is you're actually seeing, breitbart is a conservative web site actually putting out a movie, breitbartulture now finally conservatives are participating in the culture. >> t.w.: that's so true. that's why this show is so important. this show is so important of fighting back against the culture movement too. but the biggest part of hunter biden that concerns me, i know we make jokes and it is rich in content, there's no question. the problem is, though, i think this guy's a real national security threat. this is the son of the president of the united states, and what the movie should be renamed is the ultimate liberal privilege, because that's what he's experiencing. nobody gets privilege like hunter biden. [cheers and applause] >> greg: i don't think he's liberal either. i mean, he's liberal with his cocaine, but -- i don't know. anyway. we should move on. i'm going to watch it. i'm going to have a viewing party. >> t.w.: no kids allowed. >> greg: population one. up next, this week's leftover gags straight from our zip lock bag. (energetically) you guys are crushing it! see how the 8 g

>> so fox news is bad but think about what's breitbart did this week.the warrant with the names of fbi agents. one day after this crazed maga terrorist ones and tried to shoot up an fbi building. fox news, breitbart, jack kissed soviak, in other disgraced navy veteran who now works for fringe platforms and websites. they are all trying to get fbi agents killed. full, stop that is the goal. they are trying to foment violence among the maga base against fbi agents which is absolute lunacy about you know, we all should expect this now from the republican party. they have spent years waving that you know ridiculous, black and white fly with a blue strike in the middle saying blue lives matter. and then going to january 6th and beating cops with those very flags that were fashioned with spear tips on the end. this is what the republican party has become. it is not libertarian, it is not the freedom caucus, they are the party of anarchy and totalitarian all at once. these contradictory political philosophies are entirely built around the cult personality and

they're still taking that position and not crediting the statement in the breitbart article. it seems that the paragraphs between 53 and 61 are probably addressing that issue of classification. >> it is so enlightening. thank you so much. this brady material is in every case. the prosecution is required to provide information they have that could be exculpatory to a potential defendant. required not to keep that secret and to at least provide it and they are making it very transparent to the court at least. >> absolutely. >> that they are disputing the defense argument that the president, former president had the ability to wave a magic wand as joyce was saying and declassify things without any procedure or process on these documents that are supposed to be, many of them, read in a sealed room in a vault basically. a place in the white house that is protected and certainly places elsewhere not in the president's home in mar-a-lago. frank, you are so familiar with all of these designations. these classification designations are as has been reported by us, the "new york times,"

but when it comes to the war rhetoric that you talked about, andrew breitbart was someone who was verying into the rhetoric of war before he passed away. he talked about the culture war in a very brutal and clear way, and i think that we are in a culture war, something that is leading americans to confront a lot of the different things that are going on around them in more aggressive ways. howard: yeah. again, i gotta jump in -- >> -- to tamp down on that kind of rhetoric and attitude in order to be able to live together as is citizens. howard: laura, half a minute. a $700 billion law. the press have it as the biggest advance for climate change in recorded history. are the media being unfair to president biden or just being addicted to donald trump by kind of brushing off the passage of this bill? >> well, i think it's hard when you're talking about national security and thingses that are unprecedented like the search of a president's home. i think it's just a little bit of bad luck. humor on the democratic side, can't catch a break, there should be a country song about it. i think thi

so breitbart is putting out this new movie. it's called my son hunter, directed by robert davi will debut next month, september 7th. will you be watching your ipod check for one reason? i just hope in the beginning it says any depictions of real life characters, a person as clearly as this movie is artistic freedom doesn't relate to anything real in the real world. pat cipollone watching for cat. i am so excited about this. if this movie turns out to be boring, then its creators have to be killed because the subject matter is so rich in content. yeah, i think the subject matter is too rich and content because how is it going to be more shocking than what we've already. i know from the actual footage of which there is so much that they should weave in the footage with regard to be feature film at this point of all this stuff, we've just seen him film himself. it just gives me an idea. it gives me an idea. david , you mind if i call you david ? go ahead. go ahead. all right. so he it should be like a series like he's like the ant

do i see it on breitbart, do i see it onfox, hopefully but i want them to talk about it . okay?ng information. that's so powerful that they can't ignore it. that's really our mission, isn't it? it's to get information that's visual and it's not just text or speeches or white papers or articles but usual information. there's a chapter in this book american muckraker called image where i say obviously image is transfixed and they are more powerful than the spoken word so there are some things as a country i still think we are are united on, very few but you don'tabuse children. you don't brag about it . there's certain things i think we could focus on that we can get things like this to happen. you might say that's one teacher and i say you're not going to change the world all in a new york minute . it's going to take a little while. you have to expose all of them and we need an army of these exposures, these grassroots people. veritas there's a lot of incredible people coming to us and one recent one in full documents from the defense department. i don't know if you saw the story

at the time and i know andrew breitbart was very focused on the occupy movement at the time and allf the mayhem and criminality that happened. let's get to lafayette square. every day these would flare up p and i would text you and say can you come on the radio and half the time now is not a good time. >> i wasn't there when trump walked out and there was the whole controversy because i was in minneapolis. so for the second time it was more of the same where people would do these mass criminal activities and as soonest the cops come out to make them stop they start crying about police brutality and say how can you tear gas and pepper spray us. this is objectively dumb. if you are going to do revolutionary acts, expect resistance to that and when you do, don't moan about it. be the revolutionaries you like to make yourself as. and that speaks more to the movement at large because often times when you see these and he felt blm movements there's a random well-being spray-painted. you just spray-painted a building and it's going to come off the next day. if this is your idea of a revolu

the move is now prompting criticism that breitbart put a target on the agents' backs.acted version. they of course had a copy of it. at mar-a-lago. the president was the only one in possession of those documents ahead of the official d.o.j. release and his truth social platform sent out a notification to followers that included a link to the breitbart article. >>> joining us now, national security analyst for nbc news, and msnbc clint watts. clint, thanks for being with us today. you of course, a former fbi special agent yourself, we don't know precisely who leaked the names of the agents but we've got a pretty good guess. tell us the ramifications of what this means for these agents now that their names are out in public. >> there are really two dimensions to it, i think, jonathan, the first is you put them in extreme danger just by pushing their name out there under baseless conspiracies, they're listing this as if it is true, and it is also false, that it was an illegal raid, they will make up lots of stories about it and that just brings threats of violence. we saw

you guys do i see it on breitbart? sure. you'll see on bright or do i see it on fox? well, hopefully but i want i want them to talk about it. okay. and and you say well that's impossible. no, it's not possible. i'm showing you that it is possible. but it requires getting information. that is so powerful that they can't ignore it. so that's really our mission, isn't it? it's to get information. that's visual and from not you know text. or speeches or white papers or articles but visual information. there's a chapter in this book american mockery called image. where i say image obviously images transfix and they are more powerful than the spoken word. so there are some things as a country. i still think we are united on very few, but you don't you don't abuse children you don't brag about it. and there are certain things. i think if we can focus on then we can get things like this to happen and you might say well that's just one teacher and i say well, you're not gonna change the world on a new york minute. it's gonna it's gonna take a little while. you have to expose a

um, all right, you know andrew breitbart used to say to me every meet every story is a media story. and of course he's right. but yeah, but sometimes you don't know exactly what the media story is it eventually develops and i think that that the riots specifically the george floyd riots beginning that memorial day. we're coming up on two years now as you said memorial day week going into the first week of june 2020 the moment it became a media story is what you've memorialized here on the cover yearbook. it was that chiron it was that image of the city of minneapolis burning in the background with a reporter on cnn and the chiron said fiery, but mostly peaceful approach. that was kenosha. oh, that was kenosha. excuse me. i thought that was i thought that was minnie we can't be spreading this information larry. no. no, that's why that's why. and that that did that summed it all up that summed it all up and and i guess you know when you saw that because you didn't see it in real time. you were actually on the ground you in fact you were frankly you were witnessing the whole melee with

dsure you will see it on breitbart, do i see it on fox, hopefully but i want them to talk about it. requires getting information so powerful that they cannot ignore it. it's to get information not just from text or speeches or white papers or articles but visual information. there's a chapter called image where i say image is transfixed and more powerful than the spoken word so there are some things as a country i think we are still united on but you don't abuse children, you don't brag about it. there's certain things i think if we can focus on we can get this to happen. you might say this is just one teacher. you are not to beew to change ia new york minute. it's going to take a while. you have to expose all of them and we needed and army of these grassroots people. there's a lot of incredible people coming to us and one recent was documents from the defense department. now we have whistleblowers and sources everywhere and people give documents inside the department of defense. the pentagon papers. i said yesterday i don't even know the so-called pentagon papers from the 1970s wit

we have the conservative outlet breitbart, which is facing criticism for revealing the names of those fbi agents that were part of the search at mar-a-lago. you're plugged in big-time to this kind of chatter online. what have you seen with regards to threats to law enforcement officials? >> yeah, i've seen exactly that. you've seen garrett zigler, he used to work for the trump white house, by the way, posting on trump social and telegram social media photos of family members who were unredacted in that breitbart report. but you have to member, this is part of a much larger strategy by trump camp to push this stuff out. they could denounce this at any time. they could turn the heat down, wherever they want to. they could tell them, you know, this isn't the real enemy. the real enemy is xyz, whatever. which, by the way, they would probably listen to. they hang on donald trump's every word still in these forums. but that's not what you're seeing. you're seeing these people saying, fbi agents are the people to target. the fbi is in general the people to target. they are waiting for the af

the idea that breitbart would put out the names of fbi agents, knowing, we have to assume, given this climate, all the threats that would be incoming to them. i know these are law enforcement agents but having to worry about dirty bombs, civil war, rebellion, this seems to be on a scale different than the normal threats that they encounter. >> absolutely. i actually have been in touch with folks in the justice department. there's a lot of concern there right now, understandably, about some of this. i have to say the timing here very suspect. you have a leak to a breitbart reporter, puts out the names of those agents, and then there's a truth social alert that led to that article, drove raeadership to that article. very concerning, i wouldn't be surprised if that's something the department looks like. >> let's bring in daryl johnson, who served as analyst to the department of homeland security and the author of "hateland, a long hard look at america's extremist heart," am i over simplifying things by saying that we just lived through an example where this heated rhetoric, vilifying gov

the news agencies like breitbart who is doxxing them.emain private. they become fearful for the families in this has a ripple effect. to their kids schools, to that espouses places of employment. things that we don't think about. >> you, know there are some republicans were out, they're also spreading hyperbolic and false information about the irs. -- more money to go after tax sheets. for example, senator ted cruz calling them biden shadow army. and senator chuck telling fox news, they are coming with ak-15's to quote shoot some small business person in iowa. tracey, at some point you have there because the concerns for the promotion of violence against law enforcement? >> i respect the first amendment, there has to be aligned there right? >> i think you're, right i felt the same way and i respect the first amendment, it is okay that you disagree with more irs officers. that is all okay but violence really across the line and when i think we are seeing is the bag to rid of it and really we have people in positions of authority basically

he gave the one to breitbart news which printed it. and then the second to breitbart piece went up.the very same jackals start screaming about how extremists are putting fbi agents in danger since those agents were named in the warrant, which is a public documentra where the victims here were the victims. it's always the same, except this time, unfortunately, it could be a little different. indicting donald trump is a very big step, not simply because a lot of people like him and he's the former president, but because indicting him at this point would be to reveal that thiso entire thing and by thing we mean our justice system is just transparently political . it's just a means to an end. starpower and people know that at this point they've watched it. they understand what's . ppening even people who don't liket donald trump, even people who didn't vote for donald and don't want to vote for him in 2020 four, they know and they can't unknow and that means that we are at this point on the edge of something unprecedented and something awful edg som. ecedented, you could feel it. a even

the website "breitbart" published a leaked version of the search warrant, including the names of thearticipated in it hours before. >> let me say, they knew, mika, exactly what they were doing. there was so much online chatter. we'll hear from ben collins. people were desperate to get the names of these agents so they could kill them. threats all over the internet, saying they were desperately searching for the agents' names that had been redacted because they wanted to find them so they could hunt them down and kill them. >> the justice department -- >> under that environment, "breitbart" decided to go ahead and let those people see their names. >> the justice department had released, as you said, joe, a redacted version. the move is now prompting criticism that "breitbart" essentially put a target on the agents' backs. >> yeah, they did. but they did it on purpose. >> hmm hmm. they're not the only ones. trump or someone on his team is believed to have leaked the unredacted version. the former president was the only one in possession of the documents ahead of the official doj releas

if not guilty, you will show it, that's what they said, so trump did it, gave the warrant to breitbart, and the second that piece went up, there was a search about how extremists are putting the lives of fbi agents in danger, serving this warrant, which is a public document. in other words, we are the victims here. except this time, it could be a little different. i think -- donald trump is a very big step, not just because people like him, but because indicting him at this point would be to reveal that this entire thing, meaning our justice system, industry and parents, a means to an end. people know that at this point. they watched it. they understand what happens. even people that don't like donald trump, didn't vote for him, and don't want to in 2024, they know and they cannot unknow. that means at this point, we are on the edge of something unprecedented, awful. you can feel it, even donald trump feels it. maybe for the first time in his life, sincerely interested in lowering the temperature, not only for his own stake, but the country's. let's all calm down a little -- this is no

those names were published by breitbart. >> and pushed out by true social. >> part of the pro-trump echohamber does these things and then they go pontius pilate and claim that people have no information. >> that's right. and it looks differently in the court record that have redacted there. >>> a few republicans defend the fbi while trump loyalists go on the attack. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ flowers are fighters. that's wh

. >> i'm saying breitbart reported it. his social media network put it out. >> my entire republican committee membership openly at the beginning of our press conference demanding are as has bipartisan demands been -- >> which is separate from what i'm asking. which is not what i'm asking, sir. >> we did so by first openly condemning all violence against law enforcement and by specifically saying we honor those men and women who serve in the fbi. we question the leadership attorney general garland who has raided the home of his boss, president biden's rival, who has had donald trump derail his career on the way to the supreme court, which they have a history of unequal application of the law, where the fbi has a history before of using bogus information that even "the new york times" has reported it's bogus. the russia dossier, to obtain a warrant targeting donald trump. there's a history that attorney general garland has to pass the bar for, justify this. we have the clearance for it. there's a history of us seeing this do

family drama we obviously wanted to be the first to talk about it it's called "my son hunter" and breitbartis pulled straight from the headlines and the production team went to great lengths to recreate the curious relationship between hunter and joe. they even went as far as recreating this photo taken from a spread in popular mechanics. i think you have seen that i must say the resemblance is striking. now, let's take a look at the trailer. ♪ >> they are not bad folks, folks. >> i love my dad. >> i just want to make him proud. >> i'm the run who brings in all the deals. i am the one. >> good boy. >> jesse: robert dobkiny is the director of the film, how did you put this thing together, they came to me from the unreported story with a script that was written initially and they asked me to direct it. they had seen a film i had done woman named magna saw the dukes that i did several years ago that won about 10 awards. and they have been waiting to do something and this popped into my hands i was frustrated like all of america, jesse. watching the biden story, the laptop story being buried. c

when the arrest warm was leaked to breitbart that included the two fbi agent's names. so it's something of a similar concern. that's something real. and that's also what might be the legal jeopardy for those who thought it might be an interesting idea to release this information. >> fbi says there's been an unprecedented number of threats against fbi agents, including those who were there that day. stephanie, knowing president trump as you do, are you surprised that he hasn't release tw whatever he has now, since there is some cctv footage, not something that he's just pretending out of the ether. >> i'm not surprised because i don't think anything is there. i think donald trump would have released it already. he doesn't listen to his lawyers. if he wanted it released, it would be by now. what we would see is hardworking fbi agents doing their jobs. if there was video of them ransacking rooms or stealing items like donald trump has purported, that would be out there. >> oh, yeah, without question. that's the reality. so you'll put a video out there looking professional

return, the receipt of things taken, that has the name of two fbi agents unredacted on it, and in breitbart so-called news, has put that out. and whether that came from the trump camp or not, i won't engage in that conjecture. but whoever is putting out the information that the fbi is doing this for political purposes or has done something unlawful, if someone is hurt, if if hetero agent is wounded or killed because of this, it is on them, stephanie. they are responsible. they will be accountable. a man died in ohio because he bought the lie that evidence was planted, that the fbi is doing something unlawful. people died because of trump and his minions creating lies and fabricating disinformation. d >> sticks and stones break bones but misinformation matters too. it's destroying our country. peter baker frank figliuzzi melissa murray -- coming up, the classified documents coming up -- and splintering gop messaging. a political panel weighs in when the 11th hour continues. ur continu es businesses have to find new ways to compete in order to thrive in an ever-changing market. the right rela

the attorney who represents whistleblowers tweeted -- "trump, via breitbart, released unredacted copyproperty receipt containing names of fbi agents. based on his history, this can only be interpreted as intentional to cause these special agents and their families grief and subject them to possible threats." your response, karen greenberg? >> my response is that this is just a replay on a different level in a different arena of january 6. this is the call for violence on behalf of the former president and his treatment this time under the law. and it is a convergence of many things that have been going on inhis couny for a long time. so we now know the narrative, we see how it plays out, and it is very serious and dangerous. this is a pivotal moment. either as a country we note and had to handle such threats or we don't. and that includes how weeks apply the espionage act,ow we protect our law enforcement, and this is a pivotaloment and it matters how this is resolved. it just can't keep going on that the use of the court, the use of the law, the reliance on the rule of law is counter

the ruling citing how, for one example, the conservative website breitbart, which used to be run by steve bannon, who's awaiting sentencing, leaked an original version of the fbi warrant with agent names on it. most news sites, including this one, strictly avoid that disclosure of individuals' names unless there was a major journalistic reason. the judge then referred to the attacks they endured as well as attacks on other law enforcement largely from right wing trump allies lately. meanwhile, the former president hasn't picked one legal strategy in this controversial case that has been really going now for a couple weeks and drawn a lot of attention. but someone known for pr, the former president, has not had a single or strong message. we here on "the beat" heard from a top trump lawyer -- i should say a top lawyer who turned down trump some trump wanted him to be a trump lawyer. he declined the assignment. we had him here for an interview. this is what's newsworthy. he suggested trump's team erred by failing to request for independent oversight for the search material, suggesting how t

now according to breitbart, in 18 months joe biden spent a 150 days and rest and relaxation, remember from the cartoons? away from the white house, joining us with reaction, charlie hurt and chief pollster of the thalberg group, let's start with the vacation time. i don't know if i want him in washington are out of washington because it is embarrassing for the country every time he speaks from his policies are destroying the economy, his foreign policy has been an unmitigated disaster. we just passed a one-year mark where he abandoned americans in afghanistan. something he promised he would never do. so maybe he is better off on vacation. i think i'm leaning towards that side. >> oh, i could not agree with you more, sean. if we could set up a fund to get him to go on vacation for seven days of every week i think a lot of americans would be a lot happier. at this rate he is going to be at home for an entire year of his 4-year term. it's pretty extraordinary. but i have to also give them a little bit of props for this. it is not like he campaigns in any different way. this is exactly ho

but if you keep going, if you don't-- if you get back up, if you do what my mentor andrew breitbart describedd a message to other people watching for you, rooting for you that they can do it, too, and that's how we can solve the problems in our society. that's how we can bring consensus. that's how we can do it, it comes through information. it comes through revelation. it comes through veritas. thank you. [applause] >> thing they wanted do a couple of questions, is that correct? okay, you pick on who you wanted to ask the questions. so many questions. i hope i answered all the questions. they can pray. they can pray. states without works is dead. yes, but thank you, we do need-- and we appreciate your prayers. >> james, have they released the documents in connection with the ashley biden diary? >> someone else published it. some other organization got access to this document and did publish it online and it didn't really cause an impact. >> do i have body guards? i'm not going to disclose my security protocol because that would defeat the purpose. >> james, when did you realize these people

congressman, breitbart, a conservative website, published the names of the fbi agents who went to mar-a-lagohere are now a spike in online threats against them. i want to play for you how some republican party leaders have described events this week. >> the fbi raid of president trump is a complete abuse and overreach of its authority. >> we're very strong supporters of law enforcement and it concerns everybody if you see some agents go rogue and if you see an agency that doesn't have the right checks and balances at the top. >> is that responsible to refer to these law enforcement officials as going rogue? >> yeah, i think, margaret, and i've urged all my colleagues to make sure they understand the weight of their words and understanding what we don't know yet. that's why that probable cause affidavit is so important. the unfortunate reality, margaret, i mean in my few short years in congress, i've seen undermining of all three branches of government lead to threats of violence and acts of violence, starting with the attack on my fellow baseball team members on the basfihro su court justice

former president so bannon was on the outs of the white house but he also had lost his platform breitbart so he's a man without a country so even republicans were willing to assert himself for the first time when wehad a witness like many others who have come before the committee before but now there willing to assert themselves and say you got to respond to our questions and when he didn't , he had come in voluntarily and they gave him a subpoena on the spot so months later he comes back in under subpoena. this is happening before the capital, we wanted to bring people into that bunker and show them whathappened though he shows up .this time he brings with him a list of 25 questions written out in advance and he says these are the only questions i'm going to answer and i've prepared them for you and here are the answers. no, no, no, 25 no and when i asked him where did this list come from it came from the white house.which was the substance of our investigation so the investigation wrote out for a key witness the only questions that he would be allowed to answer and the republicans again

. >> you tweeted about ten minutes ago that donald trump via breitbart, released unredacted copies of property receipts containing the names of fbi agents based on his history this could only be interpreted as an intention to cause the special agents, one of whom i know and their families grief and subject them to possible threats. now obviously we are not putting that up. do you think that -- do you think that's elaborate? are they got a thing in they published it? >> he didn't have a requirement to redact the information. but when i file papers that have email addresses and identifying information of agents in my court cases i know it is best in today's world unfortunately to redact that information out. there is no need for the public to know the identities of the fbi agents. if the lawyers for trump want to make an issue of these agents, hey, that's fair game, go right ahead, knock yourself out. but by putting that out there, just like we saw in the attack on the fbi's field office in cincinnati just like we saw with death threats against me, where individuals were prosecuted all

breitbart news release the names of the fbi agents involved in the search. how dangerous is that?erous for the individuals involved. it's known as doxxing. i can tell you, personally, i am friends who are fbi agents were targeted based on their name appearing in public documents as they were doing their lawful orders that they were following. doing their actual job, their name just appears legally and transparently on department of justice documents. it caused them to be targeted in harms their way of life. >> terrible to hear. clint watts, thanks for your time. the doj investigation into trump pick up steam this weekend other criminal probes are inching closer to the former president. we're talking about the georgia investigation into alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. last month subpoenas were issued to more than a dozen key temperament visors including south carolina senator, lindsey graham, and trump attorney general, rudy giuliani,. the da told us last month that they wouldn't rule out subpoenaing the former president himself. i'm now joined by gwen keys fleming,

right wing media breitbart who has encouraged the doxxing of fbi officials. bulletin cites an incident in which a man fired a nail gun into an fbi field office last week and then just today the pennsylvania man was arrested for making threats against the fbi on the right wing social media site gap. posting that employees of the bureau deserve to die now. joining me now is a former consultant with the fbi counterterrorism division. clint, aggressive language doesn't always cause physical harm, of course, but it does certainly create an environment where an aggressive and violent people feel more emboldened which makes actual violence against people or institutions more likely. we're seeing this happen. in less than a week, friday to monday, we have seen two men try to declare war with agents of the federal government. what do you think we as a country should be doing to prepare because i do not anticipate that these attacks would just suddenly come to a screeching halt? >> they will not, tiffany. this is a version of what's known as mediated terrorism. ten yea

bannon was on the outs at the white house and lost his platform at breitbart so was kind of a man without a country and for that reason, even the republicans on our committee were willing to assert themselves for the first time and the investigation when we had a witness like many others who had come before the committee before, but now they were willing to assert themselves and say, no, you've got to respond to our questions and when he didn't. he had come in voluntarily, they gave him a subpoena on the spot and two weeks later comes in with the subpoena and two floors, and bring them into the bunker and shows up, this time brings with them, a list of 25 questions written out in advance and he says, these are the only questions i'm going to answeren i've prepared them for you and here are the answers, no, no, no, no, 25 no's and when i asked him where did this list come from, it came from the white house. which was a subject of our investigation, so, the subject of the investigation wrote out for a key witness the only questions he would be allowed to answer and the republicans again exp

directly or indirectly by releasing unredacted warrants, for example, through their political allies at breitbartstead of this time of being specific dates, this time there are specific people to go after. >> ben collins, thank you very much. . good to have you with us. >>> coming up, he's been convicted once, and now r. kelly is facing a second federal trial. we'll go live to chicago, in just a minute. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. i started screening for colon cancer because of my late husband jay. i wish he could have seen our daughter ellie get married, on the best day of her life. but colon cancer took him from us, like it's taken so many others. that's why i've made it my mission to talk about getting screened and ask people to share their reasons why. i screen for my growing family. being with them means everything to me. i screen for my girls. they're always surprising me. i screen for my son. i'm his biggest fan. if you're 45 or

so if we say breitbart comes and asks for the field of approval and we have a debate about that i think thatif would be how the journalists do their job and what it means. >> one gives you the chance to restate your thesis where do you draw the line about elections? >> this is the really hard question. w who should get involved and when. it's very difficult questions so we have the commitment to the provost campaigns and robust speech about politics andnd othr things and the commitment to democracy, a place people will be able to vote and the supreme court has long recognized voters will be able to be informed. with those narrow exceptions i don't think the solution is speech policing by government. i don't favor the returns to th' fairness doctrine or think we can go back to prevent evenhanded so a we have a cigovernment bureaucrat that's going to decide that are not. but there are many things the government can do like require the production of additional information. who is behind the messages you receive and is the video that you are watching one that has been altered to make it loo

return, the receipt of things taken, that has the name of two fbi agents unredacted on it, and in breitbartthat out. and whether that came from the trump camp or not, i won't engage in that conjecture. but whoever is putting out the information that the fbi is doing this for political purposes or has done something unlawful, if someone is hurt, if if hetero agent is wounded or killed because of this, it is on them, stephanie. they are responsible. they will be accountable. a man died in ohio because he bought the lie that evidence was planted, that the fbi is doing something unlawful. people died because of trump and his minions creating lies and fabricating disinformation. >> sticks and stones break bones but misinformation matters too. it's destroying our country. peter baker frank figliuzzi melissa murray -- coming up, the classified documents coming up -- and splintering gop messaging. a political panel weighs in when the 11th hour continues. the 11th hour continues. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower

then you have breitbart revealing the fbi agents name on that released warrant. you've talked about how alarming this is, and i backed you up by saying that we are seeing it left and right. but really how deeply worried are you that we are in trouble in terms of security as a result of this kind of thing? >> alex, i'm really worried. this is a long time coming. trump has said that he's trying to do this since the earliest days of administration. what you are seeing is the cumulative effect, four, 56 years of just railing against the fbi, against the u.s. intelligence community. the problem is that the prospect of violence, i, mean we saw that on a massive scale on january six from trump supporters. the prospect of violence is no longer something that is isolated to the extreme fringe of the party. it is something that has been incorporated into that mainstream of a lot of republican thinkers. you saw a lot of people, while they might have initial concerns about january 6th they -- within 24, 48, hours with backing away from any condemnation of, it talking about t

, we've seen threats in particular against those two special agents whose names were revealed by breitbart unredacted copies of the search warrant. you know, so while trump is saying -- telling fox that the country's in this very dangerous position, it really -- at this point it is the former president who has stirred up a lot of this dangerous sentiment we're seeing boil over here. >> even in this fox interview as we said at the top of the broadcast. he says that on the one hand and on the other hand he still continues to stir the pot on this and not try to ratchet up the rhetoric. now from janet napolitano who served as department of homeland security secretary. appreciate you joining us. when you look at the number and the specificity of these threats to federal officials and their families including that threat to places so-called dirty bombed in front of the fbi headquarters, i'm wondering what your reaction is. have you seen anything like this? >> well, i think we all ought to be quite concerned because, as we have seen develop over time and particularly during the last few years, wo

trump's team put it out there to breitbart, a conservative outlet, just before the court officially did. so trump's team, it seems to be trying to get this out to maybe their allies first. >> how did the justice department react when the national archives first notified them early this year of the large volume of classified information retrieved from mar-a-lago? >> reporter: so that's really interesting because our team's reporting that actually doj initially balked at this, balked at opening a criminal investigation into these classified documents because they knew that any investigation would be viewed as political, something that we're seeing from trump's team. but as we're seeing in this letter here, these documents, especially initially, 700 classified documents, it was just too voluminous, and there were very high levels of classification that the doj really had no choice here but to open this criminal investigation. that as we've reported out is still ongoing and potentially even continues to expand here. >> jessica schneider, appreciate the reporting. cnn legal analyst and forme

according to breitbart, in justt eight months, bidenba spentnt a whopping one hundred and fifty days enjoying west and wielangta. you should remember that from the cartoons anyway, away from the white house. g joining us now with reaction, fox news contributor charliehu hurt and chief pollster of the trafalgar group, robert haylie is with us . charlie, let's start with the vacation time. i don't know if i want them in washington or out of washington because it's embarrassing for the country. every time he speaks hisis policies are destroying the economy. his foreign policy hasthno unmitigated disaster. we just passed the one yearne mark where he abandoned americans in afghanistan, something he promised he would never do. soe maybe he's better off on vacation. i think i'm leaning towards that side. i could not agree with youea more , sean, if wen. could set p a fund to get him to go onac vacation for four, seven days of every week, i think a lot ofa americans would be a lot happier at this rate. he's going to be at home for an entire year of his of of of his four year term. it's prett

so i think if we have that and let's say that breitbart comes in and asks for the seal of approval and we have a debate about that. i think that itself would be edifying about how journalists do their job but what it means to abide. objective journalistic norms i like the next question is one to end on and it's one that really gives you the chance to restate your overall thesis. it's where do you draw the line about elections and election related? i think that should be speech about when to step into protect truth and when not to this is the really hard question, you know when who should get involved and when and the cost of the concerns about the first amendment? it's very difficult question. so we have a commitment both to robust campaigns and robust speech about politics and other things and a commitment to democracy a place where people will be able to vote and as a supreme court has long recognized that voters will be able to be informed right and formed citizenry. the supreme court said is a compelling interest that the government has making sure that voters are are aware of what

. >> thank you, it's great to be back here especially in a room dedicated to andrew breitbart. i only had a few occasionsto meet andrew . one of them was he went way out of his way to introduce me to the hollywood community. he brought out, posted a nice wonderful steak dinner for such people as actor adam baldwin, ben shapiro, many other people and it was just really nice of him to do that . i'm always grateful to andrew for leading the way it's interesting, you mentioned the raccoons. ohio in our home we had a nice yard with a picket fence and one day the dog is out there going crazy and there's a raccoon with his stock between the fence slacks and as i used to tell my students i walked back and i walked out and i smacked that slack in the friends and free that raccoon so he could run off. so anyway, for those of you who don't know me, everything jim said is more or less true . i ended up teaching at the university of beijing in 1985 and i wrote anumber of books not tonight because they're boring . their academic books and they make for good yfootnotes and so forth but they d

. >> great to be back here especially in a room dedicated to andrew breitbart. i only had a few occasions to meet andrew but one of them was he went way out of his way to introduce me to the hollywood community. he brought me out, hosted a wonderful state dinner for such people as adam baldwin, ben schapiro, many other people and it was nice of him to do that so i am always grateful to andrew for leading the way and interesting you mention the raccoons because in ohio in our home, we had a nice big yard with a picket fence, and the dog was going crazy and there was a raccoon with its head stuck between tent flaps. i didn't tell my students, i walked back to the garage and got a big shovel and walked out and i smacked the slide in the fence and freed that raccoon so he could run off. so anyway for those of you who don't know me, everything jim says is more or less true. i ended up teaching at the university of dayton in 1985 and wrote a number of books that are not here tonight because they are boring, they are academic books that make for good footnotes and so f

from breitbart, cards on the table is the headline.rump calls the doj to release the search warrant that led to the mar-a-lago rate. this is from red state.com, the headline "merrick garland place chicken in trump responds by slamming on the accelerator." slate, the other side of the political aisle, "merrick garland just took a blow torch to the gop attack on the mar-a-lago raid." one more from the atlantic. "now they are calling for violence" is the headline. "trump loyalists have reacted to the search of the ex-president's residence with unhinged fury." this is gina out of missouri. good morning. are you with us? host: to southpoint, ohio. independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i think search warrant's are just fine. as simple as that. everybody is a citizen. we do not have royalty in this country. we do have politicians that are supposed to serve. i do not care who you are, homeless, president, we all should have the same laws, the same rights, the same things happen, you get a search warrant, that is the way it goes. the