chris swecker, thanks to you as well. we'll need help getting through this and we'll do it with the help of you guys. >> dana: when he arrived his prison conditions are quite different than peru. it seems like a fairly permissive situation in peru with a lot of freedoms. he won't have that here. >> bill: you wonder how you get a conviction? is it hard or not? i don't know the answer. some good legal minds will take us through that when we get to it. dangerous smoke from canadian wildfires spreading further across the country posing serious health risks for more than 100 million americans. dr. marc siegel with the health hazards and how to protect yourself. >> dana: donald trump getting official notice he is a target in the federal investigation into his handling of classified material. >> politicized justice department and f.b.i. republicans and people don't trust them. my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day,

back with us now, attorney chris swecker, author bill mcgurn.et's first watch president biden today again attack a reporter this time asking about an fbi informant referring to bind as, quote, big guy in the biden bribery allegations at the tbi. watch this. -- fbi. [inaudible conversations] >> why do you ask such a dumb question? elizabeth: bill mcgurn, voters deserve to know. he works for the taxpayers. when he bullies reporters, there's often an uncomfortable truth to the question, bill mcgurn. >> with yeah. i mean, look, what else is he going to to say? i think people do deserve the answer. what we need to know now, this there's credible charges by an informant at the fbi who went into details about what he says are describes -- bribes for president biden and hunter biden. we need to know the fbi investigated. we know from bill barr that he sent the stuff over. and we know there's a u.s. attorney that's been working on this for at least, i believe, three years, maybe longer. and so we need to know what they looked at. i don't know whether it'

bring in former fbi director chris swecker. we don't know the specific charges because the indictment hasn't been unsealed, looks like obstruction of justice, conspiracy, illegal retention of classified documents. trump's lawyer says they are throwing everything at him, except the kitchen sink. what do you say? >> this is what i call abuse of prosecutorial discretion. there is power invested in a prosecutor, that doesn't mean he or she brings every single case. that is not happening with ordinary crime. they may can prove one or two counts, do they want to do that? is it in the interest of justice and in the country's best justice? with hillary clinton, they passed on it. even though jim comey shouldn't have held that press conference, wasn't his call. i contend and say that is the case here. there is willfulness missing. this espionage statute and intention with presidential ord acts, there will be proof problems and it will be appealed to the supreme court. this will be three or four year case. >> griff: section 793 states re

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i also want to bring ins chris swecker, former fbi director. chris, first to you.en all your experienc e, the fbi and as a prosecutor, your reaction to the breadth ofr these charges versus what, ofsu coursewhat, we've seen the bidy and hillary clinton, what they were subjected to? >> yeah, i mean, i've read this 37 count indictment very carefully. and, you know, i sum it up in one sentence. i'd say there's probably evidence that of things that are alleged in their. but the case should never have been brought forward as a forwn. a case so it's there's it's a case of prosecutorial discretion, the hillary clinton case that went one way and the investigation was conducted inucted differently. nt in this case, it was it wentay another way. and that prosecuto r discretion went towards prosecuting and not only prosecutingecuting loading up 37 counts in an indictment, which one core set of facts. i call it unbundling. you know, one core indictmenth and turning it into a bunch of micro indictments. veryof different treatment herei versus hillary clinton. >>l, harvard law pr

following all of that, chris swecker joins me right now, the former fbi assistant director, and i wantedplay something for you from a conversation that i had earlier on was south carolina republican congressman nancy mace, she was wondering about the timing of all of this. she has had a run ends with the former president at a number of times, but she finds the timing released curious. i want your reaction to this. >> i just can't get beyond the fact that the doj did this on the same day that i got access to information showing a bribery scheme between the ukrainian executives and hunter and joe biden. just the timing of it to me looks very political and weaponized and is going to overshadow any of the facts or the indictment nor the charges in this case. >> are you saying to be clear that jack smith knew about you getting a chance to look at these documents concerning joe biden and that he was under pressure or may be filled pressure himself to get the indictments out there to take away attention to that? >> i cannot get beyond the timing of it just as an average american. to me it is to

he's the former white houset a o aiderm and the man behind bidens laptop media, .com, along with chris swecker, former fbi assistant director . garrett, let's start with you. what's up with these new photos? what are they what story do they tell? and alsowhhey? what's up with tt website? >> because i iitt seemh the s te been down all day. thank you for having me on . yes. this site, biden laptop mediahi .com is our group's third project . we put together a six hundred and forty four page dossier on the contents of the device. it's called report on the biden laptop that was released in october of 2020 two . a second project was biden laptop emails, .com, one hundred and twenty thousands of emails that anybody with an internet connection can go to and download all o n onnection f. and so this was the thirdhe thi installment of our nonprofit th t of our nresearch group putt these photos in a responsible way. all the genitalium redacted and there is considerable and all of the social securityea numbers and credit card information is redacted. and so this is ourers mission to bring truth and transp