the president was not satisfied with the work of christopher wray.them a measure of inches. as we learned in the case of former fbi director james comey, they can be fired by presidents. it is clear now that that's not the plan of joe biden at this point. there has been some criticism of wray more recently by the trump administration. they were frustrated by handling his claims of election voter fraud. more recently, frustrations with christopher wray perhaps they failed to capture the urgency behind the capitol riots that took place, just two weeks and a day ago. >> chief white house correspondent peter alexander. thank you much for that reporting, my friend. appreciate it. >>> president biden inside the white house is right now dealing with something every new president deals with. right? how much of these first few hours should be about if you policies versus undoing old ones? take a listen to this quick exchange i had with a senior adviser. how much of this is about reversing things that president trump did versus trying to make progress and move

so what -- how do you interpret what christopher wray, the fbi director, is saying? >> they're going public and going public repeatedly, wolf, to send a signal. to send a signal to all of their people. to send a signal to elected officials. to send a signal to anybody who might want to attend the inauguration out of curiosity, out of support for the president-elect, on that day. don't do it. be careful. and, wolf, i was talking to law enforcement officials here in washington and several in a couple of the states today and they all said the same thing. this is very real. that it's very difficult to separate people who are just bragging and threatening things online and people who are actually planning it. but what happened at the capitol is proof that many of these people mean what they say and have the wherewithal to do what they say they're going to do. one big concern, wolf, as we get closer to inauguration day, is because you have christopher wray, because you have mayor in washington, governors around the country, saying we are fortifying the capitol, we are defe

made. >>> well, breaking news and a win for the deep state, president joe biden will retain christopher wraye director of the fbi. well, not many people are surprised. wray was installed by president trump in 2017. he has spent years stonewalling republican lawmakers who are trying to get to the bottom of obamagate and the plot to overthrow the trump presidency, and he has, by gosh, succeeded. he will continue as the director of a corrupt organization led by corrupt, politically corrupt officials like himself. well, joining us now is congressman jim jordan. he's a member of the house judiciary committee, the house oversight committee and, unlike the establishment republican party, does not want to abandon the former president and the america first agenda. he was also stonewalled throughout by fbi director wray while trying to reveal the deep state's persecution of president trump, the motives, the reasons and the evidence. jim jordan, it's always an honor to have you on the broadcast. i have to get your thoughts as you see that christopher wray will be -- >> yeah. lou: -- the continuing dire

and the fbi director, christopher wray, saying, today, his agency is working with state and local officials to find those involved in the capitol siege, and hold them accountable. joining me now to discuss, cnn senior justice correspondent, evan perez, and cnn senior investigative correspondent, drew griffin. good evening, gents. evan, let's see. let's start with you. and let's talk about the capitol police chief, steven sund, resigning earlier today, after nancy pelosi and others called for his resignation. what are we learning about this security failure that unfolded yesterday? >> it is a huge, embarrassing, security failure. and in addition to the resignation of the capitol police chief, we also know that the top-security officials in the house and the senate, the sergeant of arms, for both bodies, they both -- stepping down, as a result of what happened yesterday, don. and what we're told is that, simply put, you know, there were all these meetings, in the weeks planning before the president's rally. and there were plenty of warnings that there were -- there were people, who were belie

christopher wray told you about it. you and i had a conversation about it two years ago on this network when i talked about right-wing -- >> extremism. >> domestic terrorism. and we have to come to a realization that yes, white people in this country can be terrorists and they can be domestic terrorists. it's not just foreign people. that is true facts from our government. and stop tiptoeing -- look, i'm going to say it because if i don't say it who's going to say it? but everyone's afraid to talk -- everyone's, well, there's -- there are white terrorists in this country, domestic terrorists. stop whispering it. say it. that's why people have fwangen off guard by it. because they don't take it seriously. sorry, go on. >> well, i think they were caught off guard. >> why? >> that's an interesting question. we're going to have to see a little bit more before i jump on it too much. >> they were caught off guard because -- >> they were not prepared for this the way they would have been if there was the same kind of chatter t

i appreciate what christopher wray is saying. i appreciate that there are people who are concerned, but when you hear heads of fraternal order of polices for entire states and entire cities saying hey, i don't have a problem with what happened, when you have report after report of police officers getting caught, former military people getting caught across the country, coming home, having participated in this violence, i don't really have that much confidence that law enforcement is going to be able to stop this, unless they do a serious internal evaluation and start to expunge people who are part of this violent revolution. >> david jolly, that internal process that jason johnson is describing was the theory that a former senior law enforcement official posited to me today when i asked the question i've been asking every day, why on earth haven't we heard a public briefing from capitol police? they thought there was a serious internal investigation into their own unit. what do you think about that? >> there certainly is an inter

and just in tonight, what we're now hearing from the fbi director, christopher wray. the entire capitol complex shut down. they may now close the national mall. concern tonight in all 50 states. and arrests. the man seen in the capitol with the confederate flag. the retired firefighter seen on video throwing a

for saying christopher wray and dr. anthony fauci should both be beheaded and their heads put on spikes outside the white house. that's who the president is reportedly listening to. this is how the toxic words of the far right and donald trump got us to the point that we are right now. stop making excuses for it. stop saying it's left versus right and -- it's racist. it's crazy. from the racist birther lie that former president barack obama was not born in this country to both sides in charlottesville, to dancing around the question of whether he disavowed the former leader of the kkk. it is not a dog whistle, people. not a dog whistle to white supremacists. it's a bull horn. >> and if he wasn't born in this country, which is a real possibility -- i'm saying it's a real possibility. then he has pulled one of the great cons in the history of politics. you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. you had people in that group -- excuse me, excuse me. i saw the same pictures as you did. just so you understa

christopher wray will keep his job.er the white house press secretary raised some doubts and eyebrows last night at a press briefing. >> reporter: do you have confidence in the fbi director? >> i have not spoken with him about specifically fbi director christopher wray recently, but i'll report back if there's anything to convey. >> a little clean-up. she says the president has confidence in the job director wray is doing. wray has more than six years left on his ten-year term leading the fbi. >>> up next for us, what's next? qanon and their conspiracy theories now that trump is gone and president biden is in the white house. to defend against dark forces attacking your organization, you need to see in the dark. to have the wisdom to understand multiple cyber threats. the precision focus to end attacks instantly. on computers, mobile devices, servers and the cloud. join the world's leading companies in our mission to defend. cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. >>> right up until noon yesterday,

new and very sobering warning for the fbi director christopher wray about growing worries about potential violence at next week's inauguration. authorities are tracking extensive and concerning online chatter surrounding the event as thousands of military personnel and national guard troops from all over the country are pouring into washington to fortify the capitol. the fbi has identified more than 200 suspects in last week's deadly insurrection with more than 100 arrested so far. it's the first time we've heard directly publicly from the fbi director since the attack. let's begin our investigation into the capitol attack. brian todd is standing by. he's working the story for us. brian, what are you learning? >> reporter: wolf, tonight the washington post is reporting that extremist on the u.s. government's terrorist watch list were in washington last week for those pro trump events. the post reporting some of them are suspected white supremacists. cnn had previously reported that some white supremacists were expected to come to washington ahead of those events. some had been visited by

and just in tonight, what we're now hearing from the fbi director, christopher wray. the entire capitol complex shut down. they may now close the national mall. concern tonight in all 50 states. and news coming in this evening on suspects and arrests. the man seen in the capitol with the confederate flag. the retired firefighter seen on video allegedly throwing a fire extinguisher at the police. a friend reportedly seeing him in the images and turning him in. a middle school therapist in the crowd. and tonight, at least 30 lawmakers demanding answers now, after all the tours of the capitol had been called off last march because of the pandemic, why were there tours given the day before the riots? they're calling those tours suspicious. >>> also tonight, the images coming in just a short time ago. vice president mike pence and and unscheduled stop at the capitol. visiting national guard troops. meantime, moving trucks seen outside the white house. and what's next for president trump, with the senate trial next after being impeached a second time? what we're now hearing

when christopher wray testified last september, he said it's not just white nationalism. one difference right now. the other difference of this political political violence is it's direct, overt, partisan affiliation. these are republican voters. they are doing this in the name of installing a specific candidate and a specific party in power, and that's why it's incumbent on republican leaders not to ignore it but to condemn it and to offer solutions to eradicate it. >> so this is the second thing i wanted to play you, david jolly. this is something miles taylor said in the last hour. >> if i could give one message to my fellow republicans in congress today, what i would say to them is you need to check your rhetoric because you are actually helping fuel violent movements across the united states. your own words are wittingly or unwittingly being used by potential domestic terrorists in this country. that's an extraordinary statement to make, and i don't make it lightly but that's what's happening right now and when those individuals embrace the former president's rhetori

we heard christopher wray, the fbi director, and i believe you were at that briefing with the vice president, said there's an extensive amount of online chatter about what and by whom? >> so director wray and i the bay before briefed over 5,900 state and local participants on that same intelligence and we certainly agree there is a good deal of online chatter. it isn't just about washington, by the way. there's also conversations about state capitols, though very unspecific. no particular state capitol mentioned or identified, just this evaluated online chatter that indicates a higher level of tension right now. and so, it's that higher level of tension that we focus on -- >> by whom? >> because as director wray said, there's no specific credible threats at this point in time. there's just this raised level of tension. and so we're raising our security level. and we're doing it across the country. >> you say we're raising our security level. cnn has reported that there is a consideration to raise the terror threat level specifically. the national terrorism advisory system. talk to me about t

fbi director christopher wray speaking publicly for the first time since the attack on january 6th, voicing fears that domestic extremists may have been emboldened by the attack to carry out more. >> we are seeing an extensive amount of concerning online chatter, is the best way i would describe it, about a number of events, surrounding the inauguration. >> reporter: at a briefing with vice president mike pence, wray said that investigators have made more than 100 arrests and received more than 100,000 digital tips. >> we've already identified over 200 suspects. so we know who you are, if you're out there. and fbi agents are coming to find you. >> reporter: one alleged rioter, peter francis steger gave his reasoning for the violence that day. >> everybody in there is a disgrace. that entire building is filled with treasonous traitors. >> yes, sir! >> death is the only remedy for what's in that building! >> reporter: federal prosecutors allege he is the man in this video, beating a d.c. metro police officer with a flagpole. new video has also emerged, showing what appears to be people in tac

fbi director christopher wray said he is concerned about extensive online chatter leading up to joe biden's inauguration on wednesday which call for armed protests. fbi investigators identifying more than 200 suspects in the deadly capitol riot and making more than 100 arrests. >>> also tonight, president-elect biden proposing a nearly $2 trillion plan to pay for a nationwide vaccination program and to give direct economic relief to millions of americans devastated by the covid pandemic. let's discuss. our white house correspondent is john harwood, we have ron brownstein and there they are magically appearing on your screen right now. we thank them for joining. so, john, the trump presidency is unraveling. he is vengeful, banning any talk ofnixon. what can we expect? >> it's a dumpster fire and it will be that way through the end. you've got aides fleeing, associates fleeing. very small number of people around trump. the west wing is largely empty. not that many people showing up and donald trump is left in the torment of knowing that he has been disgraced in a way that no other president h

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i want to come back to the topic of truth, but i want to read what you write about christopher wray inok. "at the fbi, the current director should stay and complete his ten-year term, created as a symbol of the fbi's distance from the president. because i know christopher wray is a person of integrity, i suspect his silence on the fbi's behalf in the face of trump's attacks and barr's defamation was a calculated effort to survive, to avoid giving them an excuse to fire a second director and replace him with a trumpian loyalist who would be confirmed by the feeble republican senate. there was wisdom, and i suspect great personal pain, in that approach." what do you think his last seven days have been like? >> i'm sure they have been difficult, and i'm sure he's been trying to make calculations about the tradeoff between doing his job the way it's meant to be done and dealing with that disturbed president who might try to decapitate the fbi. chris once said that he was going to be a workhorse, not a show horse, and i think i took that as a little dig at me, but you actually have to be bo

that rehearsal being moved to monday because a lot of the online chatter that the fbi director christopher wray and others talked about includes discussions about threats, possible events happening on sunday. they just felt in an abundance of caution, monday would be a better day to have that rehearsal. pete muntean in fortress washington. thank you for being with us this morning. >>> why does washington look like it does this morning? it's because of what happened at the u.s. capitol. and washington, d.c., police officers speaking out for the first time about the violent mob that attacked them during the insurrection at the u.s. capitol. including the officer seen in this video being crushed in a doorway. cnn's shimon prokupecz live in washington with these extraordinary stories. >> yeah, certainly extraordinary, john. we've seen the pictures of these officers being dragged, crushed and now for the first time, we finally hear from them. and what they have to say is terrifying. >> usa! usa! usa! >> reporter: in last week's deadly coup attempt at the u.s. capitol, a pro-trump mob swarmed the bui

he plans to keep christopher wray as fbi director. >> there are some people, christopher wray is an example, i will just bring him back up and he will continue to serve in his role. >> thank you guys. >> when i announced, that will be possible. >> to get on that track, the country needs to vaccinate 1 million people per day and in the state dining room, dr. anthony fauci got there before biden so i asked him how far away are we from the 1 million per day and he said, starting now you are going to see that. >> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn, thank you. two florida men are facing charges taking part in the capital riot earlier this month. one of them, jason bigs, is a self-described organizer for the group known as proud boys. a pennsylvania woman facing charges that she helped steal a laptop from the office of house speaker nancy pelosi will be released from jail. a federal judge is putting riley jim williams into custody of her mother. the former is senate sergeant at arms is firing back at accusations of some member of congress may have helped the capital rioters in advance. cong

also where is christopher wray? where are the federal briefings after what five-plus days? you would think it would come within 24 hours? where are they? >> reporter: that's a great question, poppy. many are asking that. we haven't heard from the head of the fbi, christopher wray, or the acting attorney general. the fbi and department of justice have done two calls on the record with the media where they took several questions. which is sort of unusual also in this time. because they don't often talk to us. so we have had some briefings. publicly someone standing before a camera answering questions, that has not happened. there are a lot of questions here on the intelligence, on other aspects of things that perhaps were missed that authorities right now maybe are not ready to answer but they're going to need to answer at some point. there have been many arrests as you say, poppy, one of the people arrested was this man seen with these zip ties, this eric munchou was arrested. there are other arrests including another individual larry brock. the man hon the screen with that

they have to talk about shutting down all mob violence because christopher wray fbi director testifiedt our foreign adversaries like china and russia are trying to piggyback on this chaos. >> one of the best things that president trump did was he highlighted the threat of china. china now since his weakness in the white house. they sanction former secretary of state pompeo. they are sanctioning some of our u.s. senators. they are speaking up about chinese trade practices. china is now threatening to send out their forces in international waters. their planes are threatening taiwan's airspace. i think they are probing. i don't think they expect a firm response from the biden's white house. they are probing to see what they can get away with. we need to stand on a bipartisan basis. china already engaged in this fight. he woke america up so it was not a one-sided fight. we need to push back on the economic front, diplomatic front and across the board. they are probing for our weaknesses. you see it in taiwan and you see it online. >> let's get back to what is happening in the home front.

elected officials have to talk about shutting down all mob violence because christopher wray, fbi directortified that our foreign adversaries like china and russia are trying to piggyback on this chaos to bring down the country. your thoughts? >> well, liz, one of the best things that president trump did he highlighted the threat of china. i think china senses weakness in the white house. look what they're doing. they sanctioned former secretary of state pompeo. they're sanctioning some of our u.s. senators. they're willing to speak up against unfair chinese trade practices on human rights abuses. china is now threatening to send out their forces in international waters. their planes are threatening taiwan airspace. i think they're probing. they don't expect a firm response from the biden white house. they're sensing weakness and probing to see what they can get away with. we need to stand up on a bipartisan basis. president trump didn't start the fight with china. china engaged in fight. he woke up america so it wasn't a one-sided fight. we need to push back on economic front an diplomati

susan: i wanted to play a clip from fbi director christopher wray as he testified on capitol hill aboutntifa. because your piece concludes with when protests devolve into violence or property destruction, and society has to respond, what the challenges are. let's listen to him talk about it and we will come back to you. >> antifa is a real thing, not a fiction. we have seen organized tactical activity at both the local and regional levels. we have seen antifa adherents coalescing in what i would describe as small groups. we have a number of predicated investigations into some anarchist violence extremists who operate through these nodes and self identify with anarchist extremism, including antifa, and we will not hesitate to aggressively investigate that kind of activity. susan: bringing it back to the definitions at the beginning, we -- it is clear as we conclude here that not all antifa adherents are anarchists. so when in fact it evolves into anarchy and crimes are committed, what are the challenges for law enforcement at the federal and state and local levels? jillian: you cannot ta

the fbi director christopher wray we're now told will stay on his job. he is not about to go.t will it take to rebuild trust in the intelligence community right now, rebuild morale in those agencies whether the cia, intelligence community, nsa, as well as the fbi? because there's been a lot of friction as you know over the past few years. >> well, first of all i think these are great choices by president biden. aviril is a tremendous talent, great experience, a lot of integrity. she knows how to speak truth to power. and she will go about rebuilding that agency. the office of the director of national intelligence probably the most devastated of all of the agencies by terrible leadership, people like rick gastrointestinal and john ratcliffe who politicized it, made it a partisan place, and bent intelligence work product to the president's will rather than speak truth to power. so she is going to do a lot of rebuilding and have to. bill burns, david cohen, great choices for the cia. to restore morale within that agency as well and protect that work force from any political meddl

christopher wray also warned that there has been increased talk online about further violence duringweek's inauguration of joe biden. for more on the role of social media and the attacks i am joined by the bbc specialist reporter covering disinformation and social media. marianna, when you saw those people at capitol hill and i was there on the steps, it was every conspiracy theory out there from holocaust deniers to qanon. how did they get radicalized and come under this banner of the idea of stopping the seal of the election? reporter: my first reaction was this is exactly what those of us who i've been investigating and reporting on viral conspiracies have been sadly expecting. a number of people have become radicalized over a number of months. this was not something that happened overnight. she went on, the basis conspiracy that suggests president trump is waging a war against the tannic pedophiles began to grow this year, especially during the summer and it rebranded, spreading into new groups whether that is reaching parents or other local communities. qanon believes everything

to house democrats for their part are calling specifically for the fbi director christopher wray to open up a criminal probe into president trump's saturday call to georgia's secretary of state. here's more of what the president said on that call. >> so, look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 vo s votvote votes. there's nothing wrong with saying that, you know, that you've recalculated. >> all right. given what we just heard out of that news conference, we are now joined by one of the house democrats who sent that letter, california congressman ted liu. he's a member of the judiciary committee. congressman, great to have you with us. let's just react, if we can, for a moment to the breaking news that we heard there. coming out of georgia. really that point-by-point rebuke of the president and the claims he has been making. but also more specifically to what you called for today, an investigation from the fbi into this. any reaction to what you heard there from georgia election official, gabriel sterling? >> thank you for your question. that was a stunning takedown of

in a statement, fbi director christopher wray said, in part to be clear what took place that day was not first amendment protected activity, but rather an affront on our democracy. now, the fbi says. other cases are pending, and that attorney david lim says defense lawyer should try to dismiss at least some of the less serious charges on first amendment grounds. reporting live. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. alright henry, thank you so much. authorities have now identified before other people who died during the storming of the capital. they've been identified as ashley babbitt of 14 year air force veteran from the san diego area. she was shot and killed inside the u. s capitol. the three other people aren't enough. it is 50 year old benjamin phillips of pennsylvania 55 year old kevin greeson of alabama and 34 year old rose and boylan of georgia. anyone who knew her knows how compassionate she was. she always put others before herself is my own personal belief that the president's words and rhetoric incited a riot. they killed four of his biggest fans. roseanne boylan's brother alone

director christopher wray held a conference call with police agencies across the country reminding them to remain vigilant as they face a number of potential threats. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you. we want to bring in cbs news chief washington correspondent jot. fitie inistory a president has been impeached twice. this was a bipartisan effort today. >> reporter: ten house republicans were there for it, house republicans did have an opinion one way or another, that is astonishing but why those 10 republicans saw what the nation saw and cannot stand what president trump, as all of them did for the first impeachment. and you sort of think, well, the shorthand is there is a pro- impeachment house republican conference, and an anti, no there is also another conference here in washington among republicans it's the just get through until inauguration conference. it is lead by mitch mcconnell, trying to create stability and to do the right thing to create a an atmosphere for stability. >> o'donnell: what is the heart of the argument that there is no point in impeaching because the

and just in tonight, what we're now hearing from the fbi director, christopher wray. may now close the national mall. concern tonight in all 50 states. and news coming in this evening on suspects and arrests. the man seen in the capitol with the confederate flag.

tonight, as the fbi continues this investigation, pierre, we also got news tonight on director christopher wrayt the fbi, it appears he's going to stay. >> reporter: david, chris wray was under threat of being fired by trump for months. the white house said today he's staying put, so he remains knee-deep in this massive investigation. david? >> pierre thomas with us. thank you. >>> meantime, in washington tonight, there remains somewhat of a guessing game about when the impeachment trial of former president trump could begin. we're learning late today that republican leader mitch mcconnell wants to delay now until february. that message comes just hours after house speaker nancy pelosi spoke about when the articles of impeachment might be delivered to the senate. and there appears to the daylight between them. here's what she said. >> it will be soon. i don't think it will be long. but we must do it. >> it will be soon, not long. i want to get to abc's congressional correspondent rachel scott tonight. and you heard mitch mcconnell said february, so, give us the bottom line tonight. what are we

your boss, director christopher wray tries to wow the nation with fbi capabilities. >> what we are doingour investigation into last week's violent activities at the capitol, we are bringing our aggressionive operational capabilities and investigative and intelligence expertise to next week's inauguration. judge jeanine: did you forget to tell your agents to bring their intelligence expertise before last week's event? the fbi saying either they didn't know but then if they knew, they determined there was no danger contradicted by the fact there was danger and they were told about it ahead of time. another failure. the boston bombers. you remember them. the explosion where three week were killed and 260, many suffering amputations and blindness, not to mention post traumatic stress. the fbi said they took action. they investigated the tsarnaev brothers thoroughly and came to the determination there was no threat. >> the russians warned you. the saudis warned you. your own cia warned you. why is it the russians reportedly had enough information to get a wire on ta merlin talking about it. t

so what is going on with the fbi and why are people surprised when christopher wray testified beforeongress and said that these very types of extremists were the biggest terror threat in the united states. so what is the surprise here to them? >> so i think part of it is that, you know, we have sort of two americas at this point where we don't even have a common set of facts, right. there are media outlets that are producing information that is inconsistent with what is actually happening, what you can see with your own eyes, and they have been covering the black lives matter rallies as if, you know, this imaginary force of antifa are the problem when what you actually see there is violence from far right militants and violence from police. you have to understand that they are watching and embedded in a far right echo chamber that is talking about these issues in a very different way. >> before we run out of time, olivia, i want to get you in here. i'm short on time for that, so sorry about that. but do you want to respond to that? where is the surprise, especially from the fbi who s

tells you that biden will use what -- whatever is necessary to get where he wants to go, and christopher wray said that antifa is an ideology, not an organization, know ideology did not burn buildings and attack federal property. elizabeth: okay. all right, david webb thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: coming up republican strategist ford o'connel on woke media senator ship, the slippery slope of, that media watch dogs warn journalists are undermining of freedom. the story is next. - hello, friends. michael youssef here. you know, the right says that christ was conservative. the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, god in human flesh, and he's the only one who can give you peace, and he wants to give you that peace, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with ser

your boss director christopher wray tries to wow the nation with fbi capability. >> what were doing withestigation to last week's violent activity at the capital we are bringing our aggressive operational capabilities and deep investigative intelligence expertise to next week's inauguration. judge jeanine: , did you forget to tell your agents to bring their deep investigative and intelligence expertise before last week'she event? honestly i'm sick and tired ofe having to do the same open over and over again. the fbi saying either they did not know but if they knew then they determined there was no danger contradicted by the fact that there was danger and they were told about it ahead of time. another failure. the boston bombers, yoube rememr them, the explosion where three people were killed and 260, many suffering amputations and blindness, not to mention posttraumatic stress suffered. the fbi says that they took action, they investigated thoroughly and came to the conclusion there was no danger of terrorist activity, my response aty the time. judge jeanine: wait a minute, the russians

do you have any sense at this point why, as you say, this because -- and christopher wray said the most supremacist groups in this country. so it's not like people weren't. all i can tell you -- you know, we're hearing different stories from different people -- either it was a go desk and horrific failure to understand and to anticipate what was happening -- i spoke to a very higher-up guy while i was in lockdown, and his response was, well, we just didn't anticipate this.?with ale operations, you didn't know what was going online, you didn't know the threat to the capitol, you didn't know that the president was egging these people on? you didn't know that, really? so a tremendous failure of leadership, which will be investigated, and we will make sure that never happens again. >> stephen: alexander hamilton wrote in federalist 27, theunitg incitement to sedition. the dread of punishment a proportionately str be swift and the hammer be hard? >> well, that's among other reasons why the house, in rather quick time, impeached trump and why he must be convicted. you know, people ask me, the

the choirs us to have an after action review fbi director christopher wray yesterday told vice presidentng a repeat. we've already identified. >>over 200 suspects, so we know who you are if you're out there. and fbi agents are coming to find you. >>with the national guard standing is centuries at virtually every intersection between the capitol and the white house it is both the local and the federal effort to ready this city for what they hope will be a peaceful transition of power. >>well president trump is expected to move out of the white house wednesday morning just hours before joe biden's inauguration. port reportedly is planning to travel to his home in west palm beach florida. moving crews have been seen at the white house loading boxes on 2 moving trucks. as vice president-elect kamala harris prepares to take office kron four's taking a closer look at the political glass ceilings that she shattered first here in the bay area man across california and in washington d c join kron four's pam moore who host kamala harris first but not last it's this sunday night at 9.30 right here

. >>> the fbi director christopher wray confirming tonight they have identified over 200 suspects forhe capitol hill attacks. over 100 arrests have already been made. one of the suspects is peter francis sager. he's seen on this video beating a police officer with an american flag. here's what he had to say the day of the riot. >> everybody in there is a disgrace. that entire building is filled with treasonous traitors. >> yes, sir! >> death is the only remedy for what's in that building. every single one of those capitol law enforcement officers, death is the remedy. >> they have to find their own. they have defied their oath. this time -- the bible! >> wow. death is the only remedy. our senior national correspondent alex marquardt jo joins me now. i'm so glad you're okay. you were out in the crowd and handled yourself okay. glad you're around. thanks for joining us tonight. the video and sound from peter francis sayinger is chilling. what are you learning about him? >> it was disgusting. there were so many blue lives matter flags out there at the same time. the sheer hypocrisy is as

director christopher wray telling vice president mike pence a short time ago that federal officials arein state capitals throughout the nation. this eight days after that deadly riot on capitol hill and the six days ahead of the new president swearingen. we have fox team coverage tonight. how federal officials are trki

and the fbi director christopher wray saying today his agency is working with state and local officialshose involved in the capitol siege and hold them accountable. joining me to discuss, cnn correspondent evan perez and drew griffin. good evening, gents. let's start with you, evan. let's talk about capitol police chief resigning today. what are we learning about this security failure that unfolded yesterday? >> it is a huge embarrassing security failure. and in addition to the resignation of the capitol police chief, we also know that the top security officials in the house and the senate, the sagt at arms for both bodies, they're both stepping down as a result of what happened yesterday, don. and what we're told is that simply put, you know, there were all these meetings in the weeks planning before the president's rally, and there were plenty of warnings that there were people who believed were possibly going to be violent and the capitol police kept telling the other agencies, the fbi, the secret service, the u.s. attorney's office that they had it in hand, that they were ready beca