ainsley: thank you, rachel. >> thanks, ainsley.ter china announces it won't air preseason games. >> the long-held values of the nba are to support freedom of expression. and certainly freedom of expression by members of the nba community. ainsley: we will have more from the commissioner coming up next. snotz ♪ when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah, and now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. fight for blast offs fight for piggyback rides fight for 7 am makeouts. every year, walgreens helps millions of people fight the flu. fight to protect the ones you love. walgreens. be a flu fighter. get your free flu shot today at your neighborhood walgree

ainsley: i agree.an: as wacky as anything the president has been accused of doing or let's say unorthodox. this is nuts. for hillary clinton to say that and for david plouffe to know better, i'm not saying is he is not a professional interviewer. it's his podcast. is he smart enough to know this is the stupidest thing she has ever said. and there is a long line. and for her and him not to push back you are not saying that jill stein is working for the russians. 4.001%. you are not actually saying that tulsi gabbard because she visited with beshear assad at one point is an asset of the russians? are you crazy? what has she done for the last two and a half years except fester on the point that she lost and blame everyone else but herself. steve: that's kind of political dialogue on twitter that mitt romney was trying to monitor. he did a profile with the atlantic where the guy talked to mitt romney extensively and mitt romney essentially confessed by the way, i have a secret twitter account. good night g

brian: just waiting for ainsley which is a low number for you, ainsley. ainsley: they were not.he rock. do you all follow him on instagram. is he sitting at this little tiny table having a tea party with his daughter. is he this huge guy and his daughter is this tiny cute little thing. steve: would you smell what the rock was cooking? ainsley: i almost bought that table on etsy. they have the table i almost bought. brian: here's the thing. number one box office star. and i think he is one of the nicest guys. ainsley: he seems like it. just got married. steve: there is some suggestion he might run for president some day. ainsley: that's right. brian: eventually he would have to put a shirt on and wear longer pans. ainsley: he got his start on wwe. brian: went to the university of miami. played football. got a sear refuses injuries and drafted. ainsley: 37 minutes after the top of the hour. student athletes could soon be paid under this new law in california the governor out there gavin newsom signing a fair pay to play act in to law. steve: could spell problems with the ncaa. bri

ainsley: yes.ps and cons themselves because they have been let out to dry over the last 8 years leading up to the last three 2345 and a half s when they were going to charge $500,000 for the price of security for that arena. that price quickly came down. here is the president last night talking about what he has been going through for the past three years. >> our bold pursuit of this pro-concern agenda has enraged. -- it's enraged the failed ruling class in washington. they want to erase your vote like it never existed. they want to erase your voice and they want to erase your future. [crowd booing] but they will fail because in america, the people rule again. [cheers and applause] democrats are on a crusade to destroy our democracy. that's what's happening. we will never let it happen. we are going to keep on fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning, winning. [cheers and applause] steve: the president said for the first time since 1972, a republican, he, will win the state of

ainsley?ased abortion doctor who performed abortions at clinics indiana where he lost his license in 2016. those remains have been transported back to indiana where the state's attorney general is now leading the investigation into the findings. joining us now with the latest is indiana attorney general curtis hill. good morning to you, curtis. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me. ainsley: for folks at home not familiar with this doctor's story, tell us what happened and how you found these remains. >> the doctor was as you noted a notorious abortionist in state of indiana for decades. he passed away recently last month. after he passed away his family members were cleaning up the garage and found this discovery, 2246 feet remains that had been stored away discarded in family residence. to their credit they contacted authorities in state of illinois right away. the information was reported. we heard about it here in indiana. had our suspicions. the indiana general a

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ainsley: that's true.mocrats are trying it a new argument in their impeachment push. listen to this. >> there is a reason there is a section on impeachment in the constitution. >> shooting holes as we speak in the united states constitution. ainsley: do they actually have a case? the judge is on deck. brian: she would know a lot about impeachment. steve: all rise. here comes the judge ♪ i got it all on the line ♪ for a peac piece of the promised land. ♪ i'm burning my candle at both ends ♪ that's the only way to keep the fire going ♪ is to the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plunge you into deep, depressive lows. (crying) take you to uncontrollable highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i. full-spectrum relief of all symptoms. with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related

ainsley: the parody?: other thing would be to come say i'm really going to follow where the facts are but stating he believes the president is guilty of doing all these things, jeffrey mean says the same thing what do you need an investigation if you have already made the conclusions. ainsley: democrats have not made a "roll call." they need 217 votes to pass article of impeachment. they have 227 house members that publicly said i do support it. they have more than enough. even if 18 democrats vote against this it will still pass. democrats don't want to go on the record they are scared in trump territory they will not win in the house nancy will lose her authority. steve: speaking of going on the record a second whistleblower is apparently surfacing. a member of the intel community and has spoken to the inspector general of the intel whiewnt. community. however has not filed a complaint. this person has first hand knowledge that could support the whistleblower. ainsley: not second hand? steve: the first

good morning, bill. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: what did you think about that? bold. >> i happened to be out there for the usc game. this was a two-for. we beat usc and bill barr delivered a really wonderful speech especially because of who he is, the attorney general of the united states. ainsley: you beat the other usc. i went to south carolina. what was your reaction to the media could not stand. this they hated it. >> right. well, that's what's interesting about it. i mean, actually what he was really talking about is something that's been consistent throughout american history. people say if you want self-government, people to be capable of self-government, they have to have some moral virtues, right, and be able to control themselves. and that's a classic theme throughout american history jo from john adams to tokeville to fdr and so forth. the reaction was really incredible because, you know, he was called the spanish inquisitor. paul krugman said this was like a pa gram type speech. it's just over the top. this is what he was talking about. so what he ta

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ainsley: number 3.to georgia and south carolina beat the number 3 team in the country on saturday. sorry. brian: look at that. ainsley: ly did it in athens. brian: why is it always sports with her? steve: it's how we celebrate columbus day 2019 a federal hold coasholiday coast to coast. brian: we have a problem. the jet haven't won since 2,000 -- like 1996. [buzzer] brian: joe foltice very angry during football season forgot to have a backup quarterback. ainsley: told joel i was going to test you and say congratulations. i had juuls in there i didn't have his number in there. brian: call any joel. ainsley: sounded like i'm asking for your phone number. joel, i'm not flirting. sorry. it just went down hill. steve: a week of celebration football wise throughout the new york city. thank you very much for joining us on columbus bay day. if you have got the day off great. thank you for watching us. brian: starts with a fox news alert. breaking overnight and it's not good. turkey warning of an imminent attack

ainsley: law enforcement, too? >> us three. ainsley: would you do you do it. >> help people. ainsley: why do you do it? >> nic. ainsley: where is lou? lou, what's your last name. >> louupton. what do you. >> basically counter-terrorism. tactile firearms and police canine handler. ainsley: why do you serve? >> i'm not a police officer. i'm certified as a handler though. very important to help save people i'm passionate about keeping people safe and a world challenged by nefarious actors. ainsley: thank you for all you do to encould us safe. what did you think about what the president's rally last night? >> amazing.

ainsley: really.nt was saying in that interview with sean hannity the other night that he wants republicans to be stronger. when you look at that video of the republicans storming in to the scif room. i think it sends a message to the president that we're behind you. ed: you are right to frame it that way. of the president was pushing republicans to get tougher on all of this. also interesting the "new york times" has a story quoting democrat jerry connolly of west virginia that this is pay back to the president from the deep state because of the attacks he had on the intelligence community. that's pretty interesting for democrats to be outfront saying this is payback which is what the president was saying political pay back. ainsley: look how peaceful they are. walking down very slowly. if you listen to the media. they are like stormed. it's crazy. they stormed in. he had. brian: i expected to see something like hong kong. right to this video it's going to be outrageous. ainsley: i did too. ed: silen

ainsley? ainsley: thank you.llege student jumping to his death on graduation day and now his girlfriend is facing manslaughter charges. >> miss you was physically, verbally and psychologically abusive. miss you made demands and threats with the understanding that she had complete and total control over arare a do youurtula.>> enl himself in the months leading to his suicide. should she be convicted of murder? here to debate keisha and jeaninealityman. thank you for being with us. >> you are welcome. ainsley: what do you think? hateful? yes. some of these text messages were really bad. but is it illegal? should she be charged with involuntary manslaughter? >> definitely. i think she will be convicted of involuntary manslaughter because the definition of involuntary manslaughter is someone's actions are reckless and wanton to the point that they cause someone's death. and in this case she knew that this man was emotionally and psychologically fragile as a result of her abuse. she sent him over 47,000 text messages

ainsley? ainsley: thank you, brian. well, remembering a hero. funeral will be held for that man right there. it's sheriff's deputy sandeep dhaliwal. he was gun downed last week during a traffic stop. the 10-year police veteran is remembered as a trailblazer. one of the country's first sheriff's deputies wearing his traditional sikh turban. a fund raising campaign has been launched to help pay off that family's mortgage. frank siller is ceo and founder of the foundation and he joins us now. hi, frank, good to see you. >> nice to see you ainsley. ainsley: what are you doing for his family? >> like we have been doing all year long and for the last few years we want to make sure that it that family doesn't have a burden over mortgage. the biggest debt any family has, the biggest financial burden anybody has is their mortgage. we want to relieve them of that burden. so we are here asking your great viewers and i know they have been following us for the last few years and how many mortgages we have been paying off. this guy was so good with his commun

brian, ainsley, steve?ive in turkey with the very latest where the cease-fire appears not to be a cease-fire. brian: i would think one thing when stephanie grisham comes on they could easily put out a communique on this. if the president is talking about a cease-fire and there are explosions it's in the president's best interest and everyone's best interest to find out what's going on. don't wait for turkey toll us. ainsley: stephanie is the new white house press secretary. we haven't heard a response yet from washington. steve: i do believe she was in attendance last night along with 20,000 other people inside the american airlines arena in dallas-fort worth. ainsley: thousands more outside. steve: 87 minutes the president spoke in front of 20,000 people. there had been big lines outside. i read in the local paper days before, dallas county though, one of the state's wilbluest areas. the president got 25% of the growth in 2016. he will get a bigger number next time because as he said last night, he is goin

ainsley: yeah.t do you make of the white house strategy right now, which is kind of minimum cooperation, maximum confrontation where anything the democrats ask fors, because they have not had a vote, they are going to say look, until you have a vote, this is an illegitimate operation. >> well, let me just say, first of all, minus letter, which went out yesterday, points out that the first attacks on trump were on the 9th of november, the day after the election when left wing groups had nationwide rallies against trump having won the election. the first article i found so far talk about impeaching him, his vanity fair in december 15th. and on the day of his inaugural, "the washington post" had an article about the democrats already plotting impeachment. so what you are seeing is a three-year war, which really is an effort to have a coup against the constitution by the democrats in the house. and i think the president is exactly right to say, you know, we adopted basically the same rules as peter rodi

here's ainsley. a charity football game that was supposed to be held in honor of a fallen california deputy. his name is sergeant ron hell liz. he was killed in 2018, a mass shooting at a country music bar and it is now on hold, this football game after organizers say that a local police official and a democratic politician derailed it because they didn't want republicans there. rosemary advisor i score is the founder of the foundation and robert he will score foundation which was organized after her father was killed when she was 7 years old on christmas day. she started this foundation in honor of him. and he was killed in the line of duty. so she joins us now. good morning to you, rosemary. thanks for being with us. >> good morning, ainsley, thank you for having me. ainsley: you are welcome. we were talking about this story yesterday. would you take us back to the beginning? what happened here? why did they call off this charity blue bowl? >> yes. so we have been planning this event for over five

ainsley? ainsley: thank you so much, jillian.ields of faith event encouraged their peers to pray and to worship, read their bibles, commit their lives to christ. our next guest was one of the organizers of the event at her school. her name is julianne that, president of fellowship of christian athletes and the huddle at hofstra university. >> thanks for having us here. the space to talk about fca it is so important. it is an honor to be able to share such an important organization with the world. ainsley: i love this organization. god used it to change my life in college at university of south carolina. it is huge there. at least it was. we had so much fun. tell us for what people are watching. what is fca and what happened last night? >> fca is the fellowship of christian athletes. what it is an organization of coaches, athletes, players who really share a love for christ as well as a love for sports. what we do with our, our group of fca is we have bible studies where we come together to talk about how our passions for christ a

ainsley? ainsley: all right. thank you, jillian.uad making their 2020 pick the congresswomen will reportedly endorse bernie sanders for president. brian: all right. socialists endorsing a socialist. fox news host tomi lahren is not a socialist and joins us now to react. tomi, his or he here she is thre weeks from a heart attack. questions whether he was going to be on stage or not and now they get the endorsement? what's going on here? >> yeah, well i don't find it shocking and if bernie sanders does in fact really covet this endorsement that tells you everything you need to know about bernie sanders. the fact that we are in the place in this country where we take any of those three seriously let alone elect them to office is also appalling to me. but, at the end of the day, this isn't shocking or important. we know that they were going tone doors bernie sanders. they are all schlosses. the bigger problem here is that is actually what is happening in an election for president of the united states. steve: we have got part of the stat

ainsley: the president is saying is he sending that letter to nancy pelosi. have a vote. >> i sent a letter last week 10 points that it's about fairness. clinton was tweeted that way. every time we have gone this way. she has denied it. and the reason she is denying it would be unfair process. it's pure political. they have no facts and they just want to impeach this president. brian: jim jordan saying i want president to investigate biden. like marco rubio, he was just controllintrolling china. having fun. do do you believe he said like jim jordan said hey china i want you to investigate china. >> watch what he said he is not saying china investigate. get to the point. if i'm a member of congress. and i break the law, and there should be an investigation and i run for another office. you still investigate me. more people in america want to investigate investigate son than impeach this president. somehow the democrats want to deny that? ainsley: when you watch the sunday show and see some of these republican politicians going on shows and you know the anchor

ainsley: what do the rules say? >> the rules say this level of inquiry, this initial

it's just so much information." >> stephen: ainsley's right. ( laughter ) it's so much information! how are we supposed to remember up to three people? ( laughter ) i mean it's just-- it's just confusing. i mean, that's-- ( applause ) marco! marco! look, it is a lot of information, so i'll connect the dots for her in my new segment: "the late show's explainsley to ainsley:" >> it's just so much information. >> stephen: okay, ainsley, you might want to push "record" because there are a lot of moving parts to this. okay, here we go. all right, all right. if you want to connect the dots of the abuse of power at the heart of the trump administration, it's very complicated. trump asked for dirt on biden from the ukraine. ( cheers and applause ) just keep playing this back until it sinks in. we've got a great show for you tonight. when we return, rachel maddow is here. stick around (paul) it's that special time of year again. (sprintern) it's iphone season at sprint. (paul) switch and get... (sprintern) the new iphone 11 or iphone 11 pro with amazing all-new camera systems. and now you ca

ainsley: kristin fisher is following it all from the white house this morning. good morning, kristin. they don't like how secretive this all is. >> good morning, guys. president trump certainly supports this effort by house republicans to censure the chairman of the house intelligence committee. congressman adam schiff is essentially the person, of course, leading this impeachment inquiry. in fact, the president though, he is going to far as to say last night that he thinks that schiff should be deposed over all of this. but, this vote today is a vote to censure and the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy explained why yesterday. >> the very least we can do is censure him. that's not removing him from committee. which i would like to do and called for back in march when he lied the first time. but, at the very least, this goes to the honesty, the integrity of the house of representatives. >> at least 135 other house

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correspondent kristen welker joins me as well as matt miller and legal analyst mimi rocah, julia ainsleymatt miller, just named, of course, former spokesman to eric holder, and ruth marcus from "the washington post." kristen, the president has been calling this a hoax all along. is this to validate his suspicions, his theory, or is there something more going on? do we know who is being investigated? >> well, it has certainly opened up president trump to that type of criticism, andrea. particularly you have jerry nadler saying this is essentially the president using the justice department to attack his political enemies. i put that question to mark short, who is of course the chief of staff for vice president mike pence, who disputed that that's what's happening here. but it does fit into the fact that president trump has been calling for this to happen for years, referring to the mueller investigation is a witch hunt and a hoax. i asked kellyanne conway if president trump had been briefed by the attorney general, whether he had spoken to him about this development. and at this point in t

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ainsley: warmed up is what happened five minutes ago. we are in the game right now. the "fox & friends" show. brian: that's where you meet people. ainsley: i wish i could say i could do that but nope. steve: thank you so much. it's october 1st. congratulations. you made it and it's hour one for "fox & friends" for a

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ainsley: it's a friday. brian: what is on today? steve: today we have the band from famous dave's. and skip bedell is going to be out there too. brian: skip is the best. a lot going on from presidentru

ainsley: are you buying? brian: i will contribute to some not all of them.e: they're used to a place starbucks became clear it's closer to 5 bucks. ainsley: so true. steve: thank you for joining us this beautiful day in new york city 70 degrees. starting with some news that kind of shocked a lot of people. the white house put out word last night 11:00 the united states is going to start pulling troops from

joining us to tonight to talk about his resignation, julia ainsley. julia, is it true that acting secretary mcaleenan is looking to spend more time with his family. >> it's true he resigned and it shouldn't be a big surprise. a few things to note about kevin mcaleenan, he is somebody who served under the obama administration, long time civil servant. then promoted to a political position. he lost control because of the tone because he is someone who focused on the push factors, the reasons people were leaving central america. but he should not be seen as a moderate. this is someone who wrote the memo that justified family separation in 2018 and this year as acting secretary has overseen the toughest immigration policies on asylum which forced asylum seekers to go back into mexico as they wait for their court hearings. he's seeing this. kevin mcaleenan is leaving in part because he lost control of the message. he doesn't like having the political role when he used to have one that was more operational. but this also has to do with the inner workings of

here with me now, nbc national security and justice reporter julia ainsley who has broken a number of stories. democratic congresswoman of washington, herself an immigrant and former immigrant rights activist. julia, let me start with you just on that final note. my understanding is this uptick in unaccompanied minors who are being an hended and put into detention is because of the, quote, remain in mexico policy. there are tens of thousands of essentially stranded asylum seekers in mexico getting so desperate they're sending their kids. is that's what's happening? >> yeah, that's right. there are stories that the children weren't sure where their parents had gone and had to abandon ship in order to get into the united states. i'll point things out, in mexico an unaccompanied child is actually seen as a fast track for deportation. there are laws there to protect children from being trafficked mean that any time they see an unaccompanied child they have a very small chance of getting asylum and a much larger chance of being deported back to their home country. they have to try to get i

. >>> breaking news about iran and rudy giuliani from julia ainsley in the newsroom. julia, talk to me about what you've learned about rudy giuliani representation of -- well, you should call him an expat iranian group, a controversial group long on the state department's terror list. >> that's right, andrea, the mek is a dissident group in iran. they're small but they have a large amount of influence particularly over right wing american politicians who are for the denuclearization of iran and for being tougher on iran in american foreign policy. rudy giuliani is someone who has met with mek at least once a year since 2014. that's what our reporting shows. he's written op-eds for them going back to 2011, and that was before they had been taken off the terrorist watch list. why all of this is interesting now is because his former business partner, michael mukasey, former attorney general under george w. bush, recently filed for the foreign agents registration act because of his work with mek. that is exactly the kind of thing paul manafort and michael flynn did not re

i want to bring in now nbc news correspondent, julia ainsley who covers the justice department and kristen welker has some new reaction from over at the white house. julia, let me start with you. talk through the significance of this. really an escalation and one the democrats aren't happy about. >> reporter: that's right. it's important to keep in mind that we don't know exactly when this turned into a criminal investigation. we just know that it is now. it began as an administrative review. but some of our reporting in the last few weeks has indicated that they had rash etcheted thi. people who are career officials at the cia have begun to lawyer up. you do if if you are told that you could face some kind of criminal exposure. it's going beyond what would be an internal review, much like an inspector general report or an office of professional responsibility report would be. now people could face criminal exposure as they're being questioned about the origins of the russia probe, what became the mueller probe. again, it's an investigation into the investigation. but what i'm hearing is t

julia ainsley joins us to put this revelation in context. >>> american troops in syria not coming home from syria but going to an even more dangerous theater in neighboring iraq. at 8:00 i am joined by congressman max rose for his analysis on everything this week. >>> and later, if your bingo card had a nasty primary fight breaking up between hillary clinton and tulsi gabbard, guess what, you won. we're going to tell you, or at least try to untangle the fight that has spilled out into public view. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's what gives audible themembers an edge.listening; it opens our minds, changes our perspective, connects us, and pushes us further. the most inspiring minds, the most compelling stories: audible. pain happens. saturdays happen. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu

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ainsley: yes, we do. the simple things. gosh, those days are wonderful, aren't they? let's dig in.or joining us on this tuesday. three hours. starts right now with this. the man likely next in line to take over

ainsley and steve, and, by the way, brian has gotten a lot better, right?etting close to 10 territory. and steve has been so great, and ainsley is just incredible, and sometimes pete hegseth gets on ther ine gets on there in the weekends. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and how good does jesse waters do? [cheers and applause] pres. trump: there's some really great people. and again, tucker has been very good. i have to say, he has been very good. smart. he's been great. tucker. and the legendary sean hannity. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: great. number one. number one show. sean's got the number one show, and laura ingraham, who's knocking it out of the park. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and you go over, maria bartiromo, and the great lou dobbs. how good are they? lou dobbs. and many more. many more. how about greg? greg used to hate me. oh, we cannot forget judge jeanine. i would be in such trouble if i -- i'm and these are just rattling some names off, but they are just terrific people. they are terrific people, but a man that i have to real

ainsley: they are a christian band. steve: they talk about their movies. thank you very much for joining us today. it's thursday and one of those days where, sometimes you have to write everything down to keep track. brian: and then you can't read your writing. steve: that's why i type it. anyway, yesterday was another one of those days and a potential bombshell as

ainsley: it should be can he quilla day. celebrating both vodka and manufacturing day. manufacture and then you have the vodka. the last minute when i saw the weather i tried to book a band like it's a summer co

ainsley: took it all the way to game seven. how exciting. steve: it was great. would lose the series. nationals unproven. they come out of nowhere

. >> ainsley, steve, and brian has gotten better, right?brian was a seven and he is getting close to tenter tire. tucker has been very good, and the legendary sean hannity. and laura ingram who is not going to -- and you go over maria bartaroma. the great lou dobbs. >> and shepherd smith quit fox news yesterday and he was not on the nice list. drudge and fox, so far no sign of waivering on a.m. talk radio, but the impact of any weaken willing impact the base which, in teurn they will possibly wan to hear articles of impeachment. k president trump win reelection without the support of the conservative media? joining me now is tracey sepple, known as the drudge whisperer. how to get drudge coverage, and brian rosenwall. author of ta"talk radio's america." >> it is essential, mike, if he loses it, he is done. he has a huge problem and they're the signal. when he really has a problem. >> what motivates matt drudge? clicks or ideology? >> clicks and his own sense of humor. but as it relates to this topic with trump and impeachment, there is no q

ainsley: is baseball your thing? ed: i guess i'm going into too much detail but i was up late.ave really good seats. ed: i gave you one. steve: gave me o

. >> julia ainsley joining us, we know the or begigins of the rus investigation are being reviewed. what is changed? >> some piece of evidence that john durham has found that he thinks made it what we would say have predicate to go from what was an administrative review to a criminal investigation. that is still not that you can take something to prosecution. but it does give him more power. we understand that up until this point any twhans was approached by investigators have been table to refuse to cooperate and now they may be seeing subpoenas. we're not sure when this became a criminal investigation. we understand that so far a lot of people have simply declined to cooperate. the other thing that change social security if you're a low level or a career law enforcement employee doing your job and you're approached to be part of this investigation to be interviewed, it used to be under an administrative review you had to cooperate. it is was if you were asked to work on an employee misconduct investigation. now because these people have criminal exposure, they can decline to coope

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