to what extent does anyone know within the fbi people in the fbi part of their history or was that story and you're trying to bring it up for more people to hear? >> the fbi has taken notes of, as you know they have got a website where you can put up all kinds of interesting details about the fbi's history. john fox over in the fbi's making great efforts in this regard. if you look at the section on through he is mentioned. is mentioned as a person who was dismissed with prejudice in that is crazy in his dismissal notes. j edgar hoover something like an dishonorable discharge from the armed forces. dismissed with prejudice. i have communication and i said now that we know more about the accounts on the fbi website can be fortified a little bit. >> okay, i look forward to looking at that page. strikes me as a really fascinating figure. he has done all of these amazing things. he spoke seven languages, he may or may not have been in the french foreign legion, he had the kidnapping case. on if you sense of demand. why would somebody has done such amazing things and you described him as a ta

these letters fill fbi files. americans may have looked to their pastors and bishopbishops many trusted the fbi for more weightier issues. hoover and his fbi established personal relationships with leading clergy such as father sheen, president trump's boyhood pastor, billy graham and the chaplain of the united klans of american as well as the first clergy member to have his own television show, solomon michal. they were all men because hoover did not recognize female clergy. they worked together to bring about a certain ideal of what the problem relationship was between religion and politics in the nation. they laundered intelligence for the fbi, preaching and publishing it as gospel. they publically and privately worked with the bureau to employ christian faith and racialize rhetoric. the fbi and its christian network worked to promote anti-civil rights legislation, anti-communist fervor and forbidding certain bible translations. hoover used this christian syndicate to make sure that those folks were kept outsid

and prayer breakfasts exclusively for fbi agents, and even when the fbi admitted african american agents, these worship services at private religious affairs were exclusively for white agents only. similar to american civil religion, the bureau's religious culture borrowed from protestant and catholic forms, especially the militarists aspect of jesuit spirituality. hoover's g-men words more than just a federal bureaucrats, but as players soldiers drafted to embark on appropriate against all things surprise defended ungodly. indeed, in the context of the cold war, americans began to see the god fearing fbi agents as a clearinghouse of sorts of true faith and allegiance. fbi files are filled with letters from the public requesting religious and political advice. mr. hoover, which shirt which church should i attend? mr. hoover, is billy graham a real question? mr. hoeven, should i listen to oral robertson? mr. hoover, is martin luther king communist? should i attend this church that is led by a woman? is that subversive? these sorts of letters fill fbi files. americans may have looked to th

we weren't concerned about the fbi. we just didn't leave nothing for the fbi to come after us with. - narrator: without a trace of solid evidence left inside the vault, the fbi's investigation into the united california bank job is going nowhere fast. - at the time, we didn't really know what we had here, because bank burglary was unknown. mere days into the investigation, an unprecedented decision is made. - within a couple of days, 125 agents were assigned to the case. - it was the most significant burglary in the country at the time. - chamberlain said he didn't believe 125 agents had ever been assigned to a case, except once, and that was the kennedy assassination. - if you take nixon's money, who's he gonna cry to? he can only cry to the fbi. - ♪ - it just makes you wonder, "could the white house have had some type of leverage?" - narrator: dinsio certainly believes that to be the case. - we did other bank vaults. did they put 125 agents on that? come on. - no, i would not have known about it if it was handled at

and prayer breakfasts exclusively for fbi agents and even when the fbi admitted african-american agents, she is worship services and private religious affairs were exclusively for white agents only. similar to american civil religion, the bureau's religious culture borrowed from protestant and catholic forms, especially the militaristic aspects of jesuit spiritually. hoover's g-men were seen as more than federal bureaucrats but as buyout soldiers drafted to embark on a crew side against all things subversive and ungodly. indeed in the cop teskts cold war, americans began to say their god-fearing fbi agents as a clearing house of sorts, of true faith and allegiance. fbi files are filled with letters from the public requesting religious and political advice. mr. hoover, which church should i attend? mr. hoover was billy graham a real christian? mr. hoover, should i listen to oral roberts? mr. hoover, is martin luther king a communist? should i attend this church that is led by a woman? is that subversive? these sorts of letters fill fbi files. americans may look to their pastors, priests

on january 30th of this year, the fbi planted this story in "the washington post," one of many, "fbi probe of u.s. capitol riot finds evidence detailing coordination of an assault." meanwhile, every national security expert, including the former fbi director, repeated that line verbatim on television for the entire year. >> what we are learning about how the insurrection was planned and new warnings about the threat we still face. >> you really don't end up with a crowd of that size, about direction, of that cohesiveness, without a significant degree of preplanning. >> every law-enforcement leader has said that this was coordinated and planned. >> all the witnesses agree, this was planned, this was a planned, coordinated attack. >> these were not misfits, this was an organized insurrection, and all of the images you are showing show that. >> there is no doubt at least some conspiracy, people walking around exercising their first amendment rights don't bring ropes and weapons and sledgehammers to a spontaneous event. this was a plan assault going after a castle. >> tucker: these peopl

that's what the fbi is claiming for the last eight months. on january 30th of this year they planted the story, one of many. the fbi probe ofbe the capitol riot finds evidence detailing coordination of an assault. meanwhile every national security expert including the former fbi director repeated that line verbatim on television for the entire year. >> what we are learning about how the insurrection is planned and in you really don't end up with a crowd of that size, event direction end of that cohesiveness without a significant degree of plea planning. >> every law-enforcement leader has of this was coordinated and plans. >> all the witnesses agreed this was a planned a coordinated attack.k. >> these were not misfits, this was an organized insurrection at all the images that you are showing to prove that. because there was not any doubt that there was at least some meconspiracy and people wanderig around exercising their first amendment rights don't bring sledgehammers to their event. >> these people are so dishonest and what they don't want

fbi calls nine months later and i end up at quantico. (indistinct chatter) got out in '92, ended up in miami, and you wake up and ten years have gone by. and then 9/11 happens. on september 10, if we would have saw a movie on the events that happened on september 11, we all would have left that movie theater and said, "that is a phenomenal movie, but it could never happen in the united states." and on september 11, it did. and what did they use? they didn't use bombs or weapons, they used box cutters and, and complacency. we got sucker-punched. >> on september the 11th, enemies of freedom committed an act of war against our country. the evidence we have gathered all points to a collection of loosely affiliated terrorist organizations known as al-qaeda. (applause) >> director robert mueller had been the director of the fbi for one week prior to 9/11. he went to brief president bush. within a minute of telling the president, vice president, and others, uh, about the 19 hijackers that we'd already learned about and everything, president bus

they were misled, the fisa court was misled by the fbi here. fbi officials rather. we should talk about that john brennan meeting quickly with president obama warning obama that you know, that the hrc was distracting from her email scandal. right away the fbi trump-russia probe launched. you have 10 seconds. where does this lead? >> probably to indictments. don't expect a report. the report only comes in there is not an an indictment. i think we'll see something later this year in the way of criminal charges. elizabeth: okay. jim trusty, you're terrific. come back soon. up next another big defeat for the president at the border. missouri attorney general eric schmidt breaks it down. stay right there. ♪ time for new reading glasses? go to readers.com! choose from hundreds of styles and colors, for under $20. and now, enter this exclusive tv coupon code at checkout to save up to 40%. that's readers.com comcast nbcuniversal is investing to save up to 40%. in entrepreneurs to bring what's next for sports technology to athletes, teams, and fans. that's why we created t

for instance there are a thousand pages of fbi records about drew pearson. they demonstrated the arc of his relationship with j. edgar you ever who from friendship to animosity. in the 1930s, a column promoted him as super g-man. and he returned the favor by providing information and authorizing fbi toogts review them in advance to fact check them and then also the fbi began to launch investigations into some of the allegations that pearson was making. when harry truman ordered the fbi to tap pearson's phones, hoover alerted the columnist in advance adding, you know how harry is. pearson used to joke that he had so many listeners on his telephone conversations that he could have sold commercials. when government agencies asked the fbi to track down the leakers to his column, j. edgar hoover advised him just to do a better job of securing their own secrets. eventually, pearson and hoover fell out. during the cold war, a correspondent for the soviet newspaper told pearson that the soviet embassy staff in washington wanted to know how pearson could get away wit

or the fbi general counter manufacturer change the meaning of an e-mail to help the fbi spy on the trump camp the airhead liners. elizabeth: that the fisa wiretaps this is a secret map for terrorists that was politicized and possible perjury charges that were misled the fisa court was misled by the fbi, fbi officials, we should talk about the john brennan meeting with president obama warning obama that the hrc was distracting in the fbi trump ruh probe. >> probably to indictment don't expect to report it only comes if there is an indictment i think we'll see something this year with criminal charges. elizabeth: jim trusty your terrific, come back soon another big defeat for the president of the border missouri attorney general makes it down. stay right there. ra man: yeah, 1 out of 3 people get shingles in their lifetime. well that leaves 2 out of 3 people who don't. i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle had shingles. you mean that nasty red rash? and donna next door had it for weeks. yeah, but there's nothing you can do about it. camera man: actually, shingles can be prevented.

it was important then to bill barr that the fbi look into it as well. after he handed down that directive, those a senior career official in the justice department pushed back. and sent an email to fbi leadership saying just so you know we're not on board with this. this came video has already been debunked and it doesn't make sense to use the fbi's limited resources to investigate it. but then the doj's second-in-command a political appointee within the department overruled that career official and said the fbi doesn't have to defer to the career official he needs do it the political appointees said it need to be done and the result was the fbi investigated this video. now, of course, the president, i'm sure was very disappointed with the outcome of that fbi investigation because they found no evidence of voter fraud, and what was even worse for the president and for his actions is now the georgia election had the fbi good house keeping seal of approval. not only georgia's local officials showed this video proved nothing but the fbi itself had shown it

frank figliuzzi, always grateful to have you to help us understand inside the fbi. eugene daniels, thank you for joining us again and for starting us all off today. >>> when we return, trump allies are running into a few road blocks as they try to push a sham audit of the 2020 election in pennsylvania. among those road blocks, the state's attorney general who has been at the forefront of the fight against the big lie in his state since before january 6th. he will join us next. plus, why a possible investigation under a law designed to fight organized crime is one step closer to finding out maybe how and where donald trump got the money to buy his golf courses in scotland. and a menacing scene after a school board meeting in tennessee. parents there threatening medical professionals who all they did was recommend a simple measure to save lives, that kids wear masks. "deadline: white house" continues after break. don't go anywhere. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other l

you heard what ron johnson said about the fbi. i want you to listen to tucker carlson back in june. >> so fbi operatives were organizing the attack on the capitol on january 6th according to government documents. and those two are not alone. in all, revolver news reported there were up to 20 unindicted coon conspirators, that have not been charged for the same activities and some more severe activities as those named along side them in the indictments, huh? it turns out the white supremacist insurrection was by the government's own documented organized in part by government agents. >> if you want to say h uh, none of this -- nothing that he said has been tied to any evidence. what is your reaction though when you hear the conspear theories, especially when they take root with high ranking elected officials like senators? >> well, first, i'm troubled that we are even having to discuss this. but because it now seems to be an organized, orchestrated popoganda thread, let's will address it. with regard to mr. carlson's assertion that

what is the fbi telling you about this warning? >> jake, the fbi describes this as their top counterintelligence priority. the concern here is that chinese nationals or other employees of tech companies in the bay area could traffic trade secrets back to china. the fbi says their concern here is not with the chinese people but rather the chinese government, which is trying to compel people to spy on its behalf. let me read you a little bit of a statement that the fbi sent us earlier today. it said like we've said before, our adversaries' targets are our core economic assets, our information and idea, our technology. no country poses a more severe threat to those assets than china. now, again, the people who are conducting this espionage may be ordinary, regular people, not official trained spies working on behalf of the government. in fact, the u.s. government has prosecuted a number of people who worked for companies like apple, for example, who ended up -- were accused of stealing secrets related to apple's self-driving car techn

the leader of the fbi who came in a week before 9/11, bob mueller changed the structure of the fbi to what it is today. before then, there was not a practice of the field stations, that is how the fbi is organized in cities. the field stations do not have the automatic process of sending reports like that into washington. many people in washington or unaware -- were unaware this was happening. there is only one case where i can remember where it was made aware, that is one of the -- there is only one case i can remember where it was made aware. the government worked as a whole to correct after 9/11 was the free movement of information in the intelligence channels. so that everyone is able to see everything in real time and judge its significance. host: lynn, and afghan -- an afghan veteran. caller: how you doing? host: good. t wait for your service. -- thank you for your service. caller: this is a shame what is going on over there. we need to worry about working at all the details later and get those guys out of there. host: what are you referencing? caller: our friends, our family, a

se ha convertido en un negocio lucrativo, esto es un delito dice fbi >> incluso puede llevar una multa de 5 mil dólares hasta 5 años en presión. >> el usar un sello de los cdc, centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades es considerado una violación federal >> hay persona que viajan a otros lugares donde se requiere la tarjeta o entrar a eventos recurren a esto en el caso de que no se hayan vacunado todavía. >> pero quienes sí pretenden engañar al sistema son los no vacunados >> lo que estamos haciendo es poniendo en peligro la salud pública, >>sitios internet tienen palabras claves relacionadas a la tarjetas falsas, dice el fbi, estos lugares siguen apareciendo en aplicaciones móviles y redes sociales >> méxico dice que también dará refugio a desplazados de afganistán >> al volver vamos a hablar de cómo se divide el país en la costa oeste, qué pasa en el este, fuertes lluvias, hablaremos de esto y más al volver >> no se quede sin hacer sus consultas sobre la vacuna covid-19, al 8664329832 hay expertos atendiendole >> hay reacciones sobre dichos del secret

fbi. 2019, record hate homicides by the fbi. it would still be a record even without the horrifying el paso massacre two years ago. as we've seen with respect to el paso and others, we are seeing a confluence of folks, mass killers, some very young who have access to weaponry. there is an overlap between hate crime and terrorism, but we are seeing violent conflict rising around conflictual political events documented in the attendants. extremism is a neural reflection of mainstream stressors, and we seen this again and again. not just on january 6, but october 2018 when we saw a cluster of extremist homicides around the election, august 2017 was the third worst month of this decade for hate crimes and it peaked in the first six days before and after the president's "very fine people" statement. the day after the election was the worst month until june 2003. we see this feedback loop of some influential political leaders and then hate crime rises, and sometimes terrorist plots and attacks a

so you think that the fbi had infiltrated michigan? >> and to be clear here, wolf, despite what senator johnson said, there is no credible evidence that the fbi had any detailed evidence about exactly what would unfold at the capitol. and there is no allegation that the fbi even played any role in this attack. and really the senator report here, it did pin some blame on the fbi for not taking those online messages that suggests there would be violence at the capitol seriously. but of course that is a far cry from the false allegations that senator johnson is making in this video. >> good point, jessica. thank you very much. jessica snyder reporting. let's get some more on this. former washington, d.c. police chief charles ramsey is joining us, former cia counter terrorism professional phil mudd is with us as well. phil, at one point in your career, you were sent over to work over at the fbi. what goes through your mind hearing this latest statement from republican senator ron johnson? >> boy, we used to be in a place where the democrat

but why are private citizens doing this work and not the fbi? ryan reilly as a senior justice reporter, he has been reporting on the ongoing if it estimations of the january 6th answer direction. he is writing on the fbi's and precedent -- tell us about this edition on this because i feel like this is my next halloween costume and i need to know who they are, how they started, how they operate, give me the goods. >> they are all in the country and around the world, and these are people who are very motivated the people who were behind january six, and they are hunting down these clues and the keep spreadsheets, they keep documents, they -- were basically they're trying to hunt down every moment and track people as they go throughout the capital, and also identify, people who have not been arrested yet. with richard reader here, this is someone who was arrested very early by the fbi, and an impact important background here is that he was not the target of sedition hunters initially. he was someone who was called off facial recognition by federal

you heard what ron johnson said about the fbi. i want you to listen to tucker carlson back in june. >> so, fbi operatives were organizing the attack on the capitol on january 6th, according to government documents. those two are not alone. in all, revolver news reported there are quote what? so it turns out this white supremacist insurrection was, again, by the government's own admission in these documents, organized at least in part by government agents. >> i mean, frank, if you want to say what? none of this, none of this that he said is tied to any evidence. what's your reaction when you hear those conspiracies theories especially when they take rate with high ranking officials like senators? >> first, i'm troubled we are even having to discuss this. because it now seems to be an organized orchestrated propaganda threat that we are gonna keep hearing the more are select committee in the house keeps getting to the bottom of the real facts, let's go out and address it once again with regard to mr. carlson's assertion that the phr

capitol police, fbi, atf, d.c. police are trying to negotiate with one individual, a man from north carolina in a pickup truck. they haven't seen evidence of propane explosives he claims he has but can't see inside the cab of the truck, and he is communicating slowly with them on a white board live on facebook. that's a tense situation on capitol hill. more coming up with chuck todd up next with "mtp daily" now. >>> thank you, andrea, if it is thursday, just what andrea was summing up there, an active bomb threat, just outside the u.s. capitol. nearby buildings have been evacuated. metro police stopped a suspicious vehicle. e

he wanted the compromise materials to go to the fbi. is it fair to say that there is a reason, legally, that john paul mack contacted the fbi and my question is there are all sorts of illegal activity being discussed. we see compromises as it relates to russia, and he is a gazillion air, according to his own words, and his father knows this, the fbi had it, and the things you and i both know that our worse, the fbi has this. my question is now, does that factor into joe's decision to give a waiver of vladimir on his pipeline? does that factor into joe biden's decision as it relates to the russian cyberattacks, never mind china, never mind ukraine and keswick stun. if there was any conservative knowing what's on that laptop, can you imagine any scenario where they wouldn't have been arrested by now knowing that the fbi has it all? >> sean, the fact that you can ask those questions and they are not preposterous tells you everything that's wrong with what hunter biden was allowed to do by his father, by the intelligence agencies, by the ob

but why are private citizens doing this work and not the fbi? ryan riley is a senior justice reporter for huff post and has been reporting on the ongoing investigations into the january 6th insurrection. he's writing a book about the fbi's unprecedented use of crowd source information in this investigation. ryan, tell me more about the sedition hunters, because i feel like that's my next halloween costume and i need to know who they are, how they started, how they operate. give me the goods. >> yeah, they're all over the country and indeed the world. basically these are people who are very motivated to find out the people who were behind january 6th. they're hunting down these clues and they keep spreadsheets and they keep documents. they have screen grabs out the wazoo as one sedition hunter told me. basically they're trying to hunt down every moment and track people as they go throughout the capitol and also identify people who have not been arrested yet. with richard reeder here, this was someone arrested very early by the fbi. i think the im

meant to go after terrorists, our sources are saying this is what fbi agents and former fbi officials are most worried about, perjury before the fisa court, knowingly using false information from anti-trump opposition research, paid for by hillary clinton's campaign and the dnc in order to get these invasive fisa wiretaps on civilians on the trump campaign. congressman, you and i have talked about those wiretaps. they're called three hop taps. in other words it doesn't just hit the individual's device, their phone or their laptop or computers, it hits who they are talking to, and who those people are talking to. that is why they're powerful. that is why you have a fisa court for them. this is dangerous stuff to do perjury before the fisa court. what do you say? >> the fisa law needs to be reformed again but before we get there, the abuses, the illegal activity of lying to get warrants, lying to get information you would not be entitled to, that is exactly what is already illegal. i would commend and be proud if the attorney general actually is doing what we've heard and that a grand j

the fbi has been in possession of these laptops for quite some time. now, miranda devine, i think, will reveal a lot of this information in her book. my question is, why has it not been revealed now? and i know you know what is being said out there, because we have similar sources. why has there been no arrest at this point? >> it is damning information that looks very much like influence-peddling and corruption. the u.s. attorney in delaware has conducted a 2-year investigation, and sean, we haven't seen subpoenas, search warrants, we certainly haven't seen indictments and prosecutions. it really makes you wonder, what's going on here? is this really a sincere, vigorous investigation, or are the bidens being protected? isn't it interesting that, every time obama appointed joe biden as the point person for ukraine, china, russia, suddenly and magically millions of dollars flow into bank accounts of hunter biden's from individuals from those countries with ties to their governments? it certainly looks like political corruption, and it may be actionable

it remains an important responsibility of dhs and the fbi to assist these communities. as i mentioned in my testimony, the secure community network, an organization we started with a conference of presidents of major jewish organizations in the 2004 post 9/11 era isn't regular contact with the department of homeland security as it prepares to assist him in the effort. as i indicated in my testimony, mr. chairman, it's important that the faith-based nonprofit community be designated as a critical infrastructure, as have 16 other sectors of our community of the nation's economy and communal infrastructure. so as to require the department of home insecurity and the other federal law enforcement agencies to create a comprehensive approach to working with the faith-based nonprofit communities, as you well know. in our society, american society is structured, the partnership between governments and the nonprofit and faith-based sectors in the delivery of essential human services, as well as education and communal activities through all kinds is an essential partnership. recog

and i also got the -- some fbi reports, for example, there's a great fbi report. no one has seen reagan's fbi interview shortly after the shooting. he gave an interview to the fbi agents. that was sealed. and i got it unsealed through my foia process. and reagan was coming out. he said he was coming out here and he saw the reporters, but he wasn't going to talk the press. and you could infer from that that the reason he didn't want to talk to the press, he kind of made some stumbles and they wanted to keep him more on message in that period before. and so he wasn't going to answer any impromptu questions. it just wasn't worth it to him. he also had said if hinckley had only waited -- he was going to get on the -- he was going to climb onto the running board of the limousine, raise himself up and wave to a group of about 200 spectators across the street. his back would have been to the president as he waved. back would have been to hinckley as he waved. but hinckley didn't wait. hinckley started shooting. it is 2:27 p.m. and we know it's 2:27 p.m. because the momen

did you have any indication the fbi had more information prior to the january 6 attack? guest: when we did the intelligence assessment, we do know a reporter came from the field office the day before, indicating the probability of some actions being taken. direct action or civil disturbance as opposed to peaceful demonstration was possible. we go to the task force in washington dc -- washington, d.c. and it was documented that a member of the capitol police did not receive that report. that report did not get the special handling it should have gotten because it threatened the capitol, both the senate and house. the location where the vice president was going to be. and the president of the united states all within a couple miles of each other outside of the security of the white house. they were going to be exposed by this large group of demonstrators who were going to be on the mall with the intention of moving toward the capitol. that report did not get the attention it should have. in retrospect, everyone we talked to has agreed that information should have been hand

and i also got some fbi reports, for example there's a great fbi report no one has seen, reagan's fbi interviewed shortly after the shooting, he gave an interview to the fbi agents. that was sealed. and i got it until for my [inaudible] process. record was coming, and he said he was coming out here and saw the reporters but he wasn't going to talk to the press. and you can infer from that that the reason he didn't want to talk to the press, he kind of made some stumbles that they want to keep him or on message in that period before. hinckleyand so he wasn't goingo answer any impromptu questions that wasn't working for him. and he said if hinckley had only made it. because he was going to get on, he was going to climb on the running board of the limousine, with himself up and wave to a group of about 200 spectators across the street. his back would have been to the president as he whipped. that in fact would have been hinckley as he waved. but hinckley didn't wave, hinckley started shooting. it was 2:27 pm. we know it's 2:27 pm because the moment the gunfire and circuit service agent c

then when the fbi had evidence to confirm it but didn't do anything about it. miranda devine is an actual journalist who works at "the new york post" and, thank you so much for coming on. >> is a pleasure, tucker. and decided to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on private investigators to find out if ilhan omar was a genetic match, a dna match to the man who was her second husband. they went to three consonants, they found a cigarette butt and a drinking straw which they decided, they sent it to a dna laboratory and found conclusively that the dna matched in the second husband was a sibling according to the dna sample. so the very day that they were going to unleash this on the world, and fact i was interviewing one of the people involved. the fbi swooped in on the gentleman and arrested him on some different charges, whether he is or not guilty. guilty until proven, but he's in jail. but in the story never got to see the light of day. luckily he told the fbi, they were not interested, the statue of limitations had run out and he managed to see the websit

we had the department upon -- the department of homeland security, the fbi. we talked about what could be done at the conference. we said congress can and should do more. i redoubled efforts in congress to provide communities with the resources needed to protect themselves from acts of violence. i have worked to support the department of from insecurity's grant program -- homeland security's grant program to secure facilities. last year, our bipartisan protecting faith-based and nonprofit organization from terrorism act with chairman peters was signed into law, which authorized $75 million annually for five years for the grant program. in wake of the recent violence against religious communities i sponsored the bipartisan prey safe act with senators hassan, johnson, rounds, peters and rosen to establish a federal clearinghouse of faith-based entities can act as safety and security best practices available federal gap programs and training opportunities. the threats and attacks on all faith-based organizations and houses of worship must stop. in the interim i

the defense is arguing kextent f the fbi's infiltration was entrapment. so ron johnson making this jump from that case, those accusations by the defense that the fbi somehow trapped these defendants is in someways suggesting that the fbi also deeply infiltrate the the groups that went to the capitol that day. there is no evidence to suggest that the fbi knows that much more about these groups that infiltrated the capitol, that they were in any way, you know, part of that attack as some people on the right and some people in conservative media asserted. there is no evidence to suggest that. it remains a conspiracy theory, kate. more people pushing out false narratives that are so damaging. >> whitney, thank you very much. i want to bring in john avalon, anchor and senior political analyst. just the fact that on the day that we learn another officer who responded to the riot has died by suicide, you have one of the people who they were there fighting to protect really questioning the whole thing. >> yeah. that is what is happening and you see another republ

they said yes, we buried him in the woods and i can tell you where we had to get a team ready, the fbi team with the jackets and tobacco and me and the other prosecutors are like, we should go. like we wanted to go because it sounded so exciting that we knew in her heart of hearts that is the wrong thing for a prosecutor to do for a variety of reasons but probably the most important is you can make yourself a witness. crime scene you see something in your off the case. another dude and tv shows the prosecutors are there at the mercy. real prosecutors do not do that and you have to know you will need to have a lot of powers prosecutor but you're not fbi agent or forensic expert, we sort of laid back in europe we did the right thing. bill barr, ulf i felt almost a year ago now and i've yet part, protest happening around the country and protesters the white house and probably remember the seymour bill barr just like i am now, like in a business casual multi- and walks onto the white house lawn after meeting at the white house and gives an order and 70 whispers a video of this and said som

kids say rachel left play rehearsal to meet with the fbi. mary and dave neese desperate to find their daughter thought the police were wasting their time investigating the girls they knew so well. >> went to the police and said will you leave sheila alone, please. you guys are harassing her 24/7. the kid is going through enough. leave her alone. she was like our daughter. >> but investigators were convinced the two girls knew more than they were saying. that fall, ronnie gaskins interviewed each girl repeatedly. how was sheila's demeanor in these meetings you'd have with her? >> calm. collect. would look at you right in your face, in your eyes. >> he says rachel seemed distracted. >> she would draw on the desk, play with the pencil. just her nonverbal cues spoke a lot. >> their story never varied. they picked skylar up, drove around morgantown, smoked a little pot, and dropped her off a few blocks from home. >> it was like a recording with these two. >> in the meantime, the officers had begun to collect physical evidence, and it didn't match

juliÁn: y es que no sÓlo es la investigaciÓn del fbi, sino que tiene otros procesos tambiÉn igual o mÁs complicados. asÍ que tanya charry nos cuenta y nos trae los detalles. lili: la novia del aÑo, adelante, tanya. bueno, la seÑora, ahora. juliÁn: hablando de brillo especial. lili: seÑora charry jimÉnez. tanya: gracias por esos dos apellidos. la verdad es que hablando del tema de larry ramos, les tengo que contar que estÁ sÚper complicado aunque estÁ haciendo de todo para librarse de las acusaciones y salir adelante de este caso que involucra a muchÍsimas personas conocidas y que involucra mucho dinero. se le estÁ complicando la vida al esposo de ninel conde. y podrÍa quitarle el fbi, quitarle el gobierno la oportunidad de seguir en arresto domiciliario, y esas salidas que pueden permitirle. Él podrÍa volver a la cÁrcel nuevamente, y Óiganlo bien, preste mucha atenciÓn a esta historia y ahora les comento bajo quÉ circunstancias. ♪ ♪ el 25 de octubre serÁ el dÍa en que larry ramos se enfrenta a la justicia por los delitos de fraude y conspiraciÓn para cometer fra