Topic: James Mills

Fox News reporter Brett Baier reports that the FBI investigation into the Clinton Foundation is far more expansive than previously known, with sources suggesting a "likely indictment." The report claims that laptops belonging to Cheryl Mills and Heather Samuelson were not destroyed as previously believed and are currently being exploited for evidence of "pay for play" schemes involving the State Department.

A former New York banker describes James Comey as a "fixer" who was strategically placed in the FBI by the Obama administration. The banker also claims to have nearly dated Cheryl Mills, describing her as highly argumentative. The discussion references the film *Michael Clayton* to illustrate the role of a high-level corporate and political fixer.

Fox News reports that the FBI granted immunity to Clinton aides Cheryl Mills and Heather Samuelson, which included an agreement to destroy their laptops after a limited search. The hosts question why the laptops weren't seized as government property and why they were destroyed while FOIA lawsuits and congressional investigations were still active.

FBI Director James Comey testified that the Department of Justice granted "act of production" immunity to Cheryl Mills specifically to obtain her laptop. Comey defended the decision as a necessary tool to secure evidence, despite Mills serving as Clinton's personal lawyer during the investigation. Critics argue the year-long delay allowed for the potential destruction of evidence, likening it to IRS data loss scandals.

FBI Director James Comey clarified that the bureau is conducting an investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server, rejecting the campaign's "security review" terminology. The segment covers Cheryl Mills walking out of a deposition and rumors that the Kremlin is debating whether to release 20,000 hacked emails. A satirical scenario is presented involving Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump discussing the leaked data.

Developer Mike Mills has created a No Agenda app for Apple TV that allows users to follow the live stream and chat simultaneously. The show concludes with a formal knighting ceremony for Zachary Gilbrecht, Scott Littler, and James Mills, who each donated $1,000 or more. New titles are also granted to "Baron" Thor Hanks and "Baron" Jordan DeMoss.