I've always said this to you, even when we were chatting on WMAL.

So I know that you are excited to have Dan back as well.

Obviously, I think like most people, we want to hear the inside scoop about what's been happening at the FBI, what he discovered, what he tried to accomplish and couldn't because of this institutional corruption at the FBI, what he thinks is

needs to be done.

Because I'll tell you, Vince, despite the really hard efforts of Dan and Kash Patel, it is hard to see how this FBI is salvageable at this point.

And we had new documents posted this week by Senator Rand Paul, 70 pages of records related to an investigation into a completely innocent woman.

You and I talked about this on the radio the other day.

I mean, what this FBI was up to for four years.

It's hard to see how it can be significantly reformed in a way that can earn back the trust of the American people, especially the political right.

So that's what I would like to hear from Dan.

And I'm sure he will have a lot of juicy tidbits for us to nibble on and also just hear about his experience there.

Yes, they are.

And, uh, of course we know, and I reported on this Jack Smith leaking his opening remarks to, uh, friendly news organizations who posted what he was going to say behind closed doors, which was the defense of both his January 6th indictment and the documents case against the president.

I heard that, um, he was very arrogant in the proceedings, which is not a surprise because that's how we've seen him conduct himself for years.

Um, he appeared very haggard apparently.

So maybe that's a good sign that this is wearing him down.

But this has to be step one, Steve, in the accountability, pulp ability for Jack Smith and his team of thugs for what he put this country through for almost two years after his appointment on constitutional appointment, by the way, by attorney general Merrick Garland.