and tragically seven years ago tonight brian terry made that sacrifice. and i had no intention of standing and speaking on this today until h.r. 4433, securing d.h.s. firearms act of 2017, came before the homeland security committee yesterday. ut it struck me as ironic. not only did i serve in uniform as a combat arms officer for nearly six years, i spent just under 10 years as a prosecutor and i have a passion for a number of things. but foremost among these is justice. and so while it gives my heart some condolence, i can't begin to imagine the feelings on this seventh anniversary of the family members of this american hero, knowing that while the people who pulled the trigger have been convicted, the eapons that they used were provided to him by the very nation provide -- provided to them by the very nation that he died to protect. so, mr. speaker, with that i would submit this. i have faith that in life or after life there will always ultimately be justice. but in the case of those who with intent put the firearms into the hands of the individuals who

one was used in the murder of border patrol agent brian terry, not long before agents avila and zapatae shot. victor: we want answers from the assignment, why the ice supervisors and the u.s. embassy ignored the alert from the u.s. ambassador. why they put us on this road without any operational plan, what specifically did the government know and evade and cover-up about the transmission of those weapons to mexico. sharyl: when avila got stonewalled, congress demanded the inspector general investigate and avila filed a civil suit against the government. meantime, he returned to work, but says he was marginalized, repeatedly transferred against his wishes, and eventually felt forced to retire. victor: i never, never imagined that the treatment would be what it is. i never expected and i never felt entitled to any special treatment after being shot. all i wanted was to continue with my life and possibly my career. but my career ended that day. sharyl: in march, years after congress demanded an investigation, the inspector general finally issued a report. incredibly, it found that barba w

garrett: 47 years ago august 11, baby boy was born named brian terry. 18 years after that, brian made a commitment to serve his country by enlisting in the united states marine corps where he served three years honorably including a tour of duty in harm's way in iraq. discharged from the marine corps honorably in 1994, pry and terry followed his calling to serve by becoming a police officer. and then made another commitment again not to serve our community but in our nation in 2007 he joined the customs and border patrol. but this wasn't good enough as his mother said he was a strong defender. joined the elite tactical team. seven years ago, he was tasked with pursuing and apprehending a rip crew. this rip crew is alleged to have been affiliated with the drug cartels and what they did was exploit those who took advantage of the unwillingness of those in leadership in this country to perform that basic principled responsibility which is to secure our borders. the rip crew would rob drug mules as they carried drugs across the borders but they would detain and shake down those who snuck

terry. steve: running for congress. brian: yeah, democrat. people worried about that.p, pro hillary texts. steve: well, this particular guy was one of the main guys. he was -- >> not a small player at all. steve: no. no. no. he was there for the interview of hillary clinton over the fourth of july weekend, which ultimately exonerated her. he was in charge of figuring out whether she had intent to break the law. oh, nope she didn't, he said. but then we discovered that he was apparently having an extramarital affair with a fbi lawyer and the inspector general of the department of justice has revealed some of the information, and he had the antitrump pro hillary texts. >> i mean, just imagine. you're the president of the united states, your entire, you know, presidency thus far has had this cloud over it, and you find out that the people leading the investigation, the lead investigator is an antitrump pro hillary person and so this is why he has been tweeting about this. brian: and as i mentioned before, it's hard to believe that he is in the lunchroom himself. he never

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brian: yeah, and, by the way, it got everybody's attention. people had questions about andrew mccabe because of his wife's links to terry, obviously a democrat.linton and donald trump and the russian involvement in our elections, including michael flynn after the election was done, he was five days in when he gave a -- actually, questioned michael flynn at which time he wasn't candid, and he got himself in trouble. but it makes you wonder why is it okay for -- why isn't michael flynn to pay the price as the president brought up? and some around hillary clinton not being candid. it's with the same guy, and they were not given the same -- they were given a lot of latitude to lie to the fbi. pete: it looks like a double standard, and that's why these text messages -- we're getting a chance to see them. but, again, it took a congress threat just to get the doj and fbi to cooperate to hand these things over. brian: appointed by the president. attorney general appointed by the president. rod rosenstein appointed by the president. this should not be a problem. and then the revelation about this guy named andrew weissmann. was found to have sent an e