department of justice as chief of staff. we have to fear federal law enforcement. in specific, the u.s. department of justice, and the fbipiece of the department of justice. first, i want to make a recommendation to you, each american, each of you file a freedom of information act request with the department of justice and fbi for any information the government might be keeping on you. with all of these stories of big tech and fbi, working together. and the massive databases now and montherring that is taking place -- monitoring, you may not believe it many of you most of you are patriots. but you may have a file. ask for it. they will try do is charge you a fortune. i'm having repu -- asking republicans in house to start the process of exempting any fees or costs. that will keep them busy a while, and teach them a lesson, don't just gather information on law abiding citizens, you should find out what they have on you. what else should republican in congress do? whether they be in minority in senate or majority in the house, i'm serious about this, as someone that worked at that department. they should slash the departme

department of justice. we have to fear federal laww enforcement. in specific, the u.s. department of justice and the fbi. iece of the department of justice. first, i want to make a recommendation to you, each and every american.ea each of yochu file a freedom of information act request with the department of justice and fbi for any information the governmentping might be kee keeping you on, with stories of big techgeth and 55 wofbi working together and massiveit databases, you may not m believe it, most of you are. patriots, but you may have a file, ask for it, they will try to charge you.fort i'm asking republicans in house to start the process, p ofro exempting any fees and costs of any citizen who seeks through the freedom of information act any information that the federal government might be keeping on them.s. that will keep them busy a while, it will teach them a lesson, don't just gather information of law abiding citizens, you some find out what they -- you should findat e out what they have on you,do what else should republicansethe in congress do? i'm quite serious about this as someone that wor

department of justice has controlled -- is controlled by biden and memerrick garland, by a corrupt fbi. the oversight committees, even if they were to hold someone in criminal contempt, they send it to people they are holding in contempt who are not going to change them, we saw this with eric holder. over "fast and furious," it died like a regular mail letter out of post office. >> i'll tell you, we have a problem, american people have a problem as far as getting to the truth, we have a great speaker of the house in kevin mccarthy, and great house republicans, comer and jim jordan, they will do due diligence in trying to investigate corruption within the fbi, democratic fbi, and department of justice, and the biden crime family, we're still waiting for investigation re regarding hunter biden, but we have a conflict of interest with jordan and comer trying to get document, subpoenas and maybe file contempt motion, guess who will make the decision, democratic department of justice, merrick garland, the guy who only sees domestic terrorist when it comes to conservativists and does not loo

the fbi department of justice new about the biden documents before the election. they chose to cover it up even though the president was using this exact same issue and there is no difference the exact same issue even though the president was using it as a political college will to beat up republicans my hunch is the onl reason that the attorney genera has made this decision is because he realizes the timing is bad. republicans in the house are coming down and so he looked around and picked at the least damaging thing he could launch an investigation into biden ove and ignored all of the monstrously stories out there that continue to be ignored but i think may be 50 times more important than these documents. >> i want to play a moment for what happened at the state department today. watch this. >> are there any state department documents part of these documents that were found. >> of course not it is not anything the secretary would know as we've heard from the white house it is not something that the president knows. >> i want to note here that his boss the new b

department personnel who helped care for nichols have also been relieved of duty pending an investigation the department says. the shelby district attorney's office, the fbi, and department of justice are all now investigating. >> priscilla, how is the city preparing for the release of this video >> reporter: lester, we have seen a heightened police presence here as officials continue to call for calm. meanwhile, the family of tyre nichols says they are hopeful the officers will be held accountable. lester >> priscilla thompson, thank you. let's bring in senior legal correspondent laura jarrett. what will prosecutors need to do to prove a second-degree murder conviction? >> lester, the law here is clear. prosecutors don't have to show these officers intended to kill nichols. but the state does have to prove that the officers knew their behavior was likely to cause his death and possibly should have intervened to stop a fellow officer from hurting nichols usually, these types of cases are hard to win. officers typically claim they acted reasonably and juries tend to give them the benefit of the doubt. in this case, so much will come down to that video we'll see tomorrow and the jury

dollars that fbi twitter to suppress hunter biden laptop story we know and knew then was not disinformation there is a lot of the work we need to do. which it comes to fbi department of justicegeting of parents domestic terrorists the spying on 2016 republican trump campaign, whether it was, illegally not being forth right when it came to the pfizer applications, there is a lot of there there. we intend to fight for venth transparencey what i find most interesting this administration, under the leadership of joe biden is dying in heels what so afraid of of? are they so afraid of transparency the american people deserve transparency, these agencies work for american people not the other way around has gotten way out of control agencies are now targeting hardworking americans. maria: this is exactly right, unfortunately, congresswoman, you are getting stonewalled again you saw what haines director of national intelligence told the entire committee the kwintelligence committee and senate said we want to know what documents are about, she said, no, go, pound sand. so congresswoman i am asking you, subpoenas or no subpoenas you are going to get stonewalled you know that, just the

of this congress. republicans say that they are investigating fbi overreach. department of justice overreach of american citizens. what democrats are saying, they are calling this the tinfoil had committee. the insurrection protection committee. they think republicans are going to focus on -- its interfering with the department of justice investigation into january 6th. not only donald trump from january 6th and the aftermath of the 2020 election, but all of the people who stormed the capitol and are being charged for that day. and so this is a committee that is going to be hotly contested. democrats are saying that they are going to fill those seats. they are allotted on that committee. they're not gonna make the same mistake to kevin mccarthy made with the january 6th select committee where -- he remove all of his appointees -- democrats say they're going to absolutely serve. because they need to push back against what they call are conspiracy theories. so it's going to be a very hot button committee. kevin mccarthy tonight, though, on sean hannity show said he is going to let de

this committee on weaponization of the federal government is going to be under the umbrumbrellof the judiciary committee, they will look at fbi and department of justiceiece of federal government that has been used to persecute their political adversaries. long overdue. jumjim is the right guy to lead that effort. trey: he is a grizzled veteran, he was there before i got there, i was with him for 8 years, this is what i learned, you have to have documents and witnesses, you coyou can't investigate anything without documents and witnesses. how are you getting the biden administration do cooperate? documents and government witnesses how do you get them? >> you have to build your case. as jim knows. in this case, you will have first step, winning the majority. now that we have that, jim jordan, his committee will have subpoena power. they did not have that before. federal government, led by the biden administration is not going to be a willing cooperative body, they will try to stonewall. you will see probably a more aggressive approach than we've seen in past couple of years, by the republicans lead by jim on this committee. also on oversight commit we

of caution. police departments in major cities are also on heightened alert for possible unrest in response to the planned release. meanwhile, the fbi and department of justice say a civil rights investigation has been opened. and that footage is expected to be, again, released later this evening, sometime after 6:00 p.m. central time. >> let us hope that people react calmly. thank you very much. >> reporter: yeah. >>> well, the january 6th rioter who pepper sprayed a capitol police officer who died the following day is set to be sentenced today. 33-year-old julian khater has pleaded guilty to spraying brian sicknick and other officers during the riot. sicknick later collapsed and died the next day at a hospital. a large group of capitol police officers are preparing to attend today's sentencing in washington. khater has remained in custody since his arrest in march of 2021. >>> tensions remain high this morning after a deadly israeli military raid in the occupied west bank. israel carried out air strikes targeting what it says was an underground hamas rocket-making site and militant training areas. palestinian militants in gaza fired rockets at israel. it f

of caution. police departments in major cities around the country are also on heightened alert for possible unrest in response to the planned release. the fbi and department of justice say a civil rights investigation has been opened. meanwhile, outside of the civil rights museum in memphis, there's groups coming in to learn about the history of the civil rights movement around the country, and some of the folks here say they hope this can be a place for context, learning, and for moving forward. back to you. >> jarred, thank you for that report. >>> coming up on our 9:30 stream, a hidden piece of talent, retracing the steps a bay area produce store owner who led a group of families to freedom. >>> first, to philly? meet a niners' fan [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance eve

federal authorities also confirm that they've met with the nichols family and as you heard the fbi department of justice now involved in this case as well. alright, christian captain, their in the newsroom, continuing to follow this very difficult video, their christian. thank you. protests are planned across the country tonight in light of this footage being released of tyree nichols , traffic stop. nichols family has said that they're satisfied with the murder charges filed against those five former officers and they're calling for these protests remain peaceful. blanchard joining us tonight from washington, dc, lauren, you're following the national reaction here. we know that nicole's mother has not watched the video. she's asking parents not to let their children see it as well. christine after watching bits of this video, much as you really can. you see just how terrific terrific this really was and why the public was given so much preparation that it would be as bad as these authorities said it would be. i mean, we continue to see tyree nichols just beat over and over by these memphis police offic

this week alone, trump has taken to his social media platform to the right the fbi, department of justice, special counsel jack smith as, quote, trump hating mark stokes. he's begun referring to american intelligence officials as the kostopil. take about that, he claims he wants to be the commander-in-chief, to lead our national security, calling for the people he'd be leading nazis. today, he released a video saying that democrats are, report, dropping migrants coming into person from the country, and that mass releases of illegal aliens are the putting our social safety net. he does his followers almost daily that america's top institutions are corrupt and unfairly targeting him and constantly repeating slide that the 2020 election was stolen from him, although he spotted esty l o and. east coast looking racism and fear about immigration. he's still casting democrats and investigators and the media and anyone who chances him and tries to hold him to account as existential enemies. even though we have seen it only takes one person, one case active to take his word seriously and lead to v

since then, now department of justice officials, fbi agents specifically, going into the president's home with the president's personal attorneys and white house counsel officials monitoring that search, conducting a search of the entire home and taking back six documents containing classified markings, other materials surrounding it and also some of the president's personal handwritten notes from his vice presidential years. >> we've been talking about how the fbi agents were the ones that searched the president's private residence. i want to bring in andrew m mccabe. parallels will be drawn between what's happened here and what happened with former president trump. the president's personal attorney made it clear in his statement that this was all done through coordination, that they were made aware of this in advance, they told doj they could search the property. that is different than a search warrant and showing up and surprising the person at the house. >> oh, very, very different. the end result is the same. the fbi and doj attorneys participating get to go in and do the kind of

taxes and having to question the curriculum they're put on red flagged, flagged by the department of justice and the fbi for attending a meeting, that's what america's supposed to be about, that sounds like some tin horn third world

of the law enforcement response to what happened two years ago today. >> what we have now are almost a thousand criminal defendants related to their involvement on january 6 with the fbi and department of justice is morning is that figure will double by the time they are done. they believe they have 2,000 perpetrators of the alleged insurrection and they are going to continue this manhunt for trump supporter's into this y year. you have the fbi official this week, the new head of the washington, d.c., field office say this investigation will go on for years. what is this about? this is not about making sure that people who really committed violence a small handful that day are brought to justice. this is to perpetuate joe biden and the department of justice and fbi's phony narrative that domestic terrorists, trump supporter's, posed a grave threat to this country. it's really shameful. it is resulted in the destruction of so many innocent lives and their families. the fbi continues to arrest people almost every week and i believe right now we have at least 100 people incarcerated, behind bars under pretrial detention or serving out excessive prison sentences for either plea deals or being conv

initiated the formation of a special committee to investigate, including the actions of the fbi and us department of justice after all, it was they who helped to hide the facts of the discovery of documents a few days before the congressional elections about the wrong side of american politics will tell elizaveta khramtsova on the air of the american mainstream. the media continues the show called - this is another attempt to explain to the viewer why donald trump had to be tried for taking classified documents from work. he is biden, who left the material from the state secret in the old office is not to blame for anything cnn first of all emphasize the crystal honesty of the lawyers, the current head of the white house, who discovered classified documents while dismantling the old fizbiden, the university of pennsylvania and immediately reported to the relevant authorities. and here is the second find where exactly the next unrecorded papers were discovered, until now. but the fact that the president of his team are honest people is by no means in doubt. it 's very different compared to the trump situatio

police say the officers violated multiple policies on use of force and duty to intervene and duty to render aid. the fbi and department of justice are also investigating the arrest. even after the terminations, relatives and activists want to see police body camera footage. >>> tonight is the 35-year anniversary of 48 hours and we have a case that connected one killer to four different murders. when laura smither went missing in texas in 1997, the search for the missing 12-year-old gradually faltered. police had a suspect, but the district attorney at the time didn't believe there was enough evidence to prosecute. the case was unsolved for close to two decades. in 2014, the same suspect was connected to a new murder. police made a break in the case. >> it really took time and dna match in oklahoma to a murder scene there that led to answers for laura, and then to other families who had been missing daughters. >> find out more in the episode airing tonight at 10:00 here on kpix and streaming on paramount+. >>> this cloud formation may look like a o. wca the rare appearance in the sky. and workers experiencing bullying or harassme

can you think of the fbi or the department of justice giving that amount of leeway and trust to anybody found to have mishandled a document? stuart: right. i never expected to see it but the white house press corp. has really turned on the white house and i never expected to see that its been two years of see see ing kumbaya and suddenly it's not. i don't think it's going away. always great to see you. see you again soon. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: you got it. a school board member in michigan facing backlash for this tweet saying "whiteness is evil." this is someone in charge of educating children. leo terrell is a former teacher. he's got a lot to say about this police in atlanta on high alert as protesters call for a night of rage. they are encouraging violence against law enforcement tonight. retaliation for a police- involved shooting that left one man dead. the report from atlanta, next. a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zic

most secure ever, not only did we hear this from the terms own the permit of homeland security and fbi and department of justice with got the documents to prove it in the paper ballots in the office in court decisions to prove it. because of the evidence even election deniers know this is true, donald trump had an toinlutely right to recount michigan's and pennsylvania's states also. we might member in 2016 joe stein took advantage of those opportunities had recount and they all confirmed results. donald trump did wins the 2016 election majority of votes and states comprise electoral college, i said so at the time and evidence confirms it. in 2020 donald trump have the same right, he requested recount in none of those three states. in fact, every member of congress who objected to the electoral count was elected on the same paper ballot that gave them the authority toct object o those folks. youn' can't make this up but if you think about it, i talk about this all the time, i've worked in elections 25 years. we'll have one national election, we have 10000 little elections at any given time. november 8 thiss yea

of that encounter. >> alert my son say was, what did i do? where is the humanity in all inall responsible. >> the fbi and the department of justice are conducting separate civil rights investigations. >>> the internment of japanese-americans during world war ii represents a dark chapter for our nation. now we are learning a little more known heart of that his very. >> i was 4 years old when the war started. all of the sudden, the japanese were not japanese. >> coming up, how a small group of bay area families was able to avoid the camps and build a community and a personal touchstone to kpix. >>> breezy conditions across the bay area >>> next month marks the 81st anniversary of fdr signing executive order 9066 read what was that? it sealed the fate of more than 120,000 japanese-americans living the west coast. families were rounded up and sent to one of 10 internment camps across the country. their only run is that they looked like the enemy. my friend ryan yamamoto is here in the studio to show us how a small group of area families was able to escape the camps. a little tease ahead, after this, you will need one of those people. >>> they have

fbi and doj, it's all driven by politics now over. there >> you can see they weaponize the department of justice, i've called impeachment articles on merrick garland. >> joe biden has turned the department of justice and the fbi, the irs, the federal government into a machinery to target their political enemies. >> he's now using the doj to target president trump. and chairman perry under garland's watch, the doj resembles the gestapo. >> this is a serious, serious breach of the rule of law. this is why garland needs to go. if you don't resign, he ought to be impeached. >> after that search, kevin mccarthy warned, i've seen enough, attorney general garland preserve your documents. and clear your calendar. now speaker mccarthy got his wish this week in the house voted to establish a select subcommittee to investigate and i quote, the weaponization of the federal government. because in the view of the republicans, the department of justice cannot be trusted. merrick garland must resign, or he should be impeached. because he only goes after biden so-called political enemies. except today, merrick garland did something today that doesn't quite

my problem is the fbi allowing white house lawyers to decide and disseminate which documents are going to the department of justice. i have a real problem with that. i think that is where we need some oversight. how on earth does the fbi play hands off on this? guest: that's a great question and i think that is something that will be explored as the oversight committee continues with this document investigation. for the callers that don't know, bidens lawyers, when they discover the documents, the first batch, reached out to the justice department and wanted to know if the fbi wanted to oversee the search and biden's residences. they searched his rehobeth beach beach house as well as his house in wilmington. the reason the justice department said they did that was because they thought if -- at that time biden's lawyers were deemed to be cooperating by the justice department. you have biden's own justice department deciding his own lawyers are cooperating. and also they thought they need the fbi at a later time and they wanted to hold off, and the other part of that is at that point the u.s. attorney in illinois wa

was the most secure ever, not only did we hear this from trump's own department of homeland security and fbi and department of justice, but we've got the documents to prove it, the paper ballots and audits and court decisions to prove it. there is other evidence that even the election deniers know this is true. donald trump had a legal right to recount in michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania under those state laws. we might member in 2016, joe stein took advantage of those opportunities and had recounts and they confirmed the results, donald trump did win the 2016 election by winning majority of votes in states that comprise the majority of the electoral college. i said so at the time of the evidence confirms it. in 2020 donald trump requested statewide recounts in none of those three states. in fact, every member of congress who objected to the electoral count was elected on the very same paper ballots. that gave them the authority to object to the electoral ballots, electoral votes. you can't make this stuff up but if you think about it, our talk about this all the time. i worked in elections for 25 years, we don'

fbi and doj. it's all driven by politics there. >> you can see they've weaponized the doj. >> joe biden has turned the department of justice and the fbi and the irs and the federal government into machinery to target their political enemies. >> he has now used the doj to target president trump and chairman perry under garland's watch. the gop resembles thees go stopple. >> this is a serious, serious breach. he ought to go. if he won't resign, he ought to be impeached. >>> kevin mccarthy warned, i've seen enough. attorney general garland, secure your documents and clear your calendar. in the view of these republicans, the department of justice cannot be trusted. merrick garland must resign or he should be impeached because he only goes after biden's so-called political enemies except today merrick garland did something today that doesn't quite fit that narrative. the attorney general announced he appointed robert hur as the special counsel to investigate documents found at president biden's former office and his home. extraordinary circumstances called for the appointment of a special counsel. robert hur who was appointed b

political and polarizing committee, where will focus on what they say is overreach of the fbi and department of justicewhile, you have the committee on china that passed with bipartisan support. it will be led by representative mike gallagher, someone who is respected among democrats. china is a big political issue. no one in congress wants to look weak on china so this could be an area of bipartisan cooperation. geoff: what about immigration? president biden visited the southern border sunday, talking about issues to include immigration. immigration has been talked about a lot on the hill but we have seen precious little in terms of policy. might that change? leigh ann: you are right, not a lot has been done in twdecades on immigration. there are a couple different dynamics. in addition to president biden going to the border, which is a huge sign, the first time, this will be a political issue leading into the 2020 four election. he has to show like he is trying to do something about what is happening at the border. you have a bipartisan group of senators that are at the border today. they are moving

shows that the biden team was trying to cooperate but, nonetheless, apparently what the department of justice and the fbiy've decided is not to involve them in the early stage. that way the department of justice preservative the future search warrant if things turn hostile. so, in other words, if they don't cooperate -- apparently every time they find stuff they go hey, look, we have been looking and we found it. they let them know. if things turn hostile and they could, with search warrant or something like that. >> brian: who cares? the fbi this is top secret documents. our national security is at stake. seem to be doing a good job going through all the paperwork leave them alone. not even to monitor. who cares if it goes hostile. since when does the fbi care if it rankels your feathers. they should go in there and grab and the department names a special prosecutor little by little hear about five documents on saturday. hear about a big discovery on wednesday. the original discovery november 2nd. then there is nothing for six weeks. then we hear something december 20th. and still the fbi stands on the

of caution. police departments in major cities around the country are on heightened alert for unrest in response to the planned release. the fbi and department of justicets investigation has been opened. >> reporter: so the video is expected to be released after 6:00 p.m. central time today. the family of nichols is planning to hold a press conference in a few hours before that happens, reacting to the charges that have been announced against the officers, or former officers. back to you. >> you're live there in memphis, and describe the mood as they await the video to be released. >> reporter: at this point, a lot of people are waiting with baited breath to see what is in this hour or so long footage we expect to see this evening. multiple law enforcement officials here in memphis and in tennessee have been describing it as horrific, hard to look at, and they expect it to envoke strong sentiments from people. there are the preparations in place for schools, trying to make sure this is as safe as possible, and also, there's been some commentary from some of the local politicians here, saying that they are hoping that some of the things, like the swift

of force, duty to intervene and duty to render aim aid. >> what does justice look like? >> murder one. charges for all five officers. >> reporter: along with the district attorney's office, the fbi and departmentyree's parents remember their son as a good kid who loved to skateboard and watch the sunset. >> trying to stay strong, but it's very difficult. >> reporter: the memphis police association, which represents the officers, isn't commenting on the case, but says that the public and the family deserve a complete account of what happens. and as for when that body cam footage could be released to the public, the district attorney's office says that may happen this week or next week, but they want to be sure that the release doesn't interfere with the investigation. >> thank you. >>> up next, a huge upheaval to ukraine's government. why several top officials have been ousted over the last 48 hours. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can pred

the creation of the panel as we were talking comes as publs it ceasg fbi and department of justice for various investigations regarding specifically former president trump. back to you. >> a lot to be paying attention to. thanks so much. appreciate it. amanda. >>> president biden is calling on congress to hold big tech accountable. in a wall street op, the president called for bipartisan action on digital privacy and online safety pointing out the risk to children. he pushed for a form of section 230 of communications decency act. that will force tech companies to take responsibility for content they spread and algorithms they use. >>> east bay congress woman barbara lee told fellow lawmakers she will run for senate in 2024. it is predicted that 89-year-old senator dianne feinstein will not run for reelection though she has not confirmed this. yesterday representative lee told us she will formally announce her senate campaign, quote, when the time is right. >>> air traffic is getting back to normal today after that break down wednesday grounding flights across the country. faa says a p

justice department continues it's own investigation. you have the judiciary chairman jim jordan mounting his own investigation of the fbi and the justice rtment and the intelligence agencies. this also comes politically at a moment of transition for the biden white house. ron klain, the chief of staff, has signaled he will be departing his position in key months. he's helped biden work on signature legislation like the american rescue plan and he's lasted quite a long time for a chief of staff, two years. >> i'm glad you bring that up. the other thing that the departure of the chief of staff raises questions about is this looming policy and political conversation about the debt ceiling. who runs point on that? obviously the treasury secretary is a huge role, but in terms of talking to the hill and negotiations, who's doing that if the chief of staff is leaving? >> what i'm told from people inside the west wing is president biden himself has a relationship with mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader, of course with chuck schumer, they are in some ways going to try to cut out speaker kevin mccarthy and the house republicans. there'

initiated the creation of a special committee to investigate, including the actions of the fbi and the us department of justiceafter all, it was they who helped hide the fact that documents were discovered a few days before the congressional elections about the wrong side american politics will be told by elizaveta khramtsova on the air of the american mainstream. the media continues the show called - it's different to the viewer tries to explain why donald trump should have been tried for picking up classified documents from work. he is biden, who left the material from the state secret in the old office, cnn is not to blame for anything. first of all, they emphasize the crystal honesty of the lawyers, the current head of the white house, who discovered classified documents while sorting out the old fizbiden, the university of pennsylvania and immediately reported to the relevant authorities and now the second nakhodka where exactly the next unaccounted paper. bye. reportedly, but the fact that the president of his team are honest people is by no means questioned is quite different compared to the situation a

if though you're looking at conduct of some people in the fbi or the department of justice to say we appening in the future, well, then that's a different kind of looking -- >> durham spent the last three years investigating the fbi and coming up with zero. >> look, it won't be the first time that congress didn't believe something that the executive branch did, right, and we also know that the members of congress want to be able to exercise their muscles. especially with a new majormajo. one thing kevin mccarthy, you know people are talking like he got elected president, he got elected speaker. in the end joe biden is the president of the united states. if consensus is going to be built here like susan talked about, the president's going to have to try to force that consensus in a divided government, to convince schumer and democrats to do things. so there's a whole bunch of challenges that aren't kevin mccarthy's they're joe biden's too. >> look, i can't stop reading the house rules package, i mean this -- >> you need a life, donna, if you can't stop reading the house rules package.

the fbi and apartment department of justice are conducting separate investigations. >>> adam schiff announcing he will run for the senate seat currently held by dianne feinstein. he is the latest democrat to jump into the race. representative katie porter is already in and there is word that he spake congresswoman barbara lee is considering a run. dianne feinstein has filed reelection paperwork but has not decided on whether to run again. >>> the storms are gone but prompting a new evacuation morning. the solano county sheriff issued a warning for gates canyon and vacaville. all due to hazardous road conditions brought on by the storms. both roads have been closed since the 13th. repair work begins on saturday. in the meantime, traffic is moving more quickly again on the peninsula. caltrans reinstated to a traffic near this massive pothole that formed less than two weeks ago on highway 92. this after a storm related slip out washed away part of the highway. >> we are used to seeing potholes, but those were sinkholes. my goodness. >> add that to the 700 landslides in mudslides across the state

with in florida and you talk about concerns about the weaponization, if you will, of the fbi the department of justice you heard before donald trump began making those claims? making those claims? >> you've been reported for quite some time, have you heard anything like that before donald trump started that narrative? >> you know, the interesting thing is that there was a mix, this was a mix of registered democrats and republicans. but some folks we asked, what you have said this five years ago? would you want an investigation into the fbi and doj five years ago, or has something happened in the last year or two years that is now making you want to see the sort of investigation? a handful of folks said the former, but a number of people, to your point, said the latter. and former president trump's residencies changes americans perceptions of how they work, and it goes back to transparency. voters want more information so that they have a clear idea of what is going on. but certainly the biden ministration is doing what they can to prevent the doj from becoming too politicized, that seems a little diff

what the fbi and department of justice now is warning is that figure will double by the time that they're done. they believe that they have to thousand perpetrators of the alleged insurrection . they are going to continue thisf manhunt for trump supportersor into this year. and so you had the fbi official this week, the new head of the washington , d.c. fieldon office, say this investigation will go on for years. th what is this about? this is not about making sure s vie people who really committed violence, a small handful that day, are brought to justice. this is to perpetuate joe bideno and the department of justice and the fbi's phony narrative that domestic terrorists, i.e. trump supporters, pose a graveis threat to this country. it's really shameful. sulted i it has resulted in the destruction of so many innocent lives and theirthe fb families. the fbi continues to arrestest peopt every week.e righ and i believe right now we have at least one hundred people incarcerated behind bars, either under pretrial detention or serving out excessive prisonv sentences for either plea dealsr or

idea of a select committee that will investigate alleged weaponization, their word, of the fbi and the department of justicest conservatives. again, that is something that will be very popular on fox and with the most conservative members of the base but is not something that will be reinforcing the extremism and a commitment to democracy that hurt the party so much and more competitive districts. >> ron, this has been a very bruising experience, particularly for the gop, that 10 years since the protest and the rights at the capital, a very fraught process play out for the entire world to see. how do you reflect on this moment in time? >> a reminder that we are in the midst of the challenge. in the election in november, in competitive races, almost all the election deniers were be, particularly for posts were they would have control of the 2024 election. and 160 or 170 republicans that were elected that refused to acknowledge the results in 2020, and many of them in the house, voted to deny the results in 2020, including the incoming speaker, kevin mccarthy. and as i said to have the end of the process be t

the key to go after the very serious issues in our country, like the corruption of the fbi and the department of justice: yeah. >> we need to find out and they don't need to be timid about it. if they are, quite frankly a pox on all their houses. lawrence: there will be consequences if they don't go with the mandate they have been given. mike a big year for you and your family. your daughter will be sworn in a few days. congratulations, brother, happy new year. >> thank you very much, lawrence. give him a quarter, dime or something, get todd off the hook. lawrence: i may get him a golden one. he need as little more luck this year. not going so well so far. happy new year. >> you got it. lawrence: officials sound the alarm on a measles outbreak affecting children. dr. mark seeing -- marc siegel joins us. and meet the school dancing duo coming up. ♪ i'm not a doctor. i'm not even in a doctor's office. i'm standing on the street, talking to real people about their heart. how's your heart? my heart's pretty good. you sure? i think so. how do you know? you're driving a car? you have the check engine light, b

at the highest level of our government whether fbi, the ciooh department of justice not telling us theincreasingly don't live in a nation a society where we are free to choose what kind of stove we want to use. >> i know, [laughter]. dagen: . >> i am not laughing, you know i did. dagen: that is what i am asking you about the last the left the liberals democrats like that so quick to turn this issue back on conservatives, and act as if we are making it up. that we -- nickers a nod making it up since when you rednecks been so upset about what kind of stove you -- cook your -- snack beans on. um trying not to -- what i am doing, so, to stop the proposal banning natural gas appliances, we are upset because we're tired of -- bureaucrats, politicians taking away stuff that we like. and taking away our ability to make decision about our own lives, and about like what kind of car we drive which is happening in california, or what kind of appliance we buy berkeley, new york city banned gas stoves in appliances in new buildings this is happening not because of asthma not happening kas the danger

of that. number two, i've been talking with jim jordan and james comer. the investigations not just into the fbi, the department of justicesly people are seeing with the witter files and all that stuff, but also what the biden family has been doing for the last several years and its implications on the biden domestic and international agenda. we're going to get all to the bottom of that. but one of the other thicks that was in-- things that was included in this rules package is a church committee that will go through the process of investigating the weaponization of the federal government. it was released that one of the white house staffers actually the sent messages to twitter requesting that accounts be taken down. this is the type of stuff that must be investigated, we have to get to the bottom of it because if we're going of to have a country of, by and for the people, the federal government cannot be used as a tool to wield its own agenda against american citizens. maria: well, i think you are spot on in terms of raising the twitter files, because this is a situation where the mainstream media refuses to report what