agent force. and they. found these incredible. >> use cases. >> like they could provide 24. >> seven. you know, customer support for all. >> of their homeowners. >> and they could sell. >> them mortgages. >> and they could do insurance. they had a huge list. and so, you know, their two. >> co-ceos, stuart. >> and john, got involved and put it together and prioritized. and i think we're going to transform. >> well, let's totally. >> i think the world of stuart, i thought the world of his dad. i've known the company for 40 years and it's one of the best run. and i argue the toll could be given a run for the money. but to the other homebuilders, i'll be thinking, what is our secret sauce? because are they able to take people who would not be that important in the operation and pull them and make them more important? >> well, our. goal is very simple. >> jim, which is. >> to make them a lot more. profitable and to raise their revenues dramatically. and you'll have to talk to. >> stuart and john directly. >> abo

agent force not bringing in the revenue as quickly as had been anticipated. a can you quantum chip and most noticeably, the a.i. infusion. we now want to welcome amazon's president and c.e.o. andy jesse. great to have you on. >> thank you for having me. >> back home where you grew up. how is a.i. infused alexa+ going to excite your customer base? >> alexa has been around for 10 years, we have 600 million devices in customers' homes and cutoffses and alexa+ is our next generation aelectiona perm system. she's more capable and useful than her prior self. you can do everything you used to do but every single function is better. there are so many examples but if you have smart home controls with alexa now you can say, alexa, i have guests coming over at 7:00 p.m. could you raise drapes, could you raise the temperature by five degrees, turn on the porch lights and the driveway lights and put on dinner music in the living room. >> dining music? >> simply using conversational language light like that. you don't need an app. it just happens. alexa+, there have been a

and the street will be focused on the pace at which agent force is growing. ny's artificial intelligence agents that are used to help businesses manage customer service and other needs. ceo marc benioff recently saying that demand is growing. with 200 agent force deals closed in the third quarter, including big clients like fedex and ibm. but the street still wants clarity on when agent force becomes profitable, a point ceo marc benioff will likely be pressed on during the earnings call. now, benioff has been quick to drum up excitement around salesforce's artificial intelligence products while slamming microsoft's copilot, calling it clippy 2.0, a huge disaster and a repackaged chatgpt. ceo satya nadella threw a bit of shade at benioff in a podcast with investor brad gerstner, where he suggested that copilot could help replace many of the applications salesforce business is built upon. now, microsoft's chief communication officer taking it a step further on linkedin to criticize benioff, saying, quote, he has no idea what he's talking about. experts say this

>> the ceo is downplaying the impact pa of agent force which is the a.i.ue is really going to be the minimal this year. we won't see more significant contribution until next year. think people really wanted more from agent force this year. stuart: teledoc. they're a falling out of bed this morning, down 16. >> disappointing results, as you might expect. remember, teledoc has been in a deep slump. they've been down in each of the last four years in terms of the share price. we know there are high operating costs. there's a lot of competition within telehealth and as well as this company, their mental health division, were the health -- better health, is also a having some problems. stuart: here's another stock that's sharply lower this morning, and that is sweet green. not that much down, just 2%. >> yeah. so, again, a miss. i think what was interesting is they're highlighting a lot of the extreme weather events, particularly l.a. they get 15% of their revenue from the l.a. region. of course, the wildfires really impacted them. is so they're saying, clearly

and we're looking at ten, 15% of the of the agent force, which will be decimated if they follow through with this. with these changes. i would be very concerned about and how they're going to replenish and how they're going to be able to recoup from this. >> right. and because what you're saying and from what i understand, essentially those line agents that you're talking about that are just responsible for doing their job, are potentially getting fired for doing their job. >> correct. they all they were doing is they were following instructions. now, whether those those orders may have come down from a leadership position, which president trump finds as unjust, that's between president trump and the attorney generals at the department of justice. and those leaders, whether they be at the department of justice or the fbi, whether he agrees or disagrees. but there are squads in dallas and the washington field office, which were working january 6th investigations. i know many agents in newark division that worked these this investigation, conducting interviews because they were ordered to

. >> overhang on what chatgpt and search agents agentic forces could do to the core google search business. that's still a little bit tbd. >> all right, mark, great to get your take. thank you. >> thanks, melissa. >> mark mahaney evercore isi. so in terms of the gap in multiple, let's say as mark said, you know, google alphabet strikes a deal with the doj and clears that would away. what is that good for in terms of. >> that's that's not enough wood out of the way here. i mean i think this is google's got issues still with dynamics around where they are in their core business. i just think last night too was about cloud, which grew 30% a year for seemingly for a long time decelerated 5% from third to fourth quarter. i like that the operating margin was up 330 basis points, but the fact that they spent 40%, or they're spending 40% more on capex than the street expected, means that that margin is not going to be so good. so i just think that doj and regulatory stuff is certainly something we should be considered for a lot of mega-cap tech. i don't think it's in the price on any of them, and

ceo marc benioff recently saying 200 and agent forced deals closed in the third quarter, including fedex far in february, salesforce has had the second biggest downside impact on the dow. but overall, analysts are positive, with an average price target of $400 a share. you'll see the stock is trading at 307. >> all right simon thanks a big report. we'll see the results. all right mike. just tell us what's on your mind. >> i mean, market. is obviously not in. >> you know, the mood to make any sudden. >> bold moves ahead. of not just nvidia, but also just to see if this little reversal off the low yesterday was really going to hold. a pretty. >> interesting bounce. >> attempt this morning. >> it seemed really mechanical. everything that provided. >> defense in the. >> prior few days during the decline was was off, and you had. >> some of the. >> hardest hit stuff getting higher and managing to support the s&p. the thing was, bitcoin never allowed the overall market to relax fully. >> tesla still looks really loose. to the downside. >> so look it's okay. we're hanging around the just under

and if fbi agents are forced to fill it out this time, what's stopping the administration from forcing agents to fill one out for any thing they want to, to find out if they've ever run crosswise of anybody? i mean, like, what if there's a prosecution of elon musk? what if there's a prosecution of somebody else close to trump? >> well, look, the question is, is what's the purpose of the questionnaire? and if the purpose of the questionnaire is to create some kind of record that the administration thinks is then gives them justification for firing these career officials, whether they are agents, special agents in the field offices, or whether they're intelligence analysts or whether they're supervisory agents at headquarters. if this is designed to create a record to fire them, then that is a situation that is going to make the country less safe. you know, if you go to the white house website and you look at the number one issue that the white house has, it says to make america safer again, if they gut the fbi, what they are doing is making the country less safe. and that's because in t

they mentioned salesforce on their conference call using opentable and the agent force.ne wants to care. salesforce down another nine. we're going. >> to get. >> seven numbers this. >> week too. >> yeah let's just sell them i mean, there's just ennui about good stuff. that is amazing. i think people just i heard read today. salesforce is overpriced. well, i mean, when it was at 360, no one told me that this stuff that they make is overpriced at 300. it's like overpriced. i mean, come on. i do have agco tonight. that's ag deere has been a standout story. i want to find out whether agco keeping up and then an old friend john fielden. now that's celsius. he did that great deal with pepsico. kind of marked a high. he just bought this company. alani nu. i love john. i think that he is a spokesperson for a very controversial situation, which is celsius. but i don't think there's ever been any diminution of the excitement. i do think that pepsico, when they bought them, kind of put a, you know, a lid on it. yeah, but i can't wait to talk to john because john is an enthusiastic

it was good to see that this is the agent force, david, that everyone is very excited about and they'reerprise software stocks have just been horrendous. workday bid service. now, david, have you seen that i was going to recommend that after this should be the should be bond it's obviously not working for service. now that's a joke about the ad, which i really like. >> no i like that as well. i was that was very good jim. thank you. i mean, the stock has not really rebounded since those since, since since the earnings. right. >> no. exactly. >> we had mcdermott on that day. yeah. yeah. >> what do you. >> think of that. >> yeah. >> there it is. >> do you think it's a reversion to i. >> don't know what to think about that i don't know. well i you know it it's funny when you talk about multiples again i mean yeah i mean palantir i keep coming back to that. you guys already talked about it. >> obviously. >> that's a. >> hoot in terms of. >> the. multiple multiple. >> which has. >> it's a. >> hoot i know. but it hasn't scared you off. it's a what multiple. >> a hoot h o o t is like what a ho

start of the last century, 1908 when then attorney general charles bonaparte organized a special agent force. they agree hoover became director of the fbi in 1924 and led the bureau for 48 years. until his death in 1972. he is credited with professionalizing the bureau and developing its investigative ability. however, with little or no oversight, hoover also use the bureau's investigative powers improperly. he infamously directed the fbi to spy on dr. martin luther king jr., thurgood marshall, other civil rights leaders of the day. in 1975 the united states senate created the frank church committee and they disclosed widespread abuses by the fbi and other u.s. intelligence agencies. the church committee concluded these agencies have engaged in illegal surveillance and as a result "groups and individuals have been assaulted, oppressed, harassed and disrupted because of their political views, social beliefs, and their lifestyles." in the intelligence agencies have served the political and personal objectives of presidents and other high officials. the hoover era of the fbi, the watergate scan

little history, the fbi was started in the last century when charles bonaparte organized a special agent force. j edgar hoover became director in 1924 and yet the bureau for 48 years until his death in 1972. he was credited with professionalizing the bureau and developing its investigative ability. however, with little or no oversight, who were also used the bureau's investigative powers improperly. he infamously directed the fbi to spy on dr. martin luther king jr., thurgood marshall, and other civil rights leaders of the day. in 1975, the united states senate created frank churches committee and disclosed widespread abuses by the fbi and other u.s. intelligence agencies could the church committee concluded the agencies engaged in illegal surveillance and as a result "groups have been assaulted, repressed, harassed and disrupted because of political views, social beliefs and lifestyles." and "political agencies have served high-ranking officials." the hoover era of the fbi, the watergate scandal and the funding of the church committee highlighted the risk of political interference in fbi inve

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our cbs news review found some of these lead january 6th fbi agents are part of joint terrorism task forcescities nationwide. including new orleans, the most recently struck city with a terror attack. others from california to colorado to connecticut. there's also concern that this purge would impact human trafficking task forces, gun groups, and, john and maurice, send a chilling message to fbi agents: be careful what you investigate next and make sure it does not displease president trump. >> so that's filling out the questionnaire. what's the long-term impact here for the fbi? >> reporter: immediately there's a 12:00 p.m. deadline eastern time tomorrow for the fbi to turn over these names to the u.s. department of justice with the possibility that there are going to be cuts. also possible, lawsuits challenging these firings if they happen by attorneys representing fbi agents. but also just a make or break day tomorrow. will the fbi do it? we know this statement from assistant director for the new york field office shows they are trying to rally the troops. he says we find ourselves in th

f b, i has a social media focused task force of 80 agents and constantly pressures twitter between january 2020 and november 2022. the s b i sent over a 150 emails, 2 choices, trust and safety. cheat your old role. for example, in 2019 don burkes and left her a job, a senior innovation advisor to the director of the f. b, i to become senior director of the strategy and alterations for legal public policy trust and safety asked with sir untiring walsh went straight from it. actually i after 21 years of the agencies to become director of corporate resilience, sports business. and they are just the tip of the iceberg. insured switzer doesn't just work with the that's the i, it's bone departments are swarming with spooks. there's wide latitude that's given to the social media companies when they are choosing who the band who to suspend to, to cancel it. a very draconian elimination of any speech which may have been seen as disturbing or emotionally on settling or in some kind of way. creating conflict with on your secret store. so suddenly me shoot you, i me a feasible crew stuff that i'm to b

thousands of fbi agents have been forced to fill out a doj questionnaire. the question is whether that signals another mass firing in the works. sources tell cnn that there are a dozen questions. they focus on. january 6th cases. this comes after more than a dozen doj officials who criminally investigated president trump were fired. former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe, reacting to this latest action. >> nowhere in my entire 21 year history in the fbi did i ever see anything like this, where employees are literally being rounded up for political reasons, for cases they did their lawful and expected work on? it's absolutely ridiculous. >> the possibility that president trump is widening his purge of the fbi comes as lawyers are pushing back threatening lawsuits and advising fbi agents to stand their ground and not resign uh, matt gorman. um, there are, of course, and lindsey graham made this distinction on the sunday shows over the weekend. there are differences between any political appointees at any agency in the government, or even top officials who m

so we built strong relationships with fbi agents and task force officers and other members of the interagency he's demonstrated he can be effective. but the question really is, will he be the type of leader that builds trust and confidence with the people in the fbi? and that remains to be seen. >> that's what i was just going to ask you, because how do you build confidence when the with the rank and file, when you know you're taking over an agency at the at at this moment where you've seen several senior fbi officials have been forced out. he's also promised to go after trump's adversaries, you know, even shut down the fbi's headquarters in washington on day one to create what he's called a museum of the deep state. you know, that's those are some hard pills to swallow for people who've given their careers to this agency. how does he earn the trust of these individuals? >> well, i think there's kind of three immediate things he needs to do. number one, he needs to take a stance like brian driscoll, the acting director did, and rob cassini and james dennehy, the assistant director out of the

. >> the most of the agents who worked these cases, stephanie, are assigned to joint terrorism. >> task forcesases came to rest. >> if you get. rid of up to 6000 agents assigned. >> to joint. >> terrorism task. >> forces, you are leaving this country. wide open. >> to. >> an attack. >> we also have reporting tonight, frank, on the cia is now offering buyouts to its workforce. eight months pay. but we should note it. not all employees are eligible. like those who are handling high priority tasks. they're not in this group. what do you think about this, frank? >> well, this actually seems logical to me in this lunatic world we're living in. >> because the fbi got the same offer. very similar. >> about seven months of pay. if you leave now or defer your your departure for until september, i believe. so yeah, this. is a wholesale dismantling of the institutions of government and. >> particularly seemingly focused. >> on the intelligence and. national security field. why these people who work threats against the country are viewed as a threat by donald trump. >> but but leave now. and who's going t

forced into a concentration camp in february of 1942. >> i was a child, and so i feel that i was protected by my mother. >> saburo fukuda was seven years old when he saw fbi agents take his dad at church. >> and we were forced to live in a horse stalls at tanforan assembly. we were all enclosed in a one room barrack. >> their lives will forever be marked by the signing of executive order 9066, which allowed for the mass incarceration of japanese americans. nearly two months after the pearl harbor attack. this was president franklin roosevelt's effort to address the fear of potential espionage. over 100,000 japanese americans were forced to live in camps through most of the war. this week, they're remembering that painful history. >> it's an important time for our community, because it's a time where we gather together to remember our collective history, especially the dark days. >> almost immediately after the incarceration, president roosevelt invoked the alien enemies act of 1798, which allowed for the deportation of german, italian, and mostly japanese immigrants. during his campaign, president donald trump vowed to invoke that same act to target migrant crim

the way that ends in trump's america is with agents and prosecutors forced out in mass purges that may well, as ranking member durbin has pointed out, been driven by kash patel as a private citizen. s starting witho that point, there are three reasons why kash patel is extremely dangerous,. one is all of his wild mega behavior. this is a guy whose judgment is beyond questionable, it is appallingly bad. we have a lot of quarrels about why his enemies list is an enemies list and whether we are smearing the guide by saying that his enemies list is an enemies list. here is what he said about it! he showed his enemies list and said, "the manhunt starts tomorrow." if they are not your enemies, why would you start a manhunt against them? he called them "the criminals themselves," and showed a picture of his enemies list. if criminals are not your enemies, as head of the fbi, who are? he re-tweeted a video showing him chainsawing the heads off the people of his enemies list. if you are chainsawing the heads off of people, are they not your enemies? so the invention that this is not an enemies

. >> women of the fbi agents who have been forced to fill out a. >> rather ominous. questionnaire that. detailed their involvement in. any way in any. >> of the january 6th cases. >> men and. >> women of the fbi. >> who then learned. >> that the. >> justice department was leaning on fbi leadership to hand over those names, a demand that fbi leadership first refused to comply with and instead turned over id numbers. the men and women of the. fbi who woke up this morning, then to the news that after all that acting fbi director brian driscoll, in effect, blinked in the standoff with the justice department and did, in fact. >> turn over the full. names of every fbi. agent who worked. >> on any january 6th case. to put it bluntly, this was unnerving just because of the risk it poses to the men and women of the fbi. >> and their families. >> but also because of what it says about the current strength of our institutions, of that institution. but what happens next is arguably just as important and instructive. within hours of news that the names of all the fbi agents who w

reporter: janai, sources are telling us that the trump administration is compiling a list of fbi agents to fire or forcetold that the administration is specifically looking into people who worked on investigations targeting president trump and anyone who they believe can't be trusted to carry out president trump's policies. in response to this news, the fbi agents association is calling this outrageous and dangerous. janai. >> janai: all right. thank you for that. whit. >> whit: now we turn to prosecutors reaching a plea deal with a man accused of flying a drone into a firefighting plane as the palisades fire was raging in southern california. abc's irene shaw joins us with details. good morning. >> good morning, whit. the palisades fire was one of the biggest disasters in los angeles history. every single resource was essential to saving lives and property and suddenly a major firefighting tool was grounded for five days. officials are charging the drone operator that hit the super scooper, an aircraft that can hold up to 16,000 gallons of water. he pled guilty to one count of unsafe operation of an un

forces. the touch of the agent, egypt and foreign ministers have met an uncle to discuss. the recent developments in gaza stressing the importance of implementing the cx. 5 deal between is running him off shop. and i mean, as we need to work hard on making the ceasefire deal terminated, we met on sunday with a delegation from us. we are very keen to make the deal permanent and to continue the exchange of posting and prisoners and captives. there are discussions about the policies of netanyahu, and as you know now, after 15 months of war and gaza, this part of the world needs to build a d and peace mess. and yahoo must stop provoking others for his own benefit. if you look them on the of the curtis lead sylvia and democratic forces as calling for sylvia to become a secular. and the centralized stays off of the toppling of the side regime in december. must boom up these as we discuss compromises and solutions during the weeks of mason. with the transitional president of i'll shut off some of in java. the reports from the syrian capital damascus in the face of the sea remains

many more books. doors for the economic told the war combined with sanctions to force many to close their doors. a secret agent claimed by both israel and egypt, well, any case officer who receives attention or double age, we always assume the worst true to lies. fact or fiction. most of the documents are faulty. people on the, out of their well tells the story of the minds of many secrets, shift motor, one desk, the surface fi on elders era or the challenges with the madison and don't have the top stories on august the, the us president donald trump has reiterated his trying to take over guys. during the meeting with jordan's king abdullah at the white house, the king issued a statement, dogs, so that between expressing jordans all position to the displacement of palestinians . jordan's foreign ministers told all the 0 for the kingdoms will not budge is opposition to drums proposal relationship come with them off before the 20. they are fixed and state fast to any and positions that will not change, such as the palestinians can not be transferred to egypt.

agents. an estimate of 11400000 civilians helping forces from their homes by the conflict. the 1000000 refugees in neighboring countries over 8000000 internally displaced, 90 percent of them, women and children sit down to 3 general's neighbors, say they want this conflict to and these efforts were made in cairo. did the artist have about geneva and i'm sweat. but all have so far failed both the army and the honest that say they want to talk about this cause you sound conditions unacceptable to the other side. both still believe they can achieve totes a big 3 on the bottom, the field. how much fun does. yeah, the city of sonata. so then you and peacekeeping commander has been injured in protest near bay roots international airport as below supports us set fire to a mountain to u. n. car off the blocking the road to the airport. they were protesting against the lebanese government's decision to block in a rainy and civilian plane from landing that earlier in the week. local media, se is ralph threatened to bomb the 4th after choosing a wrong and his beloved of using it to sm

agents. >> that. >> are assigned to those task forces who are investigating isis, al qaeda extremistse at home. et cetera. those people do not get to choose which house they knock on, which house they execute a search warrant on, who they arrest once they've developed probable cause that's determined in concert with their superiors, that's. >> determined with the courts. >> that's determined. >> with prosecutors. so these. >> individual agents. >> who have now been singled. >> out and received. >> these surveys, who their very existence. >> as agents, appears. >> to be a bit of a question. >> why are they asking. >> for this information? >> there is. >> a process in the fbi. if you're. >> an fbi. >> agent, you do the wrong thing. >> there's a. >> process that somebody could go through and say, all right, we. >> want to examine. >> the work this person did, but now they're wondering, what is. >> this all about? >> and to be clear to the public, there would be no greater gift in the eyes of people that understand terrorism than. >> for. >> these jttfs to be decimated. they're the ones t

agents across america have been fired, forced to retire or resigned in recent days.ave been asked to fill out surveys on their involvement, if any, in the january 6th and florida documents cases against president trump. republican senator lindsey graham and congressman byron donalds. >> this idea of keeping everybody in place in the government after trump won the election is insane. i think he should have the ability to put people in management positions that share his vision of how to move forward on the american first agenda. >> you have to start somewhere. if you clean up any institution, you have to figure out where the rot begins and where it ends and that has to be your scope. >> harris: find the rot. miranda devine titled her column. he cleans house at the f.b.i. and d.o.j. david spunt is at the justice department now. david. >> good morning. kash patel, the man president trump wants to be the next f.b.i. director said this at his confirmation hearing last week. >> every f.b.i. employee will be held to the absolute same standard. no one will be terminated. the

she said, ice needs irs agents to assist and serve on task force to build complex cases. i don't view this, we need to -- i don't think this is demotion, this is good work they could be doing. you are pushing paper and doing boring irs audit and you start to work on money laundering, this is great. >> lawrence: the cartel, all about human trafficking, the people and drugs. border patrol has been in tunnels and on the run and looking for ways to regroup, why not have them investigate. >> brian: we have too many irs agents and they are harassing middle and -- middle class working class people that were only supposed to focus on horrible rich people and now spread to everybody. ultra-rich have ultra-expensive account great at giving the heisman to the irs. maybe i can't fire you, i can put you in place i need you, i think a small portion will do important stuff. other thing, he wants them to quit. >> lawrence: 100%. >> brian: tom homan told sean, have them back up, drive people around. >> brian: really? that is not why you go to accounting school. >> carley: you are -- >> br

peered instead of signing bills that would roll back this, she forced a real estate agents to undergoetence while our city was overrun by migrants. she declared that racism was a public health crisis. this idiot said that according to modern science, the male and female sex binary is outdated. so this moron couldn't get the so boy safe but she can get the trance to run on time. [laughter] >> jesse: wow, that was horrible until the trans joke. really. really good. >> dana: it was bad. >> harold: do you want to hear me talk about marbury v madison again? >> greg: you didn't talk that much this segment. did i hurt your feelings? >> harold: i agree with the judge. this is what administrations do and they are going to sue, see what happens if they are going to win. >> jesse: agreeable harold. >> jesse: ahead, transgender activists are stealing sanctuary cities from the illegals. we will explain next. ♪ ♪ sheldon: restoration is more than walls. it's more than paint. it's more than cleaning. that's the thing we'll never forget. for belfor, it's your memories. it's your life's passion. it's

agent. >> he would be the. >> force who could. >> come in and move both of those parties to the table to negotiatehere. >> president trump is fiercely. committed to that now. >> he operates in a certain way. he is a great. >> deal maker, as everyone will have to acknowledge whether they like it or not. he wrote the book the art of the deal. right. and i think of this i liken this to my former law practice, where we. >> would be engaged sometimes in. >> arbitration or mediation between two parties that were at war, metaphorically. and when you begin an arbitration proceeding, you don't bring both parties in to the. meeting at the for that first table set because they're they're at odds. >> listening to. >> you, speaker johnson, we're going to pull away. >> here as i hand it. >> over to the next hour. but we were waiting for him. to say, one way or another. >> if there will. >> be a vote today on the budget, we have not got any confirmation otherwise. so that appears to still be on. that's going to do it for us this hour. i'll be back at noon eastern. and now jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage.

agent or soldier. president trump would apply great force. y of wiping these cartels off the face of the earth. >> says they are prepared, they know this is coming, but gosh this is scary from many of those border agents who have to deal with this. >> let me tell you why, senator, a lot of those memos -- it's because of what is happening in mexico. you've got a full out war on two sides of mexico. one on the other side of arizona, the sonora desert. the cartel, massive daily firefights. just the last couple of days, on the other side of laredo, texas, there was a capture of the number two guy in the cartel committee cartel northeast. extreme firefights. you would think these fights and shooting is happening in iraq, but it's not: it's right next to our country. as a matter fact, there is reports of one of these drones the cartel used against one of their other cartel members with a bomb. this is what we are dealing with. we are dealing with terrorists, and i believe that president trump is right in designating them as terrorists. we have to de

arrival, misses, missteps, allusion, and some of the former commands the ukrainian forces was exiled to london is an agent is twice as high. and if we add to that, the possible support from other political figures, including former prime ministers, or former presidents, the chance is all the incumbent 3, she went into the election. absolutely not on the 0. but unless of course, something is blatantly pretty and the bed for him to eat will be quite noticeable. and so he is driving the decay on both admitted to the society in the state and incumbent president trump. probably the eliza sees and is pushing him to go to the elections and i think he wants to improve the political environment in ukraine to consolidate society to create conditions for the survival of the grant in states. and on the whole, it is not so much in favor of fashion. so after all, we have a conflict with account under james. it is for the benefit of ukraine's itself. among other things, the incumbent president has announced that he wants to make peace, by the way. so do we as and as soon as possible and to cut on the head of the machine

agents across the country have been fired, resigned, or forced to leave. ore of that is expected to come. david spunt is live from the justice department with more. hi, david. >> there is a 12 question survey that 4,000 agents received in their email inboxes yesterday if and how they were involved in the prosecutions against now-president trump. former president trump at the time. on friday the acting deputy attorney general the former defense attorney for president trump put out a memo that went department wide. titled terminations regarding problems in the department. three symptomatic that must now be addressed. i don't believe the current leadership of d.o.j. can't count on them to implement the president's kerb-career special agent we know firsthand that none of us are assigned to matters based on anything other than the responsibilities of the roles in which we serve. one agent not named said we took an oath to protect the american people and constitution and now being targeted for it. no better group of people to be around when time gets hard. we don

leaders with collectively 100 years of experience have been forced out, creating a leadership vacuum here at the f.b.i. thousands of line agents are losing their jobs simply because they were assigned to work on cases involving january 6 or president trump. in the f.b.i.'s long history, this has never happened before. there was only one political person in the f.b.i., the director. all the others were professionals, law enforcement professionals risking their lives for the safety of america. mr. patel has been open about his plans to dismantle the f.b.i. and seek retributions. his directives as a private citizen have already thrown the bureau into chaos before the actual vote. mr. patel will be a political and national security disaster if confirmed. my judiciary democratic colleagues and i have continually sounded the alarm. now it is up to a handful of senate republicans as to whether they have the courage to step out and do publicably what they have told these -- publicly what they have told these f.b.i. agents they want to do which is vote against kash patel. what is at stake is a future of the f.b.i. and i look forward to