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a call to action against americans. he's calling semi fascists. pluss s call a golden state as a new regulation banning gas powered cars by twenty thirty five . but the very same state is nowe charinisg its residents don't charge your electric vehicles because california's electric grid is about to crash. we have that report straight. had so much for renewable energy. also tonight, multiple new bombshell whistleblower allegations from inside the fb e agents are now s sounding the alarm on the rampant political bias corrupting what should be america and the world's premier law enforcemendt agency. but we begin with the veryhe latest anti trump smear tactics surrounding the raid at mar a lago at this hour. the attorney general, merrick garland, is desperate to stop a federal judge from appointing a special master to reviewmaster the case. in a filing, biden's dojrican indicated that americans should just simply trustsh their judgmentould j. now they also tookunity to the opportunity to shape public opinion with thaont image you s

right there showing classified documents strewn acrosris the floor next to a box full of frame. time magazine covers, next t ana subsequent rebuttal. trump's attorneys stated, quote,d a subs the government's response gratuitously included a photograph of allegedly classified materials pulled from a container and spread across the floor for dramatice effect and on trump on social trump responded, quote ,i terrible the way the fbi duringg the raid of ma tr a lago througl documents haphazardly all over the floor, perhaps pretending an was me that did that and then started taking pictures for the public to see e thought they wanted them, keptky secret. lucky, lucky, lucky i declassified. meanwhile, legal scholar jonathan turley, who will joinjo us in a minute, tweeteind this photo can leave an obviouslynd o misleading impressiobvion that secret documents were strewngdo over the floor when thiscument

appears to be the work of fbi agents in that op ed, jonathan turley continued quote for critics, the photo may appear to be another effort with priort leaks to frame the public optics and discussion. clearly, the court did not need the visual aid of a picture of documents with covers. it seems clearly it was for p intended for public consumptioui .n mind now, keep in mind this case hand is being handled by the th thatshington office gave hillary clinton a free fre pass after she mishandled top secret classified materialcs on her unsecured privatesi servers. eriaand then attempted to destry the evidence. remember detroit thirty three thousand emails, h bleach but hammers, et cetera. this is also the same fbi office that brought us operation crossfire hurricante, the mueller witch hunt, the dirty dossier, fisa fraud, frequent msk dnc guest peter struck, lisa page, andrew weissman, the very same office where a top agent named tim tebo office w just qu, suddenly retired. tebow was reportedly escorted

out of the bureau after allegations of liberal bias thd misconduct in the hunter biden investigation. his office is accused of sloen ' walking the probe into hunter's laptop from .s laptop and in the fall of 2020 in order to secure the election for joe bidemn, as donald trumpr stated, quote, people thate retire from the fb i, they'rerter not perp walked out of the headquarters building on a hot sony afternoon in august after being screamed att and ridiculed by his bosses like the laptop. this was the firing from . but now chris ray and merrick garland are asking us to simply trust this very same office in ane washington sewer and swamp with an investigation into biden's chief political rival. in fact, they want absolutely no scrutiny, no oversight t at a all whatsoever. first they raided matsr a lagoay and would not let trump's attorneys observe the search. then they demanded that maroa go turn off all securityameras cameras so they coul sd conduct

the search in private.t i thought we wantein prid dash p and cams on police for a gooold reason. keepa goods everybody honest. next, they did not wantot the affidavit released. then the heavily redacted orey heavily redacted the affidavit after a judge ordered the release. they even redactedrelease. the e for the redactions and now they don't want a special masterpecial to review the case. so what exactly are they hiding and why would trump or anyoneldt else for that matter trust biden's dorumpj and the washingn fbi field office with a politically chargedigatio investigation based on their history here with a lot more ans fox news contributor jonathan turley. jonathan, good to see you. let's talkcontri aboutbuo see ys about this picture.pictur merrick garland hae.d made the statement. he will speak tospea his courtur filings in a court of lawo the and not leaked tpro the press. i think that has been violated numerous h times, starting with the leak to "the washington post". oh, we believe that nuclearr information was included there.

where did that come from and where did this picture come from? happenwell, the picture was somg that immediately stood out its attachment. if and when you look atou the actual text, the only, purpose of attachment f appearsh to be the statement thatappear e were covers on these documents showing their classified. d. obviously the court didn't need a picture to show that it wasn't even contested by the trump peopleco, but instead they went ahead and put that in. put n an for public like consumption. i think there they like thatthge image and they wante and td to i out there. but what's also curious is the level of detail in this filing.h this is the department of justice that previously saidngle that not a single sentence should be released from the affidavit because nationalit security would be harmed or the investigation would be undermined. they did release redacted confi affidavit that confirmed many points. itrm really did show thatt th

their earlier representation was overwrought and overbroad. now they're making the same arguments. they're saying that a special master would endanger national security and their case. why? i mean, the special masterth exten extension of the court. they are appointed allnspointed the time. it woulde ti be special master helps to create a record upon which the court can make decisions. i thought that the legalough aspects of their filing was really transparently weak. welltl, making the pretext that they don't want the special masterwa, that they're relying on their taint team instead. l but isn't the taint team within their own organization? isn't that akin to th investigatee orga themselves? tea >> well, these two teams have been very controversial in past case s. department of justice is notorious for overclassification and overreaction. the department of justice has already recognizedredapartment e actually gathered up matorney-client privilege

material. i would be astonished ifte. they did. and this search wa s soo ri ridiculously broad. i mean, the judge allowe d the magistrate allowed the fbi to take hold boxes of a single piece of paper, had a classification marking and then take all the boxes stored with that box.e bo i mean, obviously they tooxes k virtually everything in the storage room. and so, you know, whenis the government now says, well, this is ours, we shouldn't havev to give ite back . well, that's the point of a special master to determine what you gathered, whether ite. is appropriately. let's look at the national security concern because that's what they're claiming, that this was somehow impactla nationalimin security, which is which seems ts o be their fallback on any issue that they disagree with donald trump on . this is a this is a common mantra. i've been in national security cases. i have had these fights inn secu the pastri and they they make the identical type of argument . there isn't a danger toto

national security and the use cl a special mastethr special master can be cleared.ea counsel like myself arcoe often cleared for tci material.terial all of that is done in many cases. and so i think thahinktt th they actually really undermined their credibility with this filing, particularly after just g the redactedwhich th affidavit, which they said couldn't be done without endangering national security. >> jonathan, i talked aboundange this in the same office with the russia hoax in washington. i talked about a fisa abuse. i talked about the doublet standard as it relates to hillary clinton. we can go back to james comey recognizing crimes were committe, recognd but no prosecr would ever prosecute. that didn't even includethat die thirty three thousand deleted emails with bleach, but somethineletedg i don't think ay had ever heard of before.rd onow we're at the point where all of this is happening and now we hav this ise thesemif whistleblowers coming forward. my question to you is veryor. specific. tle-blow

why if these whistleblowers are coming forward with merit, garland and the doj send out a reminder memo that members of the department of justice, the fbi, are not to have contact with members of congress. it sounds like if you'relking to talking to members of congressao and you are a whistleblower, there could be serious repercussions. am i reading that the right way? i reading thatthe right itway? o me. well, i mean, the problem is that it can be read thati way. and i think that merrick garland has to show a degree of greater leadership, not just in assuring the american people that the departmenplet will cooperate with oversight in congress, but also to take modest steps, proactive steps to show this wasn't a pretext or political investigation. iga. every chance he's had to d evothat, thathe, he hasn't done it. no opposed the redacted affidavit, was forced to do m that. he's now opposing the special master nt and is likely to

be forced into that. these are steps that he could have takenes. now, the fact is this latests is filing has some very significant portions, including details that probably overlap with some redacted material in the affidavit. we don't mat know. but there's a great more detail in this filing that didn't appear to violate nationalviolat security. >> but they do say they believe that they saw obstructive conduct, the very sectiosawns th they cited made that warrant or cause that warrant tcited mao bo broad that it would allow them to virtually take anythingago an they wanted out of mard a lago and go anywhere they wanted, including into the closet ofan melania trump. in a case like this, wouldn't it be should it be more specific if this if we're going to stay within the realm ofealm reasonable search and seizure versus unreasonable search and seizurnreasonae? >> i think the magistrate madehk a mistake signing off on thisf t broad language. i think you're right.he it should have hadlangua greater particular the greater

specificity because it was so unbelievably broad. what's amazing about this filing is the department of justice tells the court, yeah, we probably did gather upmateri some other material, butal we still shouldn't give it back because it's evidence that he mixed classifieuse it id mate with nonclassified. i mean, that is reallyd materi t breathtaking. i mean, you can establishyou ca a record and then give thepicall material back , particularly if do's attorney client material. they don't explain why. they just don't obviously create a record and then allow the material to go back. y in a footnote we might be able to give more information about what was gathered, but we're looking for extraordinary circumstancega dances. what sounds like thoseextr extraordinary circumstances is to avoiaod a special master. >> to me, it had all the fingerprints of a pretext to search fot r anything thatseh they wanted. and that's a very dangerou fnyts situation to put themselves in. jonathan turley, thank you sjono much. we appreciate you being

with us. now to another line from tonight's trumnotherp legal tea filing surrounding the special master quote left unchecked, the doj will impugn, leak and publicize selective aspects of their investigation with no recourse but to somehow trust the self-restraint of currently unchecked investigators. here now is president trump'sint wetorney ,ig allena , as well as fox news legal analyst greg jarrett and former florida t attorney general pam bondi. good to see you all.let's let'ges get your take, alina. >> first. i think that they were astute in their filing today. t i'm proud of the legal team that brought this up. i think the facty di that they s put this picture, as mr. turley mentioned, was more for the public eye. public ey and that is exactly what we'reen not supposed to do. it's not about the public abo impression. it's it's about justice.. and that is not at all what w we've seen out of thisha administration right now.

so unfortunately, we're seeing a lot of public play and i really hope that we can get thea special master put in place sotn that we can have some some impartial mediators to look at everything and get the documents that arethat are d to be with the president back and look atnd everything i. in a perfect i look the the presidential records act. protect him and allowed him todi declassify materials. nobody talks mater about that. instead, they look at the threee criminal statutes that they brought. y broughi think our papers are . i'm looking forward to hearingth what the judge has to saye tomorrow. judgpam, i'd like to get your ta especially as it relates to the declassified aspect of thist president has broad range tohe declassify. ue in is that still an issue in question? because i see peoplebecause i on the left, they justis automatically dismiss it. oh, that's notmi declassifiess >> how would they know? would they know? they wouldn't know, sean.d no but the president trump would w know. his legal team would knohew, thw the counsel's office would

know.prent tr and president trump has said hua has declassified these the materials. he was p the president oresifdet the united states and has the right to do so. you know, i think this is a case of who's going to policel e the police in this case.th they don't wane t a special master as a career prosecutor. comy someone was challenging my ethics in a court of laurwle' and saying let's bring in an independent person to look at this, i would say gladly, please come in, look at the evidence. look what we have. ifo they have nothing to hide,y they should welcome a special master se instead of fightingtn president trump and his legal team at every single turn. >> you know, first it wase pass the passports, greg jarrett, then it's apparently attorney-client privilege information thatttorney- they tt of mar a lago. i don't know if that has been returned yet. now it's about a taint teamm as as as you have rightly pointed out, your columns is is people investigating themselves. why the mysterious reluctance,e resistancewhy towards an objecte

special master? and how do you citardse national security when you can have somebody with a security clearance be the special master? >> yeah, look, i read the courti filing and i must say it is one of the most feeble and anemic a arguments by merrick garland thatndic argum i think i've ev n a court filing. >> no legal standing to go to court. he claims, my goodness, a firstf year law student knows that ifre you're the targ of a searchave cod seizure, you have a constitutional right to go to court and argue a violation of the fourth amendment to either i suppress it or at the very least have a special master review and segregate the material on the other part of what was in the court filings by garland was this crazytion notion of obstructio on of i justice. >> what is that? o prove that a person acted corruptly and with an pur

improper purpose iposen the unid states supreme court has narrowed it further and said you havenarrowed to act immoraly with a depraved and evil purpose. e of that? idenc if the president truly thought heif had a right to access a and custody of these president papers, there's no corrupt intent here. and look at all of the three a criminal statutes in the warrant cite ld by garland. they all require knowingly, deliberately, willfullyy breaking the law. if the president law is a whitei man, it's a stuffed i'edd classified it and have a right under the presidential records act to have access to it. then there there's no criminal c intent here. all of that is not addressed by merrick garland. instead, they throw a prejudicial and gratuitous photograph in. they're meant to be incendiary

and inflammatory. they spoon fed ihet to m the mea it just shows you how ruthless and depraved merrick garland and his team of prosecutors are. >> and i'm going to that's exactly where i'm headed. i'll put that picture up and keep it up there for a minute.d i and i want to get your takwante on this because this was obviously done for public consumption. this was obviously designed to d influencese public opinion.i thn i think that is clear, as have all the other leaks as well. what happened to. the merrick d garland that said, oh, we'll don all of our talking in court inl. our filings? where's that guy ? yeah, nowhere.re. what's happened is now they'veh put this picture out so that you would assume and i am somebody who has been in the press, lovesd to talk about this, especially today. i'm somebody that has been in his office. i'veabbeen i seen it.t th this is noe t the way his offico looks. they give you this appearance that youu appearanc walk in ans these top secret documents juste strewn aboutcr a b, they don'tm understand something could be marked top secret could

be marked classified. the presidential records act, ve he would have said this is declassified. it doesn't get a new marking all the time. he's left the office.he it is a complete public spectacle and i'm not really going to stand by it anymore. i personally have gottendated intimidated. people have tried to intimidate me. it's not goingan to work.e th yoisu can't go down there like this and say, look, did the fbi do that or was that the way that room before they went iner? there? do you have any any firsthand knowledge? yeah >> yes sur, i'm sure you've seen the press today. i do have firsthand knowledge. as you know,i i have been down there. i'm down there frequently. i have never seeenn that. i have nevers , ever seen that. that is not the way his offices looks.of anybodficey knows president trus office. he hasan guestybody s frequentl there it is .just it's just a joke.oke. they literally must have gone in and taken out documents. they wanted our cover letters as it is and put it about so that the public believes that believe documents that were on his floor. it's ridiculous.s

i can tell you personally it's ridiculous. , whatever seen that pam we're really looking at here is the department of justice, the fbi staging a picture toagin influence public opinion. wouldn't that also if god forbid, with all the speculation about a possible indictment, wouldn'at also taint a jury pool? isn't that also designed to taint public opinion against donald trump by laying it out that way? and shouldn't merrick garlandckr say we laid it out that way?la we took that picture. pictu we releasered that picturethat c and then he should be answeringe questions, i think, before congress. well, why didn't you keep your word and do all of all your talking in court? >> and we're all these other leaks coming from. yeah, absolutely. sean and alan is right. his office is very neat, orderly. i could never, eve near set anem leaving anything classified, previously classified at anyie time classified, laying out in

the open. this was mad, the to taint a ju, to taint public perception of him. they've been doing this fors, te seven years and they're getting desperate. the midterms are coming up me tn 2020 four there at the end of their rope and they're doing anythinging they they can to hu. all of the search warrants i've been involved in, no one would ever pull things out and layo ss them out that way. it makes ne other o sense othern they're still trying to destroy the president and it's not going to wor not goik. . all right.reat great analysis, all of you.s pam, thankal you, alina. thank you.tt greg, as always. thank you. when we come back , all right.m, more fbi whistleblowers aree-blw coming forward to exposeer the bureau's political bias. and as merrick garland trying to stop them and intimidate them. and why did d they worwhk so har to bury biden's laptop from ? senator ron johnson with the very latest on all of thatnd mo, and more straight ahead. at goans. we know one thing and one thing

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learn more at jírg today. >> and now as we did report last night, fbi whistle blowers are coming forward at least twenty . accordinorward at leg to my soue many more to expose the failures of fbi fai director christopher wray biasxpose blatant and abuse inside the fbi. and as i predictedex abuse, thes been politicized and the biden department of justice weaponizes, which is nowpse of leading to a total collapse of credibility for both the doj and the fbi.i and no and now whistleblowers are coming forward. they are sounding the alarm on what is a two tiered system of justice. ice bu but the attorney general,ey gen merrick garland, he appears toeb be sending a veiled threat,ea issuing a memo this week, a quote, stern reminder to alle personnel within the fbi, the doj about any contacts with congress. but wait, wasn't wit the democrs

they love whistleblowers or do they only like non whistleblowers, hearsay whistleblowers to attack donald trump? that would be rank hypocrisy. and meantime , senate republicans are now calling on big tech to reveal their communications with thefow fbi following the revelations from facebook ceino mark zuckerberg that the fbi wasrber directing the tech giantg, t tot be on the lookout for so-callede russian disinformation ahead of the twenty twenty election, which prompted facebook toromp censorted the very true and veu accurate unabiding laptop storry with the rest of the media. here now with reactionh th is wisconsin senator ron johnson. senator , first betweenhnson. grurself, senator charles grassley, congressman jim jordan, do you havas, doe au estimate of about how manyny wht whistleblowers have come forward? to first of all, we need to keepe those whistleblowers identity a protecteus d. so i'm not going to reveal anything about them, but

i would say merrick garlan d is probably issuing an illegal order. you know, federal government employee illegafes have every right tod k come forward and talk to congress and be afforded totecti whistleblower protection. and the fact that the attorneyon general would basically threatenthe facte is literally r dropping. so the good newsop is we do have people of integrity that are concerned about the credibilitte their agency and they're coming forward. they're starting to tell the truth. and that's the onl nly way where resto you're going to restorree cre credibility to these agencies is if we expos te the corruption and hold people accountable. so when merrick garland issuedau this memo to justice departmento personnel reiterating, quote, t their policy of prohibiting communicationspe , do you interpret that to be intimidation and the threatlo of retaliation? yes. again, i'm not a lawyer, but to me that would seem to be an illegal order because again, people working foring fo the government have every right to comave talk to congress and d afforded whistleblower protection. so i don't bforwarde see how mek

garland can issue that order. o my sources have been very specific in the areas that that these whistleblowerse are discussing and the three specific areas. one is the protection of hunter biden. and as we know this very clear and compelling evidence prima facie cased of crimesmitd committed and evidence on that laptop , it also would implicate his father, the big guy, about moneys and payments and knowledge of business dealings where hunter madee millions without any experience that would be part ofit the protection. it would also entail, for example, looking into parents to school board meetings as domestic terrorists. apparently it waard meetins farr widespread, according to people i'at i have talked to.di and these are things the whistleblowers want to bring out and a political bias against donald trumpo give. those would be three real serious, significantthre and frankly even dangerous issuese

if in fact those are proven true. and again, i thought the democrats like w whistleblowers. >> why wouldn't they want us to hear from them because of the embarrassment incriminate them? the bottom line here is that tha whistleblowers, as senator grassley has often said,t that the fbi developed the scheme in august of 2010th to downplay the derogatory information provided basically and the investigatiownplay oformation. whistleblowers in my office said that once the fbi got through subpoena biden's laptopb higher up said you will not look at that biden computer and then further that the fbi would not change the outcome of the election this electionth again. so obviously they wanted tod wat bury the biden laptop.ed they did not want tounte investigate it properly,ey their partizans and we need to expose all of this information.n now, the other thing that happened, interestingly, in august on august six twenty twenty this is when senator grassley and i a020, bot

unsolicited briefings that were that were later leakedo to "the washington post" for the purpose of smearing me. son post" i would argue the fbs now only interfered in the twenty twenty election. b they've interfered in thisut wisconsin u.s. senate election by smearing me through that leak in "the washington post". >> that's suchn a good point. is there anything as a senator that you can do in light of merrick garland,rlan a friendly reminder to peoplee that work in the department? w is there any protectioorn that the senate, the congress that elected officials can offer those people that believe that they have important information of wrongdoing, corruption, perhaps political bias, perhapsp within the fbi short oerf beingd threatened with losing their job? because that seems tosing o be y chilling memo sent by merrick garland that that would have a chilling effect, i think, on anybody, wouldn't it? sean? there is very strong there are

laws protecting whistleblowers. that's what i'm sayingth is jaaw dropping. merrick garland would issueh mer such an order. orderissu is illegal. rs so i can offer whistleblowers anonymity and i can offer them the whistleblower protection afforded to them by law. let's talk a little bit aboute g joe rogan's podcast and mark zuckerberg going on theraney and him being approached by the fbi and him being told that itol was possible, the possibility of of russian disinformationussi justan before the release ofre the information on unabiding laptoption o, which seems rather convenient to me, which we all know now, was absolutely accurate. but with almost one voice, the democratic party, their friends in the media mob and big tech silenced the the story and squashed it by saying ,oh, that's likely russian disinformation. mation, it was not russian disinformation. and i've seen numbers that 80%

of people believe had the american people known allof of this, had they've been told the truth, that this was accurate and not been lied to by institutions, if you will , media among them, thatthem they believe donald trump would have won d that election hands down. that to me is has a chilling a impact on this country ifon t they're allowed tohi get away with that. >> how do you handle that? well, first, we've seen pollingc that says if the american public would have known abouan t what was on everybody's computer, joe biden would notcop be president. so there's no doubrese t the fbi interfered in our election 2010 to a far greatery extent thanerp russia ever could have hoped to achieve. edo but again, it's important totand understand that this is being led by the fbi. it sure seems that way. a pie this is anothecer piece of puzzle. so they're trying to get facebook to quash any information provided they're trying to get senator grassley and i did they also contactigence

those 51 intelligence officials and get them to write that letter that said that you had all the earmarks of russian information? campaign letter itself wasa a russian. itrussia was an information cam? and it also interfered in our election. thiso interfered in th is serio. these are federal agenciesfeder with all the power ofof the federal government e interfering in our election is jaw dropping if you want me to get back in office. ron johnson, senate .com, ro. but i do know they spent a lot>s of ueap to 40 million on negatie ads already 50 over 50 or 50 smearing me, lying about me, ron money outside. i'm getting a lot of help. i'm sorry i didn't hear you. yeah, it's it's ron johnsonth .com and that's outside dark money. they hate it and they use it against me. all right.. and the people of wisconsin,of i think they would rather have n who gets toi pick their senator. nator. senator johnson, thank you for being with us. thwhen we come back , democrats, they are now resorting toli believe it or not,eve it new los

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rage. you know, like earlier in earli the weeker when he used the wor fascist, you know, the president thinkssp that thee is an extremist threat to our democracy. the president has been clear as he can be on that particular piece when we talk about democracy, when we talk about our freedoms, the way that he sees as the mago republicans are the most energized part of the republican party. the that extreme this is an extreme threat to i our democracy, to our freedom, to our rights. >> where is joe speaking out against the five seventy four riots in the summer of 2020? but of course the far left ext barriers extend way beyond washington because just a weeken after california regulators put forwaratord a new rule phasing t gas powered cars by twenty thirty five , guess what? california, the golden state is now telling electricto car drivers avoid charging your vehicles. a midsummevoid char blackouts aa state's far left energy policy

goes from bad to worse. now this is a preview of coming attractions, a new green deal socialism that biden and theocrs democrats want for the entireouy country. by the way, even elon muskagains probably against his own financial interest because he sells electric cars, has said repeatedly we need to produce ra more fossil fuel energtey here with reaction, florida senator marco rubio, you know, you really you can't you you cac make it up by an electrichicl vehicle. pay 20 grande, more . forget about the mining of mother earth with big heavy equipment run by diesel fuel, d manganese and cobalt and nickel and other minerals col. fac forget the fact thatt the electric grid is mostly run on fossil fuels. get the vehicle, but thee ven dt charge a vehicle. you really can't make it up.tor senator . yeahk , the problem one of the critical problems with left wing policieths you see comingtt from the democratic party these days is that they don't mesh with common senshee and realitya

and the real world. right. so they have these policies now where we're going to go all solr pane, you know, battery powered solar panel. we don't havee he the infrastructure for that. o we're not anywhere near that. even though all the tax creditsv in the world areels not going o change that number to a lot of the materials that you need to build these batteries and solar panels. batteries omes from china. so you're empowering theand som and number three is whaty we i pointed out today, and thathan is we don't have the charging stations. and if we do, they're telling people not to charge the electric cars. meanwhile, the 90 something thrcent of the cars that are on the road driven by real everyday americans by , they require gasoline and we're not producing more of it.gasoli we're noned we are nott providi. we're doing things that aree ecn hurting our economy and really hurtinurtg people's pocketbooks. >> so now the president's goingr to give this political speeceshr tomorrow, which i find pretty interesting talking about the soul of a nation guy that referred to halfa the country pretty much as a semi fascist.s remember in his inaugurationech speech, he talked about unity.ta so muclkh for that. it almost sounds like are you

or have you ever beenrvatis a supporter of conservatism and donald trump? that's what it's beginning tm at's whao sound like to me. senator , there's two thingsaust happening herehe. the first is they're criminalizing opposition, etc. we're trying to end dehumanizingin our opposition. so this is what they've beenfo doing now for a while. if you w recall last year whenrs they were doing this fake votert rights thing, there is no voterr crisis in georgiora, for exampl, he gave a speech basically saying that anyone who didn't support the bill they wantedll e was a jim crow segregation, jim which is absolutely outrageous. cwabsurd. then we saw the attacks against the supreme court basically callin ag them illegitimate, thu these weren't real judges that these guys and we saw a guy come halfway across the country and try to kill a supreme courte justice. and brad kavanaughrt justi, we'n churches vandalized. we've seen pro-life groups being attacked and firebombed. the next thing you see is any criticism. you know, you criticize the fbi, you get all these news stories about unprecedented threats to the fbi. s, you criticized the irs a couplee of days later. the irs is saying, oh, we're h now being threatened. in essence, they've noww established the shield where if

you criticize them, they wilcllt toaim that you're putting them in dangedar. ot they , on the other hand , dotr not criticize the republicans. they try to dehumanize, defame and smear republicans by calling not vopublican officeholdersans, republican voters, everyday people by calling themle b semih fascists. last week in florida, charlie crist runninek iarlie crg for ge again here said he didn't wanton the support of anyone who had voted or supported rhonda saneness, which is the majority of the state. in essence, they are no longer . this is the distinction here. they're not attacking not political leaders alone. arey are att attacking voters, which in floridae is the majority of voters because donald trump won the state by four points. you know, as i b have beenve digging into your opponent, valo demings record , it looks liker she nearly votes for peloslike . 100% of the time. i don't know if the people of florida know that she praised t. funding the police, which sh i understand you got the overwhelming majority of support from law enforcement in florida called violent riots.

correct me if i'm wrong,t th a beautiful thing and said the crisis at our border, which is unprecedented, a 30 yearr hih high , something that was a normal thing. she made all of those comments. and what is the exactexact percentage of the timepe she votes with nancy pelosi? p >> nowelosi? it's 100%. she's never broken fros m nancy. pelosi wants. and she would be like electingly nancy pelosi to the u.s. senateu from florida. but it goes further than that.se and look, she's flush with money, right? democrats all over the country. you're pouring money into her campaign. heard ron johnson earlier.n john same thing here.soth i need people's helpin.re. my website is marco rubio .com. i ask if you can help.site please do, because we're going to be outraised and outspent here from the far left. but today she goes one of these. zoome calls that she likes to do with small groups of liberals and she saidion is inflation's not important. let's put that tnto the side., let'ths not talk about inflatio. is n that's not the biggest issue. that's not herot top priority. well p, that just tells you how disconnected she is from everyday people. but more importantlyeveryday pep how radical the democratic party's become on some of these ideas.

buar f tht she's a radicalubber-st rubberstamp. what can they run on ?amp. they can't run on the border. certainl y will they claim success on that forty year high of inflatioon that?n, recoh gas prices, a disastrous foreign policy. we don't have law and order. they support, defund, dismantle. and no bail. m crout age, rials inappropriate materials being taught in school. what are they going tobehool, w, senator ? >> well, she thinks vag tol dem> says that the border crisis is nothing new . that's no bi ig deal there. shmpore thinksta einflation is something we need to put aside in a corner and notclearl be focused on . she clearly isn'y t. she tries to portray herself as a law enforcement. she was once a police officer. that's been a long time ago incl the last six years in congress. she's turned herthat's b back op the police departments and law enforcement. that's why they've all endorsed med. me. she's actually helped the left attack them, as you pointed out. so i think she's going to run on the left, runs on a lot ofth money, the help of the mainstream media and i guess calline maing republicans and people who vote for them fascists. senator , your seat is critical

of republicans are to have any hope of retaking the senate,nate saying what ron johnson and we're going to be following your race closely and people should not take any race for granted. i think, to agret e with that. all right. thank you, senator . coming up, fbi personnelator reportedly calling on directorha right to now step down a man who knows the real reasons why will join us next. that exclusive straight ahead. nmen over 45 . >> do you have a frequent urgent need to day and night? >> i have good news presenting the euro live system, an outpatient treatment that simply reopens the channel to increase flow with no cutting. yes, most side effects are mild to moderate serious bleeding and infection events are rare. visit yero lipscombe. ask your urologist about goro left or call 875 to eleven hundred today we need a small

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supervisor and attorney susanlog d'arc, along with fox newsd contributor. last night last, host of laura ingraham show, jason chaffetz, based on your background, can i ask you and your representing these whistleblowers specificallyi amh what it is they're saying?ea i'm hearing there aree three areas of concern that have come. on one would be prejudice against u donald trump, protectiondi for hunter biden and three, it is far more widespread. the fbi looking into parents at school board meetinglosists as domestic terrorists. >> is that what you've heard? is , first ofng all, it's that the executives have done some criminal and wrongdoing and are supporting and supporting issues thatuppore actually , in fact illegal,l. that the agents have been pressured to do things that they don't want to do in agents should never be pressured to do an affidavit or to or to force to go into court to say stuff

that they won't believe. also, there are misconduct. uct- >> can i just stop you for stop one second? are you saying thayot and i've read this in the washington times that d to signe being force false affidavits or pressure to correct. >> cor correct.re wow. yes.. i have one client who wasemoved actually removed because he wasb o dohid his agents not t that. een an but there's been this has been an ongoing problem in the fbi because executives have generally been given a pass forn misconduct and now they're looking at a president who's not who's being treated just like the employees in the fbi. trump's not given is not givenea the same latitudmee that the executives in the fbi arethr given. there have been report aftere im report over to over two decades how fbi executives who arehi involved in misconduct are actually the misconduct. the punishments are reduced or eliminated. but with with with trump, ee he's being treated just likeat's a regular fbi employee. and that's what' whas going is o on here. >> he's not one ofof t the supee

citizens with jason is as youou tosten to this and more importantly, you look at merrick garland, quote, reminder to doj and fbi employees about talking toemploe congress. is that a threat? is that intimidation is there an implied threat of retaliation if in fact you talk to congress? because that to me wouldthe whis be covered under the whistleblower act, which protects people that d o it's clear intimidation. it's clearly tha a shot across the bow of this came literally hours after there was reportsngr that whistleblowers are comingwa forward. then the attorney general issued a statement at remindinggress, people that they can't talk to congress. well, guess what?es you can talk to congress. you can go talk to senator ron johnson. you can go talk tor gras senator grassley or jim jordan. absolutely. you can dosl that.absolu d ito a is clear. d to and to kurt's point, remember k the inspector general has issued more than 1000 pages documenting the abuse of power

within the federal bureau of investigation from taking leaks and using them in political ways. and remember, we had il kevin kleinsmith who doctored documente has and had to plead guilty to that, but but barelyd was he outed and there are lotss of other examples. and unfortunately forr an agenca that's the premier law agency in the world, i think they've been tainted. and you know what? director wray was brought in. as an agent of age to change things, the agent of changee isi and he hasn't done that.sition i and i don't know why he's in that position if he's not going to change things. kurt, we have 15 seconds.t, w secoyou tell us about how many people have come forward thathae you know of? shawn, there's 20 . , fbi employeesblower who were whistleblowers have to go to doj to seek relief, nohavt the federal courts. they are stuck in doj.ck a wow. this is going to be fascinating to watch. thank you both for being with us. u we'll take a break. more hanadi right after this.

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