it was not corrected by christopher wray.t is why i hope there was some fireworks in that house intel confidential briefing but christopher wray has an awful lot to account for -- elizabeth: where is the accountability? former fbi acting director andrew mccabe got his pension reinstated. he was fired for misleading fbi officials about the clinton foundation story to the outfits like "the wall street journal." peter strzok as you pointed out saying fbi sister agencies were leaking like mad. they felt scorned and worried after trump won. it kicked into over drive their political leaks to the media. where is the accountability? final word? >> through public exposure but again you're describing the deep state. the deep state is not populated by conservatives. it is pop lated by leftists. they support the democrat party. so you can only interpret what the reinstatement of the pension, paying off andrew mccabe's attorney fees as a reward for hits corruption. how else can you interpret that by merrick garland and president biden. to

i had to subpoena christopher wray. >> i did not get squat out of him.ad people tell me that they admitted that they are so walking the information. i have written dozens of oversight letters on covid. i wrote over 15 oversight letters -- letters to capitol hill police and sergeant of arms. you get nonresponse responses when you get anything. >> why with the fbi director so walked the request from an oversight senator who has direct responsibility? sen. johnson: because he wants to protect his agency. >> he's his agency. sen. johnson: i know we are bopping around here, we had the pfizer report from michael horowitz. and there, bill, one of the assistant directors of the fbi said the fbi had no knowledge that there could be russian disinformation steel dossier. in this same pfizer report, and my staff uncover these redacted footnotes that completely contradict that. they show that the fbi knew as early as october of 2016 that there was russian disinformation contained to the dossier. they knew by january 2017. somebody made the decision to classify and re

take it from fbi director christopher wray.sm, plain and simple, the worst attack on the heart of our democracy in more than 200 years, organized and methodically planned, in part, by right-wing extremist groups. now as part of its investigation, the january 6th select committee is looking to understand the role of those extremist groups in the capitol attack. breaking just this afternoon, the committee has issued subpoenas to the proud boys and the oath keepers as well as their leaders, as well as a lower profile extremist group called the first amendment praetorians. the committee warning in court documents yesterday, quote, future elections are imminent and there could be future attacks on democracy rooted in conduct occurring well before the election. the select committee's task to study and suggest legislation to ensure that january 6th is not repeated and that our nation's democracy is protected from future attacks is urgent. the committee making that legal argument in response to an increasingly desperate effort by the d

. >> look, it's disappointing that christopher wray would allow the fbi to be misused and abused by merrick and joe biden's white house in what is clearly a political vendetta. if you have information derogatory about joe biden, merrick garland will come after you with a vengeance., the law and the constitution and the first amendment be damned. >> sean: we know it's politicized because merrick garland went george's voting law, which is very accessible, ignored delaware's law. they don't have 17 days in person early voting in delaware. they do in georgia. they don't have drop boxes anywhere in delaware, they have them at every precinct in georgia and both states have photo i.d. requirements, so why go after georgia?ar i why go after texas if you're not politicizing, why not go after joe biden's restricted voting state of delaware? that proves a lot. >> it's corrupt. >> sean: gregg jarrett, we are going to follow the story right to the end. coming up, despite widespread losses in last week's election, some on the left, they are doubling down on their woke agenda. kayleigh mcenany, clint trav

i mean, we've had christopher wray up on capitol hill testify to what david was saying, white supremacyurce of violence in the united states, and violence in american political history is not unique. the country has many incidents, even in recent history, we're marking today, the anniversary of the shooting of jfk. i think what's different now is that it seems to be a form of violence that is being given tacit approval, even fairly openly, from people in the top of american political life. and that is different, because when the message filters down, as those clips that you have played from donald trump, and i'm absolutely convinced that the former president would say that he was just joking and why can't liberals take a joke and, you know, they should be able to laugh this off, but when you have that kind of language repeated from the top, it stirs something up in the bottom, and when you have a certain amount of grievance amongst white supremacists already in the country, it's very easy to stoke those flames and end up with the kind of threats we're having now. you mentioned the congr

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. >> you are watching the department of justice there, live, christopher wray is the fbi director speakinglast september. they announce they are bringing to justice and alleged perpetrator of a wide reaching ransomware attack on july 2nd. if you remember, the doj written announced they recovered approximately $6 million in ransom payments for the past few months. they have charged a suspect from the ukraine, he was arrested in poland a few weeks ago. we will bring you up-to-date as all events develop. >> in the current issue of "people" magazine you could see the judge judy there in the middle, but if you flip to page 21, check this out. a profile of our very own harris faulkner. by the way, 75 emmy awards and raising her strong and beautiful daughters along with her husband, tony harris. i love it. thanks for celebrating. two things we delight to me, one is i'm on the page with luke bryant, he's got such a great voice. i figure if they don't even see me, they see him and he's amazing. but it's my family, right? if i do anything, that's ever worth anything it's because of tony, bella and d

but you had someone like christopher wray, scared to make a public statement condemning and trying to, i don't think they necessarily thought they were potential rioters at the time, but didn't want to put out a public statement because he was worried it'd incur the wrath of trump and aggravate him even more and cause him to make a public statement that would exacerbate the situation even more. i recommend you spend, viewers, 30 minutes of your time to go into this and really dig deep in it. >> it is not just a piece. this is a cool kind of interactive experience, and you focus on the before, the during, and then you focus on the after. what do people need to know about after january 6th? >> yeah. you know, i actually -- i think the during is probably the most riveting read, but i think the after is probably the most important read. because the repercussions and the spirit of january 6th and the riot, the insurrection on the capitol that we saw, it lives on and well and is thriving. i think we're seeing it permeate a lot of state legislatures, local election officials. you know, this

and i -- it's going to be a long time repairing it unless, you know, someone like fbi director christopher wrayo the american people this will never happen again. david: kim, we only have 30 seconds, but give us a tease as to what more we might hear from durham looking forward. >> you know, it's an unknown, but let me say this: from what has been laid out in these indictments so far, there is a big cast of characters and plenty to choose from. given, again, the way these indictments have been written, it certainly leads one to believe that there is yet more to come. david: it certainly seems that way. it's going to be fascinating to see. thank you both. when we come back, long seen as a winning issue for democrats, education helped propel glenn youngkin to the governor's mansion in virginia, so does his win give republicans a road map to becoming the fresh, new party of parents and school choice? ♪ ♪ ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vang

was a crime to investigate donald trump because there was no probable cause as fbi director christopher wrayder oath. there was no probable cause for the fisa applications because they used the steele dossier and it was phony. maria: so to underline john brennan's notes, he has a -- he says there was an exchange and it shows us that hillary clinton has approved a plan concerning u.s. presidential candidate donald trump and russia and tying him to a scandal there. from then, then you have the cia telling the fbi, this is the second most important document that you declassified, and this is what's called the ciol, this is a counter intelligence operational lead. it's the cia telling the fbi we have this information, hillary has cooked up this plan against donald trump. you need to investigate it. tell me more. >> yeah. unfortunately what happened there. the cia because they can't use intelligence authorities under the law can't be used for domestic purposes and because this involves hillary clinton's campaign and people associated with this, a referral had to be made to the fbi. the referral w

of a legislative purpose, all of this could be obviated if merrick garland and fbi director christopher wray were doing their job and investigating, having a criminal investigation into the people who planned and did this coup. like that would obviate the entire need for the select committee. >> that is part, to me, gets us closer to the point in some ways. i mean, there is this piece today basically saying that, you know, talking about sort of garland's dispositional conservativism. >> his belief, his primary responsibility is the institution he is now serving and the need to depoliticize it after four years of decreasing obeisance to an out of control president. i guess the point here seems to be twofold. one is that you've got the committee doing its work. but it continues to be the case when you go through the committee subpoenas, like they tried to overturn an election. that was the thing they did. now, whether that crosses the boundary of federal criminal law or not i am not lawyer enough to know. there is reporting today about the fulton county district attorney and a grand jury possi

. >> do you agree with christopher wray?ow if chris still thinks that. >> he testified to that in september. >> he did. >> and again in february. >> i don't know -- >> and again i think in may. three times. >> i don't know -- i haven't spoken to chris. i don't know if he still think that is, but what i think is it's definitely a big threat to the country. >> what could be bigger? >> look, i think that what's happening in afghanistan now and what the results of that could be could become an even bigger threat and we'll see. i don't know whether chris after the disaster of afghanistan, whether chris' opinion is still the same because that's pretty fresh, but there's no doubt that violence inside, we saw this happen not only surrounding the election of 2020 on january 6th but we saw it in places like portland and seattle, new york, chicago, philadelphia. and other places. >> so chris' testimony, i want to be clear what he's testified to. it was, i believe the quote is, it is the greatest threat to the homeland and within that b

what we keep hearing from our fbi director christopher wray, he keeps repeating the man at that that the fbi did you want investigate ideology, it investigates violence. the second thing we keep hearing from the fbi and federal law enforcement is it is hard to distinguish between the aspirational and those would are truly planning to execute. here's what that report does for those two statements. it causes those two statements to really seem weak. here's why. plans to kill cops, repeated discussions about how to do it, how to breach security, how to travel there, what we might have to do or not -- that's not aspirational anymore. there is too many people saying it with too much specificity. secondly, with regard to the very valid concern that we never want an fbi who violates constitutional rights to free speech and to assembly and to free thought, again, we see in this report that we are way beyond that here. the local fusion centers were seeing it, were raising the flags, right? and yet, as it goes up the chain, if it even went all the way to fbi headquarters, it was seemingly bein