Victor Davis Hanson

Any time the FBI could have come forward and told the truth, but they couldn't because they were also working with Twitter and Facebook to suppress the New York Post stories. And so... When you look at Robert Mueller, who said under oath that he did not know what the Fusion GPS conglomerate was, he did not know what the Steele dossier, the two catalysts for his own appointment.

Any time the FBI could have come forward and told the truth, but they couldn't because they were also working with Twitter and Facebook to suppress the New York Post stories. And so... When you look at Robert Mueller, who said under oath that he did not know what the Fusion GPS conglomerate was, he did not know what the Steele dossier, the two catalysts for his own appointment.

And then you look at the next one, James Comey, who pled amnesia 245 times under oath to the House Intelligence Committee and then also memorialized a classified talk with the president of the United States, confidential, and then leaked it to the New York Times.

And then you look at the next one, James Comey, who pled amnesia 245 times under oath to the House Intelligence Committee and then also memorialized a classified talk with the president of the United States, confidential, and then leaked it to the New York Times.

And then you look at the next one, James Comey, who pled amnesia 245 times under oath to the House Intelligence Committee and then also memorialized a classified talk with the president of the United States, confidential, and then leaked it to the New York Times.

And then you look at the next one, Andrew McCabe, the interim FBI, and he lied four times, according to Michael Horowitz, the inspector general. Four times he lied to federal investigators. And then we get Christopher Wray and we see that He would not tell us whether there were any informants that turned out to be, I think, 26 on January 6th.

And then you look at the next one, Andrew McCabe, the interim FBI, and he lied four times, according to Michael Horowitz, the inspector general. Four times he lied to federal investigators. And then we get Christopher Wray and we see that He would not tell us whether there were any informants that turned out to be, I think, 26 on January 6th.

And then you look at the next one, Andrew McCabe, the interim FBI, and he lied four times, according to Michael Horowitz, the inspector general. Four times he lied to federal investigators. And then we get Christopher Wray and we see that He would not tell us whether there were any informants that turned out to be, I think, 26 on January 6th.

We had the whole school board mess going after traditional Catholics, going after that. That is what Dan Bongino is talking about. This was an utterly corrupt hierarchy. And I think he's a wonderful person to go in.

We had the whole school board mess going after traditional Catholics, going after that. That is what Dan Bongino is talking about. This was an utterly corrupt hierarchy. And I think he's a wonderful person to go in.

We had the whole school board mess going after traditional Catholics, going after that. That is what Dan Bongino is talking about. This was an utterly corrupt hierarchy. And I think he's a wonderful person to go in.

But he made a really good point when he said this had foreign policy ramifications because the worst thing we've been doing with Putin is we have appeased him in some cases, but then we've demonized him. Not that he didn't deserve it, but when you – tell Putin, well, I'll react if it's a major or minor invasion.

But he made a really good point when he said this had foreign policy ramifications because the worst thing we've been doing with Putin is we have appeased him in some cases, but then we've demonized him. Not that he didn't deserve it, but when you – tell Putin, well, I'll react if it's a major or minor invasion.

But he made a really good point when he said this had foreign policy ramifications because the worst thing we've been doing with Putin is we have appeased him in some cases, but then we've demonized him. Not that he didn't deserve it, but when you – tell Putin, well, I'll react if it's a major or minor invasion.

Or you say, I told Vladimir to knock off the cyber attacks on hospitals, or maybe I'll fly Zelensky out. But at the same time, you're appeasing him. And that was from Obama administration. You're calling him a murderer or a killer. And then you're creating this whole idea that the Russians threw the election to Trump. It was a complete lie. You can see that...

Or you say, I told Vladimir to knock off the cyber attacks on hospitals, or maybe I'll fly Zelensky out. But at the same time, you're appeasing him. And that was from Obama administration. You're calling him a murderer or a killer. And then you're creating this whole idea that the Russians threw the election to Trump. It was a complete lie. You can see that...

Or you say, I told Vladimir to knock off the cyber attacks on hospitals, or maybe I'll fly Zelensky out. But at the same time, you're appeasing him. And that was from Obama administration. You're calling him a murderer or a killer. And then you're creating this whole idea that the Russians threw the election to Trump. It was a complete lie. You can see that...

We could have had a more realistic relationship with Russia and balanced them off against China well before. And so he's right. There were foreign policy ramifications. You didn't need to lie about Vladimir Putin. He was bad enough. But they kept lying and lying and lying.

We could have had a more realistic relationship with Russia and balanced them off against China well before. And so he's right. There were foreign policy ramifications. You didn't need to lie about Vladimir Putin. He was bad enough. But they kept lying and lying and lying.

We could have had a more realistic relationship with Russia and balanced them off against China well before. And so he's right. There were foreign policy ramifications. You didn't need to lie about Vladimir Putin. He was bad enough. But they kept lying and lying and lying.