Topic: Jim Comey

Former CIA Director John Brennan is criticized for his televised complaints about being targeted by congressional criminal referrals. The host accuses Brennan of "gaslighting" the public, noting that Brennan was a mastermind behind Crossfire Hurricane and the persecution of the Trump administration. Brennan's claims of being "saddened" by the state of politics are dismissed as hypocrisy given his history of using the intelligence community for political ends.

Democratic Representative Jim Himes has called for DNI Gabbard to halt the release of Obama-era documents, citing safety concerns for John Brennan. While Trump and figures like Alan Dershowitz have called for full transparency, Democrats are accused of only wanting to release documents that mention Trump. The segment highlights the role of Maureen Comey in allegedly covering up the Epstein and Maxwell cases in New York.

Reikland proposes that Elon Musk release the private direct messages (DMs) of high-level government officials who used Twitter to coordinate censorship and surveillance. He lists figures like Jim Comey, Peter Strzok, and John Brennan as primary targets. Jones agrees, calling the release of DMs a "national security issue" that would expose the "Union Party Deep State cabal."

Representative Jim Jordan questions John Durham about intelligence suggesting Hillary Clinton approved a plan in 2016 to tie Donald Trump to Russia. Durham confirms that this intelligence was significant enough for CIA Director John Brennan to brief President Obama. The testimony reveals that the FBI withheld this information from its own agents working on the Crossfire Hurricane investigation.

The discussion turns to a potential conspiracy involving Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and high-ranking intelligence officials like John Brennan and Jim Comey. Napolitano suggests that Durham may be targeting an agreement to use government assets to spy on the president-elect. He notes that the spying likely continued through the inauguration, citing the FBI's interview with General Flynn as evidence.