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agency of unfair treatment and alleging retaliation. republicans say this is further proof of what it calls institutional rot and anti-conservative bias and adding to the argument just before the hearing, the fbi yanked security clearances of two of the agents. >> working as an fbi special agent was my dream job, my whistle-blowing was a political up oath, but the fbi closed ranks and attacked the messenger. >> my family and i have been surviving on early withdrawals from the retirement account while the fbi has ignored my request for approval to outside employment. >> i swore an oath to the constitution. >> do you believe that the fbi is hostile to you for that reason to keep agents from speaking up? >> yes, yes, no question. >> dana: chairman jim jordan morning the whistle-blowers they would face heavy attacks from democrats. >> we talked to two dozen whistle-blowers, people have come to us and we have

interviewed several of those in today three of them. three of those brave whistle-blowers and a lawyer who represents them will tell us their story. they will tell us what happened. what they saw and then what happened to them because they were courageous enough to reported to congress. i just want to tell you guys, get ready, because they are going to come after you. you know they are. >> dana: jordan was on to something, they bash republicans were even holding the hearing and trying to undermine the credibility of whistle-blowers. >> on police week of watching house republicans jump to late the foundation to define law enforcement. my colleagues on the far right are on a mission to attack, discredit, and ultimately dismantle the fbi. this is the phone the police on steroids. >> you are engaging in a self promotion of your new book about to be released. and what great timing to be on

tv right before your book tour starts. >> in texas we would say that this is a lot of hot air, and it ain't a whistle-blower. >> dana: this is one of the most heated passionate hearings i've seen on capitol hill in a long time. as we watch the whole thing this morning, both sides came alluded to, and to your initial thoughts? >> jesse: the primary allegation was that there was a cash incentive program with the fbi. so the more investigations the feud of office, the more cash bonuses are given to the head of the field office, so that's why you are seeing this flurry of investigations, a flurry of arrests, that's why so many january 6th prosecutions, so many parents are being investigated, catholics are now being investigated and it explains why. anybody who even went to d.c. on january 6th was investigated. they were investigated for

money, but they were investigated. and bank of america handed over to the fbi every single transaction that was made by people who flew into d.c. d.c. for january 6th. not only that, the fbi was taking officers off of child porn cases and making them hang out in the parking lots of parent-teacher conferences and making them write down their license plates. they made the betsy ross flag or the bumper sticker that said 2 a a terror signal, so you understand why they say white supremacy is the number one thread in the country, because it is a predominantly white country and you can make a fortune investigating ever everything. a flag waver, small business owner, a trump supporter. apparently, anybody that can be considered whites, you can open

up an investigation and get paid for that. it's a perverse incentive. and then they got retaliated against because they tried to blow the whistle correctly paul popped up the chain of command and sent them to california and locked all the belongings in a storage unit and one family was left homeless for a week. and they said the fbi will crush you if you speak out against them. that's why a lot of people are saying that the fbi needs to be dismantled. we will blow these whistle-blowers and jim gordon at 7:00. >> dana: i never promo your show, i will always do it. judge. >> judge jeanine: not only did they bump up the cash bonuses and we remember with the veterans administration that they pumped up the numbers. and they made the fake stats so they could make more money. whenever you put money with the federal government, you are making a mistake based on the numbers of cases or bonuses for

arrests, it is inconsistent. it's a bad intersection, but worse than that what they did was pumped up the numbers, not just for the money, but if they were doing something that they called a white supremacist investigation and they had four people they were interviewing, it was now the one case. it was four cases, so they could bump up the stats and say, yes, white supremacy is the biggest problem in america today. and what they did to these whistle-blowers is really -- it is frightening, because by the way, there is a whistle-blower protection act and i have no faith and had to be honest with you, but what they did to these people, these fbi agents, and it is the main fbi agents, the middle rung of them that are doing a great job that live in the country and are taking care to make sure that they follow all of the rules and regulations. it is the upper corner of the fbi that is corrupt and has been politicized and weaponize. and so they take these little people so to speak and make them homeless. they made one guy actually move

his family to another town and then forced him to relocate and then as soon as he got there, they put them on unpaid indefinite suspension, and he is homeless. this is the fbi at its worse. but we are and he knew that. and one more thing, the congresswoman i think her name is stacey plaskett. she talks about how this is thief on the police on steroids, are you kidding me? we had the investigation where you set the fbi was basically not doing its job, jim comey was someone who lied and the affidavit was unverified down 20 on and on and then you have the derm report saying that the fbi failed to rappel the mission of fidelity to the law and this woman labels these people as people who want to defund the police. the republicans. and finally it is simply too

easy to say that it whistle-blowers saying something that is against his own interest it's easy for them to say they were an apt or bad at their job. how do you fight the system? how do you fight the institution of the fbi? you can't. so it's against someone who can be a whistle-blower. and this is a perfect example. >> dana: one of the things revealed today, or revealed to me, i did not know that the whistle-blower protections for the fbi employees and agents is different than the rest of the federal government which is something that could be looked at by the congress. harold ford jr., the democrats came ready today and have some pretty strong numbers on their side as well. before they do, it's good to be back, a couple of things, the derm report is a troubling thing. when ever the people, the american people lose confidence in the federal agency, particularly law enforcement agency or have reason to, and uncovering a lot of that is something we need to take seriously and i hope that a

committee might take a look if i were chairman george and i would invite director ray was praising the report saying he was taking big efforts to clean up some of the investigative's excesses to give them a sense of what they have done and they could explode explore the whistle-blower protections for fbi agents. there is been politics in every agency, the fbi, every acronym there is the irs, the r&d forever, and probably a little bias along the way. whistle-blower should be protected in every agency and one of the things that has to be done as you have to cooperate their stories, you do that they should not be punished. and it sounds like with the testimony there are those that believe that they had been retaliated against. if i was chairman jordan, i would call in those and ask the whistle-blowers, will you sign a document that says we can look at your employee file, because these are serious allegations. and i don't like it in engaging republicans so bad, i thought it

was irresponsible of the chairman to make that statement, but if he has the evidence to back it up, you should put forward the evidence. i get back to christopher wray a lot more credit than perhaps some not around this table, but some are in the press, he did a lot to clean this up. and he says it in his own report, i hope the fbi gets back to doing what they do best which is protecting us against domestic and foreign crimes and threats and get back to the great work they did in idaho where they were able to hunt down that guy who killed those four people. >> dana: that was one of the things i would ask you about, tom and whistle-blower testimony one of the concerns that they said they had was that all of the focus on domestic terrorism has really taken our eye off of the ball from foreign enemies and terrorism. and we are back to you like a september 10th attitude. >> we have seen them doing these raids and knocking on doors with pro-life demonstrators and things like that, investigating

catholics and other issues like that. it's obviously rotten and i said to my friend that bothered him, i said they are going to get away with it, because they broke the law legally. he said what are you talking about? how do you do that? and i said they broke it legally, we have seen it dramatize on television shows like "the wire" where you have a lawyer who is doing work for a drug dealer and we watch the way that he worked. he used the law to his advantage to make this drug dealer legitimate, but he was a drug dealer. he was selling drugs to children. that's what this lawyer was doing, but you can't get him on it. that's the way guys like james comey and mccabe operated. they knew that they were above the law because they know what the law is. i think they broke the law. i don't like the word bias. they broke the law legally. now the whistle-blowers might be able to uncover some things. i don't think that they will get it at the top, but some may be

able to roll when you get these guys who are at the inside giving information. >> it is interesting that it apparently has the tongue. he used to love the media. finding him anywhere. >> can i say one thing, for all of the compliments that christopher wray is getting, who did he let go? he came in right after james comey, and what is he doing other than i am going to be better? >> when you can cherry pick the report if you want. >> dana: all right, all right, all right. with all of the media giving pete buttigieg a glowing profile praising his cathedral mine. ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks.

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♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: the liberal media is desperately searching for a joe biden replacement and it looks like mayor pete is at the top of the list. transportation secretary known for overseeing disaster versus disaster during his tenure is getting glowing puff pieces from the press. check out this headline from "wired" magazine. "pete buttigieg loves god, beer, and his electric mustang." but wait it gets more ridiculous, the article praises pete for his "voluminous mind. his cathedral mind, the curious mind of pete." requiring only a modest portion of his cognitive powers, but getting even more ridiculous with these. "are there more ways to challenge transportation

speaking to your spiritual side? and it looks like the media is praising mayor pete because the alternative is much worse. the white house has been trying to elevate kamala harris, but then we ended up with this. >> first question, let's start with your favorite song. >> my favorite song of all time, i was going to say something from bootsy. >> we love that. >> i don't know if your viewers are used to funkadelic. >> i mean, i am 28. >> there is a range, i have a range. i am hip-hop queen. >> judge jeanine: we know the white house is trying to repair her image problem that put her out there. but what was the goal of having her do this interview with a small time youtube or and wait? it got 3,000 views in three

days. jesse: again we are trying to read and to reduce her to the voters and what they don't understand is it's not about her personality, it's a better performance. we are not dating kamala harris. we don't need to know what her favorite song is, her favorite salad dressing, we just want to know if she can perform, because we are going to hire her. if that's what they want, and that's not the kind of question you ask people you are trying to hire. now pete, i read this thing, can you name a transportation secretary that has a gushing puff piece like this? the answer is no, because he is running for president. look at how many boxes he checks for a democratic nominee. they say he is smart, he is a veteran, he lifts weights, he is in a gay relationship and plays the piano and splits would. he doesn't only like cheeseburgers, he likes impossible burgers, he loves gods, but he really loves blacks, gays, women, and the

poor. you can't check this many boxes. it's like a consultant came up with something and overdid it. i'm a little sick of t2 to be honest with you, and now that i know the he has an electric mustang. that's not what i think you need, pete. >> judge jeanine: you know, the author of this pete buttigieg piece says that he loves god, beer, and his mustang, but how about asking about flight cancellations, the supply chain, extended eternity leave, none of that comes in. >> dana: i think they needed an editor to say, go ahead and try again, and maybe they were this enamored, but the tone of blind spot that they have, the thing is you only do a growing profile piece once you do something of significance, another life lesson coming don't do it when on the back of the end of east palestine, you wait. to the other thing is the media

keeps trying to make pete buttigieg a thing. the democratic party, the voters themselves, the grassroots of the democratic party don't want him as their thing. and the media keeps trying to shove it down their throats that you are going to like him because he checks all the boxes. and i think it would be better doing some great work, seeing how the travel season goes this summer, because everybody is going to want to know. are the roads, how are the trains, how are the planes, and that's what it's going to matter. i do want to mention that i think, i said this on jesse show last night, the white house is trying to be very, very sneaky on the kamala harris reboots, because yes, the youtube only got 3,000 views, right? but that woman that did the interview, she has 6.5 million likes on tiktok. and that's where -- they want you to think that they are only just doing youtube, but it's actually a tiktok star they are going after while they still try to fight with the chinese and the president of japan is at the g7.

spin on the talk about that the writer says they slowly became aware of pete buttigieg is cabinet job that requires only a small ability of his cognitive powers. and it appears that pete buttigieg beats joe biden in the pick of 2024, 23-18, what's stopping them from actually jumping in? >> may be he realizes scum of the voters don't like him, you're talking about pete buttigieg and kamala harris, and both were set up by the press as being the ultimate candidate, we never heard if she is the perfect candidate, but they did not like her either. and how about robert kennedy jr. who is pulling pretty well against the president. why doesn't anybody mention him? and a lot of red state people that i know like rfk jr. and the only thing he has in common with president trump is that they are banned from twitter. >> judge jeanine: interesting. all right, harold, what do you

think? >> harold: i think when you work for the president and the pleasure of the president coming you should behave like that. if i was in the white house i would've been disappointed that he would do this and the kind of attention he is getting, and if i was a transportation secretary i would be focused on if i wanted to get out and get some press on my own, i would talk about some infrastructure and going into cities and states and talk about those things. and being east palestine trying to figure out what we could do. >> judge jeanine: about the fact that he is not >> harold: i can only answer the question how i would answer it. i would be doing different things if i were him. and say these are the things you need to be doing. he has chosen not to do that. and chose not to do this, but this is an error in politics where people think that having social media followers and getting on television is the only thing you need to do in order to be in politics. it happens on both sides of the aisle. i give ron desantis a little bit of credit. he has at least doing something. i disagree whether he is doing

with disney and education, but at least he is amassing the record that he will get out on. tim scott the same way, if you want to run for office, have an agenda and a message and a platform. not a social media platform, but something of substance. so if i were in the white house, i would be disappointed. the transportation secretary -- >> judge jeanine: and as former congressman harold ford, are you disappointed in them? >> harold: if i was the president of the united states, i would be disappointed in him. >> judge jeanine: you have an opinion. >> harold: clearly, i would rather the transportation secretary, this is not what jennifer griffin said, this is not what i would want in a transportation secretary. >> jesse: disappointment is a strong word for him. >> judge jeanine: i guess we went that far, on migrant school gyms after parents protest, but the problem is far from over.

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>> harold: new york city backtracking moving migrants out of school gyms after parents and students took to the streets to express their outrage, a temporary solution while they identified more housing options, but the city seems like it it's running out of places to put migrants. >> in order to address an onslaught, you have to have places you can put people. new york city is the hotel capital, we are the hotel capital. tourism, visitors, graduations, and it is a major economic enterprise. almost 50 percent of those hotel rooms have been taken up by migrants and asylum-seekers. >> harold: and democrats say that the state won't have vegetable pickers once the immigration law goes into effect. it carries harsher penalties for transporting undocumented immigrants into the sunshine

state. >> 800,000 migrants are going to leave the state of florida. i don't know who will be doing the picking of the fields are in the harvest. >> you all have vegetables rotting in the fields and you will have construction sites that will lie dormant and certainly will struggle to get workers to be able to help make sure that they can make pro progress. >> harold: that is somewhere we should not say things like that, what is your reaction? >> dana: if that is a concern, and it is, there is a big, but congress has the reins basically and the means and the obligation in order to pass laws to make that happen. so you can have people that want to work legally, may be a temporary and they want to come back and forth. we just don't have a system like that on until they fix the border you are not going to have legislation that passes. so we are still in this period where we have to see how long democrats can complain about every symptom of the problem.

without actually identifying the root cause of the problem which is joe biden's immigration policies and the fact that kamala harris does not want to talk about the group causes of the immigration policies. 50% of the hotel rooms in new york city are now taken up by migrants. so where is broadway? where is the union? don't they want to complain? no one can afford a hotel room because of supply and demand in the city? no one can go shopping or to this border events? the mayor is probably the most vocal and yet he is still so mild-mannered about it. it's really interesting to see. i don't know how long this can go on because 50% will turn into 60%. i understand they don't want to go to the schools and i applaud the parents for pushing back, but eric adams has a good question, where are we going to put them? the border crossings aren't stopping at all. they are not slowing down. >> harold: jesse, democrats will get more aggressive on the issue like adams, and they hired

one cracking down with more cops, police officers in neighborhoods, do you think other democrats will take the position that adams is taking on the issue heading into the election cycle? >> jesse: it depends how bad it gets, if you can keep sweeping it, no. but if we are at capacity like we are new york -- can you figure out who thought it would be okay to put illegal alien men and schools? is this the perfect democrat school? no security guards, crt, no meat in the lunchroom. no grades, no honors programs, and oh, how dare you have abraham lincoln or george washington be the name of the school, because those guys were racist white slave owners. and boys get to shower and the girls room, but special bonus, so do undocumented male illegal immigrants. some of which may be on the terror watch list can be

bathing, sleeping, and changing their outfits right next to chemistry class with your daughter or your son. that is perverted and the fact that this got blocked by parents actually gives me hope. because they can get together and actually protested not just on their phones, they were out there for 48 hours on the sidewalk. and that's what changed adam's mind, and that really is a way that we need to do things with is every issue. >> harold: i agree, judge. >> judge jeanine: it shows how important it is for americans to rise up and be heard. it could've been a moment like what happened in virginia with the school board. the parents were out and had the signs, i want my kids to go to a safe school police? with the background check, anyone. this is not just at the border, but our schools, and you say to yourself and i am tired of hearing me say it, who among these people that we have not vetted they don't even have an

alien registration number, who among these people is in that gym where our kids are supposed to play? and when they can't be in that gym, should they be playing stickball in the streets somewhere in manhattan? should they be grabbed by someone else who is walking by? and what the department of education does this is put out a response to parents concern. and the parents are saying, those asylum-seekers that are in the use gyms, are they vaccinated? not illegal immigrants, asylum-seekers who have not been determined, they go through medical screening and they are offered vaccinations, they don't have to take them, but they are offered them. and this is my favorite, do they have criminal records? asylum-seekers have been screened by u.s. customs and border patrol? are you kidding me? we are sending them into the country on mass without an alien office bunt authentic number, you have to at least give them a

court date and an alien registration number and lying to parents and telling them, border patrol did a run on them. hogwash, they don't even fingerprint them or do dna or to the kids, and they let them out whenever they want. and how about of the 5 million that came in the last two years, the million got a ways, did they fingerprint them too, this is a bunch of lies, and that's why parents have to come out to be heard, and randy brand guard, where is she? she is in ukraine. >> who is randy? >> i agree with the judge said, in virginia, same thing, but the power of the parents, this is the new way that people realize they can approach politics, they can get out there and there neighborhoods and make change and i think it is excellent, and i think that caremark would said this on your show that i am not impressed with the man, because he is talking a good game when

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when we can send money abroad to help elsewhere, and we have to make sure, because we are talking about helping with things that are happening now when we did not repair what happened before. >> jesse: i am going to talk to you tom. >> tom: where is governor newsom on this? he came out strong about the reparations until they started to be a reality, and then we have not heard from him? he is hiding, because anybody who is realistic about this knows that it is a completely goofy idea and it's off the charts expensive, and not a good idea to begin with, but it's not a budget issue, it's a bad idea. but they are not going to be able to pay for it. they can't pay for all of the other stuff going on in california, so no it's ridiculous. i think that gavin newsom wanted to propose it so he could run for president and he thought they are never going to do

anything about it and how they are doing something he doesn't want to run and hide. >> jesse: you know, congress, dana, is this going to get traction? >> dana: i don't care if it does, politically this is great per republicans come because under the democrats logic one person represented a bill that would turn into government spending in the future. which turned into all republicans want to throw granny off of the cliff and take your social security and medicare. so all the republicans can say that the democrats want to do is get $14 trillion of reparations and hang it on them. the white house has been very careful to say that this is for congress to decide. this is for congress. do you really think that your bases going to get away with that for how long? and i would love to see if joe biden were two debates in a primary, which he probably won't. but he will have to debate in 2024 it will be a great que question. >> jesse: and they will say i have a commission to study.

>> dana: we know how that goes. >> jesse: judge jeanine pirro, cori bush is loud, she is influential on the squad the squad. >> judge jeanine: how many are there? four? >> jesse: that added a guide. it does he get preferential treatment for being the only male? >> judge jeanine: he gets to go on the ladies room. it >> jesse: will this catch fire? >> judge jeanine: no, 70% of americans are against it. and i just listen to cori bush, cori bush numbered rashida tlaib apparently not assisting officers killed in the line of duty coming out, they are real americans. she just said, cori bush, we need $91 trillion that we can then send the money abroad? wait a minute, i thought that this was to repay you for slavery, the civil war and people dying is not enough. this is absurd, what it is doing is creating the anticipation just like governor newsom did. he assigned the task force, he

signed it when i got back, and then it comes back and he actually said, this is not really all about money. but what they were doing was creating division. a possibility of hope that it might happen and then creating the division of us versus them mentality. we are owed this, and it is ridiculous. >> harold: we have a history of redress in our country, whether as a government agency doing something wrong to an american citizen who then is entitled to money. we had it with the japanese who were in turn wrongly during world war ii, so we agree even when we talk about this with california, that there was a harm done through slavery. and we should not allow the presenters of the idea to distract us from the reality of what happened, we should be thinking about some form of redress on the part of some people. now i would agree with dana, $14 trillion, or i heard her say

97 trillion, judge, that is not going to -- >> jesse: did you say 97 trillion? >> jesse: at >> harold: we should not let that distract from what we are doing, and i'm not certain that the numbers even arrive with a mathematical equation that is that is justifiable, so i hope as a person that sits in that chair most of the time, greg talked about education and business investment and figuring out a way to get guns out of certain communities where people have more guns and access than they really need, those are the things we should be talking about. and if this conversation is a catalyst for something like that are in instigation for something like that then it will be positive, but we should rest assure that we are not going to get a $14 trillion or anywhere close to that. what we should also not deny that there is a history of redress in our country for wrongdoing. >> judge jeanine: including native americans, i think, and we can go back a lot. >> jesse: how far do we go back, that's a question?

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would never see me again. >> tom: here's the issue, he said it's not fair and a moral issue, do you agree? >> dana: i think it is interesting i'm part of it is the opportunity cost for not people here. and the ceos or sameness. but his specifically saying that it is moral wrong is you have some of the people on the manage and who are telling people they have to come off to the office while they sit in the hand is. that's what he is saying is morally wrong and i agree with that. there is a new group of the laptop plants, you sit on the laptop, go to the garage, hang out, go to the coffee shop in the park and everybody is schlepping end of the city back and forth, part is that there could be things you do improving the infrastructure so the people can get in and out easier, but it is strange. once you let people stay home for a while -- i get wanting to be there for the kids school play and the baseball games and everything. so there might be some ways for

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