Sean Davis

They had better change because it was not a good situation previously.

I think too often in politics, it's an industry that attracts people who want to be on camera and want to be seen and talked about.

And it's less likely to attract people who just want to sit behind a desk and crank and get work done.

And so I'm hoping we get one of the latter and not one of the former.

It's the next AG.

Thank you, sir.

Well, Glenn, you are very generous.

Thank you for that.

Thank you for having me on.

Yesterday was a big day.

So after six and a half, nearly seven years, we finally got the transcripts of testimony from the Intelligence Community Inspector General.

And for those who may not recall, this was the guy who took possession of that infamous so-called whistleblower complaint in 29 that blew up and ended up turning into the first Trump impeachment.

And I think a lot of us at the time, even though this was kind of our first little foray into the impeachment nonsense, we're all wise and veterans of that now.

We all smelled a rat.

We all knew it was fishy.

And what these transcripts that were released finally showed was that it was actually much worse than many of us suspected.

There was so much Democrat chicanery going on behind the scenes.

They were coordinating with each other.

They were colluding.

They were changing rules.