ormed about how much opinion is injected into news, that's probably a good thing.

So again, I'll say that Project Veritas is one of the most constructive forces in the country right now. Weird, isn't it, that they're one of the most constructive forces? Because they're a pushback against the media propaganda. And you just need that. You need as much pushback as you can get.

Here's an alarming story. Apparently Rudy Giuliani was the subject of federal investigators executing a search warrant on his New York City apartment, and they seized his electronic devices. And it was being reported that it's a sign that some criminal investigation is ramping up about his dealings in Ukraine and including whether he violated the FARA stuff. To which I say that feels like speculation, doesn't it? I think that's speculation as to why they're looking at his stuff.

And do you believe that this is legitimate or do you believe that this is just political? Here's my take on it. The default assumption has to be that this is illegitimate, unfortunately, because what we've witnessed from the Russia collusion hoax all the way through, and we notice any Trump allies being picked off one by one in whatever ways they can get them. So I have to assume this is illegitimate, subject to any evidence that shows it is legitimate.

But isn't your starting position that this is illegitimate? And I'm not sure I would have said that two years ago. I think two years ago if I heard that anybody had been a subject of a search warrant by federal authorities, I would have said to myself, probably there's a good reason. I mean, maybe not innocent until proven guilty, but probably they had a good reason.

Do you believe that they probably had a good reason in this case? Because I don't. I don't think we live in a country where that benefit of th