that coming from fbi director chris wray who is working very closely with attorney general bill barr. also, jon, going on right now before is to it back to you, expected to be some sort of demonstration outside of the department of justice, the group online says they are peaceful, but they have some serious questions about how this investigation here at doj is being handled. we will continue to follow it, jon. jon: all right, david spunt outside of the department of justice, thank you. civil rights attorney brian claypool, owner and managing partner of claypool law firm.

that coming from fbi director chris wray who is working very closely with attorney general bill barr. also, jon, going on right now before is to it back to you, expected to be some sort of demonstration outside of the department of justice, the group online says they are peaceful, but they have some serious questions about how this investigation here at doj is being handled. we will continue to follow it, jon. jon: all right, david spunt outside of the department of justice, thank you. civil rights attorney brian claypool, owner and managing partner of claypool law firm. crossing state lines to participate in a violent protest is a federal crime, what do you think the chances are that we see prosecution of any of these people? >> hey, jon, nice to be back with you. what attorney general barr did was effective and from what we learned upwards 70,000 people in minneapolis later today or tonight. a lot of those might be coming from other states, so now that you have a -- an announcement by the attorney general saying we will charge you with a federal

and chris wray is the guy who heads up the fbi. donald trump does not have to order that the fbi go after richard burr, the department of justice do it but presumably chris wray likes his job. and doesn't want to lose it. i mean, that's where we are. part of the dangerous reality is the president has created is you cannot just on good faith trust things done by this administration, trust that they're on the level. i want to stress, this may all be on the up and up, maybe the postal service reviewing amazon. maybe paul manafort got out of jail for perfectly good reasons that had nothing whatsoever to do with his connection to the president that he refused to roll over on. we know trump is vindictive and loudly vindictive. we know trump himself said the jury is still out on wray. that's a message sent. we also know somehow a law enforcement official leaked this warrant within 24 hours. that's where we find ourself now. this is the unsteady state we're in as the pandemic ravages our country and our economy. over 85,000 dead, 36 millio

and chris wray is the guy who heads up the fbi. donald trump does not have to order that the fbi go after richard burr, the department of justice do it but presumably chris wray likes his job. that's where we are. part of the dangerous reality is you cannot just on good faith trust things done by this administration, trust on that level. i want to stress, this may all be on the up and up, maybe the postal service reviewing amazon. maybe paul manafort got out of jail for perfectly good reasons that had nothing to do with his connection of the president he refused to roll over on. we know trump is vindictive and we know a law enforcement official leaked this warrant within 24 hours. that's where we find ourself now. this is the insteadty state we're in as the pandemic aven ravageds our economy. a president who cannot do the job and has as much chance of fixing the problem as if you shoved me in the nuclear reactor control room on the night of the accident. a president who is determined to do whatever it takes to save himself from his

to director chris wray when it applies to agents. >> sean: you know this is important to note too.ave worked in different forms of being in charge of law enforcement and i think it is important for people to understand. i locked there talked about the 1% of people that abuse their power and/or corrupt and we seee damage of 1%. that has not been my experience in law enforcement. it is the opposite. the 99% that do their job and protect and serve here and i know at moments like this, people forget that part, but let's too also, where is the training of these guys? how do you not know the neck is that sensitive? >> sean, where is the officers that are standing near this guy who are willing to stand up and stop him? you know, that is the problem too. you know, this guy is doing what he does is awfully lax, but it is just as awful to hear him say he cannot breathe while handcuffed on the ground and not intervene and stop your fellow officers from doing it. your obligation to the law applies not just to the citizens that you are protecting every day, it applies to making sure that law is

it's the chris wray fbi.s wray was obviously fbi director during the mueller investigation. he's not on the same page as barr who views the mueller investigation as abhorrent but on friday it was announced of the conduct of fbi officials who investigated and interviewed mike flynn. most of those fbi officials have left the government. but there's a few agents and employees who are still there who could potentially face disciplinary action. and what's so strange about this there already was a doj review of the flynn case. that's what led barr recommend the charges be dropped. and this fbi review will work in concert with that. critics really look at this as a kind of sop to president trump and criss wray was seen as the last independent guy wearing the justice hat in washington. >> ken, always good to see you my friend. the news correspondent covering national security and intelligence. >>> coming up at the top of the hour president trump said this week he's taking the controversial drug hydroxychloroquine. da

compare three years of chris wray with three months of ric grenell.on't see where the fbi director is taking this seriously. we talk about all these terrible things that happen in january 2017, and they were bad. call me to pursue him and the meeting with obama, talking abot the conversation. james comey going up to the trump tower on the dossier he already knows is false and of course james comey stinking guys in the white house to set up michael flynn on january 24th. but we forget those critical eight days in may of 2017. james comey fired on the ninth and on the 17th a special counsel but in between, they were talking rod rosenstein about wearing a wire on the 25th amendment. they were talking about an obstruction of justice. the president of the united states and chris wray doesn't seem to care! so we are going to try to go around him to get these guys to testify and answer questions. >> sean: i cannot for the life of me understand the lack of urgency by this fbi director. he should be cleaning house, judge. this is the premier of law enforcement

couldn't even find the woods file and what i find interesting is two months ago, when chris wray t testifyont of the judiciary committee he told us we could all sleep well at night the fisa process is fine. well somebody is wrong here either christopher wray is wrong , or michael horowitz and i'll tell you what mr. horowitz has done good work so i'm wondering what christopher wray is really up to when it comes to reforming this fisa process which was at the heart of the whole trump russia investigation. maria: i'm sorry how arrogant is that go sleep well at night with this when we know what the kabu l did. trey gowdy, peter strzok was the one who interviewed general flynn and simultaneously working on an investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail so did he lie then and lie in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation? is that going to come up again? >> well, maria the fbi, those letters stand for fidelity , bravery and integrity so i'm going to ask you and your viewers which of those words come to mind when you think of peter strzok promising to stop candidate trump, interested in the impe

but you know, the attorney general, bill barr, needs to have confidence in chris wray and that's one g i just don't have a lot of visibility. my personal relationship with chris is strong but again, i haven't been at the doj for over a year and so bill barr's the best person to give the advice to the president as to what to do with the leader of the fbi. neil: still without belaboring this point, matt, no other prosecutor signed on to this measure to drop everything concerning general flynn and i go back to the time i think four prosecutors were left at the time, on the leniency, the more lenient sentencing recommendation for roger stone. i'm just wondering whether there's a disconnect here among the rank and file who wonder whether the leadership might be doing the president's bidding. >> well, so in the case of general flynn, he had a u.s. attorney in jeff jebson in st. louis look at the flynn case and give him recommendations as to what should happen with that case. i think saying no other pro prosecutors were involved, you know, there were other prosecutors involved. in the case o

how intel committee, senate intel committee has looked into this and now we have chris wray looking athis. what are they looking for in. >> we also had u.s. attorney jensen who looked into this and he said it's pretty much done. so here's what's happening -- the fbi succeeds or fails on its kreblts. its credibility has been bashed by the white house and others now for three years. this is a time now for them to come up for air and christopher wray exercise the authorities he can, he has no authority over x employees whether it's comey, mccabe, strzok or page, he has to know whether practices can be improved, he needs to understand this in his own context and what we're seeing is, fbi inspections conducting an internal inquiry to help restore the public trust in the bureau that it can take care of its own business and it's nothing more and nothing less. this is an internal inquiry and if anything, be careful what you ask for you might get it. he might conclude that everything was by the book. >> some patterns here to look back at, when the doj inspector general, i think he's the only st

robert: sue, quickly i'veeen seeing grumblings about chris wray pressuring the president to push himut because he's not doingo enough t overhaul the f.b.i. what are you hearing about the director? >> there's a lot of republican frustration about christopher way in part because they don't feel like he's bn transparent or proactive in rooting what many republicans see has been ha politicized justice department against the president and also to the publiconcerns that were unearthed in reports suggesting abn the surveillance courts. they he hasn't done enough that he'saking their concerns seriously. it's important to remember, he washonfirmed w 92 votes in the senate. and the thing that republicans don't want right now is ati conts confirmation hearing for a new f.b.i. director. a lot of that discontent while they're comfortable talking at it publicly, realistly they're settled in to have him stay in that job. be as always it's entirely up to the president of what happens there. robert: what are yo hearingn wray? the same? >> i think the president is tsenchanted with wwray. while i don't

the republicans are on the fbi director, chris wray to launch his own invective -- investigation and they have been pretty aggressive about prodding him to do something. lindsey graham has been calling for hearings but he has also been calling for hearings for about a year and a half and hasn't had any yet. where i think we are going to going torosecution is come from the john durham investigation that we haven't heard any evidence that john durham has uncovered any wrongdoing. we hear he is talking to bill barr. totripped down to washington keep his investigation on track amid the coronavirus pandemic but we are not hearing that he has uncovered a specific crime or set to bring charges. evidence there is no he has charges he is ready to file. host: jeff mordock you will see the phrase #obamagate. guest: that is president trump's push to investigate president obama and members of his administration. that has gained steam since we have learned things about the michael flynn case. we had bombshell court filings two weeks ago where they revealed a lot of things that really cast doubt on

this is going to turn up even more heat on chris wray, the director of the fbi whose fbi agents werecting these interviews while not revealing, chris wray not revealing, rod rosenstein not revealing to congress exactly what they were after. they were after anything they could find to undermine the candidacy at the time and then the presidency of donald trump. clear as day from these memos. ainsley: hey, judge, i want to ask you one quick question about that salon owner in texas. would you have even fined her? she is trying to go back to work to make money for her family. he still fined her $500 a day for every day she had the salon open. ended up being like $7,000. >> i would have thrown the case out. would have said the governor doesn't have the right to shut down your business. go about your business, just practice social distancing so you don't get sick and your customers don't get sick. by the way, ma'am, you are an american hero. if i could have, i would have hugged her but that's not permitted these days. steve: it is not. brian: the italians are big huggers. [laughter] >> reme

i am joined by fbi director chris wray and we are here to discuss developments in the fbi investigation of the shooting at the pensacola naval air station that killed three u.s. sailors and wounded eight other americans. four months ago i announced this shooting was an act of terrorism. i also publicly asked apple to help us access the locked contents of the two iphones belonging to the terrorist who was killed. it was clear at the time that the phones were likely to contain very important information. indeed he attempted to destroy both phones going so far as to disengage from the gunfight long enough to fire a bullet into one of the phones. within one day of the shooting the fbi saw it and obtained court orders supported by probable cause authorizing the bureau to search the contents of both phones as part of the investigation. the problem was the phones were locked and the fbi did not have the passwords so they needed help to get in. we asked apple for assistance in the president asked apple for assistance. unfortunately, apple would not help us unlock the phones. apple had deliberat

>> i believe chris wray, i have nothing against him personally.s he an experienced lawyer in the doj and private sector. part of the culture in the fbi which has existed for generations, brian, which believes that they can target political enemies and make out a crime against them if the fbi is to have new leadership. that's the president's choice. i don't know that he wants to do it now six months before election. i understand the drum beat against director wray. i share the view of many of those calling for his resignation. the problem is the culture in the fbi. the idea the fbi agents have that they can get away with so much. they have never had to have their records open to the public scrutiny, the likes of which jim jordan and hopefully senator graham will eventually put them. to say what happens to wray is really up to the president. i think he is going to wait until after november. ainsley: keep in mind none of this would have come to light if hillary would have won. according to axios says is he not happy with wray or they are hearing that

>> that something not chris wray is going to have to ask for. how much has the fbi changed?bi is not in charge of hiring national intelligence. the fbi is not in charge of -- it's not their job to see what they can get. get a gaggle of liberals when he was doing that. that is not the fbi. try to get somebody fired. you are supposed to create crime. but peter is the antithesis of finality, bravery, and integrity. you and i shouldn't be surprised. the same guy who has the russia investigation's is who ultimately wanted to get trump. >> i'm watching the prosecutor, my sources are confirming to me. they are the ones insisted this be released. i have not seen any urgency from director wray. i would like him not only to answer these questions, but furthermore, i would like to know what he is going to do and when he is going to do it. does he have a commitment? he shows no urgency. to clean up the premier law enforcement agency in the world. he looks to me come on the outside, like a constitution and that can starting to me. >> it shouldn't take a letter to get these questions answ

>> you know, the president picked chris wray so the stuff happened under comey. >> bill: will let mend to you then and you tell me what you think christopher wray has been doing so far? >> what i don't know. i will tell you that ric grenell and cash patella deserve a lot of credit. this information has existed, it didn't just come into existence, it has existed since its development. now the rest of us coming out, they trumped up this ethics charge on devin nunes and, it was directly related to this fact pattern. they trumped up the ethics charge. >> thanks for jumping on the phone. it has been an interesting hour and we will see where it goes next. see you tomorrow at 3:00 and here is neil, for the rest of the story now. >> thank you very much bill hemmer. we will momentarily be talking to senator rand paul about unmasking the mascaras and, it's a pretty heady list, joe biden, and it includes the acting director of national intelligence of the time and the former fbi director, a host of national security figures and all of them had amazing curiosity about general flynn, what he knew

. >> where has chris wray been? why do we have to learn this because bill barr put the u.s. ng at mike flynn and why didn't chris tell us? we sent them a letter today and we said we need to learn about this? when you do, why didn't you tell the united states congress and devin nunes has been trying to get the information. if we want the documents, we want the three oh two that was changed and we want to talk to the agents who were there when the interview that mike flynn and why they changed that three. give us the documents and talk to him who is in the room when that interview, that's what we want to see and we give him till may 18th and will hopefully he'll give us the information we shot had a long time ago but hopefully we'll get it 18th. >> lauraso he went to court agef the fbi who does a great job, they have to deal with a cloud hanging over the agency and the bureau. congressman, thank you for working for the american people and other of your colleagues are not essential apparently. coming out, chris, reveals, well, who calls him every night before bed. could that be

russia case, it turns out there were fisa abuses in many cases but particularly in the russia case, chris wrayued a statement challenging devin nuÑes saying you got your facts wrong. now, three years later it turns out devin nuÑes had his facts right, and christopher wray's defense had his facts wrong. today this idea that he's been transparent doesn't add up to what members of congress have seen. as the letter said, we wanted to hear this from you, director wray, and instead we had to hear from all these side avenues two and three years later. the frustration among republicans is growing much larger with christopher wray. lou: and i, i personally, i applaud devin nuÑes because it was in the toughest of times that he stood up and spoke out. >> that's right. lou: and the american people owe him a great debt, don't you agree? >> yeah, listen, he stuck to the facts as opposed to the emotion and the politics that the etch else was using to attack the trump administration before there was any evidence of wrongdoing. he stuck to the facts, and those facts have persisted, and i think history will sho

compare three months of with chris wray.hings done, and he's right about sam that powers. -- samantha powers. for goodness sake, they took a dossier to a secret court, a dossier they knew was false, unverified, they knew it was paid for by the clinton campaign, and they used that to go get a warrant to spy on president trump's campaign, and now they're lecturing us? and james comey tells the president about that dossier that he already knew was false, that he knew was russian disinformation, talks to the president about it so they can leak it and the president will report the fact that he's talked to the president about it. so it -- you can't make this stuff up, but it's just ridiculous what we hear from some of these democrats. lou: ridiculous, tragic and how do the democrats find so many creepy people to aggregate in one place in the swamp? it is just -- it's appalling, it's downright scary -- >> 39 of them unmasked michael flynn. 39 of them unmasking michael flynn's name too. lou: they apparently meant to get it done. >>

. >> i'm just hoping that individuals like chris wray who is a remarkable public servanting will continueay strong in the face of this type of abominable, again, abuse of authority. lou: a abominable, he said. brennan, the personification of abominable conduct. president trump today tearing into senator lindsey graham for not fully grasping the depth of obamagate. president trump tweeted this, quote: if i were a senator or a congressman, the first person i would call to testify about the biggest political crime and scandal in the history of the usa by far is former president obama. he knew everything. finish do it, lindsey graham, just do it. no more mr. nice guy, no more talk. but once again, after being called to action, graham has wilted. take a listen. >> no president's above the law, but we do have separations of powers, and i think it'd be a bad precedent to compel a former president to come before the congress. it would open up a can of worms, and for a variety of reasons i don't think that's a good idea. but we will do a lot of oversight over all things crossfire hurricane. lou: p

fox news obtained an internal letter, a memo that fbi director chris wray sent out to staff across the country. i want to read part of it. he talked about the bureau's role in the civil rights investigation. quote, when we fail to honor their rights, we not only tarnish the badge we wear, we completely erode the trust of so many of us in law enforcement work so hard to build, particularly within the minority communities. the events this past week in minneapolis clearly illustrate just how quickly that trust can be lost. again, jon, a dual investigation, a criminal investigation, a civil investigation being head by both the attorney general, also the director of the fbi. jon? jon: david spunt, david, thank you. >>> the city of denver enacting an 8:00 p.m. mountain time curfew tonight after protesters armed with rifles and explosives destroyed city buildings and private businesses. alicia acuna live in denver with the latest. alicia? >> hi, jon, yeah, and looking around the country, by our account, there were about 40 different protests and demonstrations taking place across the nation,

the fbi says director chris wray ordering internal review of michael flynn investigation. the justice department has asked a judge to dismiss all charges against flynn. he pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi and then tried to withdraw that plea. the judge has scheduled arguments on the request for july. the fbi reports it is inspection division which will lead that review. still ahead alex azar joins me alive from a testing site in florida on the push to reopen the nation. but first, we will talk to a salon owner, trying to navigate the process of getting back to business. and this weekend marking the unofficial start of summer. a lot of beaches reopening. with a boatload of restrictions. ♪ [squawks] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ me too. me too. and if you're a small business, we're with you. standing by you every step of the way. bye bye. it's not just a sandwich, far from it. it's a chance to take a break. a reason to bond with your best buddy... oh, hello there. an opportunity to go over the top. it's a moment to feel like a family.

. >> michael steele, there were even implications when the president was asked about chris wray today on a fox interview, and he said he was rod rosenstein, the deputy's pick, not mine. do you think the president can get away with trying to fire a tenured, ten-year termed, christopher wray at the fbi? >> in terms of the political institutions and capitol hill leadership? sure. what have they done to hold the present accountable of anything else? the president is talking about bringing michael flynn back into the administration in some form. bet on that. that's his russia guy. bet on it. if he can get flynn in the back of the door, he will. and there won't be a peep -- probably democrats will be upset. republicans, what are they going to say? what have they said so far? and so, you know, i look at this more broadly for folks who are sitting in jail right now who pled guilty, you know, to a chime, they're sitting there going okay, when does the doj or prosecutor come back and throw my conviction out? i mean, it undermines the entire criminal justice system and the justice system overall

it's been outrageous by prosecutors in the department and the former leadership of the fbi that chris wrayw cleaning up. >> okay, we're just about out of time. quickly, alexi, you're reporting that vice president pence might be open to having mike flynn return to the white house? on an , george, tomorrow night exclusive interview with vice president mike pence and my colleague mike allen talking about this exact situation. the white house has previously said that lying to the vice president was the reason that michael flynn was fired. now, michael flynn has pence's own blessing to return to the inner circle. mike pence told my colleague on axios that he would welcome flynn back into the administration just as we've heard president trump say in the past. as trump tweeted earlier this week, there's much more news to come. we should stay tuned to michael flynn returning to the administration. definitely check out axios on hbo tomorrow. >> thank you all very much. >>> up next -- the latest on the rush for coronavirus treatments and vaccines. we'll be right back. >> announcer: "this week" with

fbi director chris wray says the pensacola attack was actually the brutal culmination of years of planningon by a longtime al qaeda associate in the arabian peninsula. again, since 9/11, we've had plenty of people, lone wolf, foreign inspired, or just, you know, malignant of mind and soul, but no foreign terrorist organization has successfully directed a deadly attack in the u.s., okay? that's what we get according to a think tank that studies these things. so, again, you're not hearing about that today. why? because you're hearing about hydroxychloroquine. you're not getting pressed by the press to the president about how do we re-open, how do you bring these states together? how do you get it so you balance what we need and what we want? let's bring in senator bernie sanders. always a pleasure to see you. you look well. i hope you and the family are great. >> we're doing great. how are you doing? >> better than i deserve. the idea of just in case, senator, we need you, you're one of the leaders of this country, should you be popping some hydrochloroquine like tic tacs just in case? >> ju

they are wondering where chris wray his outrage is after all this is his organization. the people upset is jim jordan, another colleague of yours. i'm pretty sure you respect. what about you will hurd? are you upset that christopher wray has not been just as outraged as some others have been about the behavior of those on the seventh floor in the fbi? >> all of this is outrageous. and what is even worse to me is where are my democratic colleagues calling people for these folks to come in and testify and explain what happened? not just christopher wray who leads the organization now but the people that were leading these organizations when this happened? right? and we haven't had any follow-up since the horowitz report came out, the inspector general there at the department of justice. and those allegations. one of the things that was -- that we were so crazy from that was that carter page was working with another agency and the fbi lied about it. this is why and hearing these kinds of issues is why civilian oversight of federal law enforcement and our intelligence commu

i'm just hoping that individuals like chris wray who is a remarkable public servant, will continue to stay strong in the face of this type of abominable abuse of authority. >> our thanks to former cia director john brennan for taking our questions at this hour. another break for us and when we return, the state of wisconsin in something of chaos after the state supreme court struck down the governor's order to stay home, as you see bars opened up and were quickly filled up, and that drastic move by the court was cheered on by none other than the president of the united states. e united states (announcer) in this world where people are staying at home, many of life's moments are being put on hold. at carvana, we understand that, for some, getting a car just can't wait. to help, we're giving our customers up to 90 days to make their first payment. shop online from the comfort of your couch, and get your car with touchless delivery to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, all carvana cars come with a seven-day return policy. so, if you need to keep moving, we're here for you

we can talk more about this, but the head of the fbi, chris wray and gina haskell, the head of the cia are testifying less and less in public today because when they do, the senators will push them or journalists into saying things that contradict president trump. he'll tweet at them, he'll attack them. dan coates the director of national intelligence he says the assessment of the communities, that north korea wouldn't give up nuclear weapons and trump mocked him and he was forced out of power. and ratcliffe is much more -- to be aligned with the president's messaging. >> it's difficult because the line between political and neutral which is what we're supposed to see these folks as being is difficult. >> yes. >> so you mentioned the bbc comedies "yes minister", and i forget what the other one is called about the permanent secretaries of departments who manipulated and maneuvered around the ever-changing cast of political appointees and the prime ministers in the u.k. and they were the power in that tv show, anyway. how much truth do you ascribe to that notion of -- with the sitting, y

but the head of the fbi, chris wray, and gina haspel of head of the cia are testifying less in public because when they do they are push into saying things that contradict president trump. he'll tweet at them, attack them, dan coateses, the director of national intelligence, said the assessment of the intelligent community was that north korea would not give up nuclear weapons. trump mocked him, and he was sort of forced out of power. and the person trump is nominated is the new director of national intelligence is much more political and much more likely to give intelligence assessments that align with the president's messaging. >> host: it's difficult because the line of between political and neutral is so difficult. so, you mentioned the bbc comedies, yes minister and i forget the other bun -- about the permanent secretaries of departments who manipulated and maneuvered around the everchanging cast of political appointees and the prime ministers in the uk. and they were the power in that tv show, anyway. how much truth do you ascribe to that notion of -- with the sitting people in

fbi director chris wray internal review of the handling of flynn's case. garrett tenney joins us live with more of the current agents involved in misconduct. good morning. >> good morning, this comes after the justice department moved to drop the case geneva convention him. that review by the doj is being led by the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of missouri jeff jensen. in a statement the fbi explained director ray authorized this additional level of review now that the department of justice, through mr. jensen's work has developed sufficient information to determine how to proceed in the flynn case. this after action review will be handled by the bureau's inspection division which is similar to an internal affairs office in a police department. and the fbi says this review will have two main purposes. first evaluating the bureau's role in the case and determining if any current employees engaged in misconduct and, second, identifying whether improvements to fbi procedures are warranted. it's modern to note that this review does have its limitatio

do you have confidence in chris wray? >> i didn't hire him. has had a miserable four year period and i was hopeful that chris would be part of the cleanup crew. as paul ryan used to say are you part of the cleanup crew or cover up crew? that's part of he and president trump. i know this, we done fbi, and we desperately need that. >> congressman gaudi, thank you. >> sandra: fox news alert now on that showdown over the shutdown. new protest set for an hour from now in michigan. barbers and solano owners offering free haircuts as they rallied to get governor whitman to reopen their businesses. matt finn is telling that story live from chicago. organizers of today's air haircut protest tell us it isn't even really political, people in michigan are "desperate to get back to work. one woman has started cutting hair and police showed up and warned that hairstylists are only a license to cut hair in their designated facility and could be ticketed with a misdemeanor for cutting her outside. organizers of today's operation haircut and even dog groomers