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christopher wray. secretary alejandro mayorkas , i don't want you to feel left out. detach quickly on the homeland intelligence experts group that raises question will concerns about the departments impartiality and objectivity. in 2013, they announced the establishment of the homeland intelligence expert group to provide perspective on elledge intelligence and national security efforts to the office of intelligence and analysis and the department's office of counterterrorism and the coordinator? yes or no? we announced the group. >> yes, perfect. is the composition of this experts group includes former top level officer james clapper, and paul colby? >> yes. >> are you aware that they all signed a discredit a public statement on october 19, 2020 that implied the new york post reported about hunter biden's laptop and influence pillaging pedaling that was the product of rush and if this information?>> these are distinguished members of the intelligence community. >> this is a simple yes or no, did they

sean played the sound of christopher wray testifying. he said usually one or two heightened threat, this is the first time he's seen threats heightened against america and former president responded saying, i will shut down the border on day one and day one and a half, i'm going to drill. this speaks to the economy and national security. big round of applause, if you are desantis or haley campaign, you hear the former president say that, we said the same thing, it just lands when the former president says it. real clear politics, donald trump 61%, desantis at 13 and haley at 10. >> todd: you mention this chilling warning from the fbi dictator, this was something to behold. we'll talk about this later in the show, we got to get to this chilling warning from the fbi director, take a listen. >> i've never seen a time where all the threats or so many are elevated at exactly the same time. threat level has gone to another level since october 7. >> carley: quite the comment there and he says open borders make things worse. look at this -- ushe

fbi director christopher wray testified in an oversight

it is now my honor to introduce christopher wray, the director of the fbi. director wray: thanks.ood morning everyone. the fbi's mission is to protect the american people and uphold the constitution here at home and around the world and today together with our partners we are once again fulfilling that mission. the charges unsealed reveal absolutely unconscionable crimes including unlawful confinement , torture, and other inhumane acts committed against one of our own citizens by four individuals affiliated with the russian military. that american, like so many others, became a victim of russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine which continues to wreak unimaginable tragedy on the region. caught in the crossfire of a war he had no part in, this american was tormented for days at the hands of these defendants. and today's indictment demonstrates our commitment to our mission and our resolve to seek justice for all americans, even amidst the fog of war. though today marks the first time these crimes have been charging her history, it's not the first time that united states has investi

fbi director christopher wray saying the terror threat facing the u.s. has now hit an unprecedented level since the hamas october 7 attack on israel. maryanne, good evening. >> good evening. fbi director christopher wray telling lawmakers he's never seen a time with so many threats elevated at once waving a big red flag about the likelihood of attacks on the homeland. that led to this exchange with the republican senator lindsey graham. >> so blinking red lights' analogy about did the trlights were blinking and they were missed. do you see blinking lights? >> i see blinking lights wherever i turn. >> it's at a "whole other level." he pointed escalating conflict between israel and hamas as well as ramped up attacks by iran proxies as two major reasons for that heightened alert. he added that consequences are key for deterrence. meanwhile, they offered this blunt warning. >> with the upcoming holiday season, there is a huge risk of terrorist attacks in the e.u. we saw recently in paris, unfortunately we're seeing it earlier as well. >> wray also faced ques

instead christopher wray plays defense.wer the question why did you say the biden laptop was real? i don't want to be part of the news. by not getting ahead of this you are the news. i watched that sound bite not that to the extent but i watched versions all day yesterday. it doesn't help his case to make them think the f.b.i. is straightening out his act. it makes others, haley, desantis and ramaswamy say when i get in there he is gone. >> harris: the head of dhs, asked about 87,000 missing migrant children, it is that sort of shock and awe and i'll look into it answer. it is called impotence when it comes to one's job. that's what it looks like. >> i'm glad you brought up the kids. if there were a handful of kids missing during the trump years it was too many. i have agree kids are in trouble. but we have tens of thousands off the grid. we know there is human trafficking happening in this country and people making money off it. how is that not making an emergency situation for any lawmaker on capitol hill? i think the mes

soil and you heard christopher wray yesterday saying all the lights are blinking.formation about this for us in terms of where the threat is? >> let me just give you a couple things. obviously the 9/11 terrorists were illegally present in the united states. this is not an arbitrary risk. last two years this white house had 70,000 people they have designated as special interest aliens, these are individuals coming from iran, from iraq, pakistan, areas of known terrorism that have been released in the country unscreened except the name is listed on the terror watch list. we have no criminal background history, have no idea. they are released in the country, 70,000 in thereafter two years. almost 300 people that were picked up that were on the terror watch list, glues thereafter three years. so the threat is very real on this and we should take it serious. maria: what about all these chinese nationals coming in. they look like they're in college shirts and suits and military aged men. what's that about? >> the vast majority of individuals crossing the border are milit

maria: so what will this mean in terms of the fbi, christopher wray, going into the next?l, that's just it, christopher wray goes to congress and says i fixed it all, we have more training. well, unfortunately, when you have the police officer fors, the cops in this country who break the law, we can't rely on themselves to police themselves. that is a communist form of a police representation. what we have to have had done is congress to put forth a bill that put in cops from congress in the fisa process at the fisa court, limiting their abuse of this power. i mean, just think of it, if chris wray and merrick garland and company utilized the fisa process to man hun terrorists that were illegally coming in through our southern border, we wouldn't lose two dozen of them based on their own testimony. so what chris wray has now done is weaken national security and redirected one of the most sensitive intelligence apparatuses against elections and those protesting their free peach right within america. and every time the fisa court ask the fbi why did you allow your agents to d

. >>> also this evening, the alarming new warning from the fbi director, christopher wray, about the terror threat inside this country right now. what he spelled out today. pierre thomas standing by. >>> the massive house explosion in virginia. the blast after police were on the scene for hours, trying to execute a search warrant. the suspect barricaded inside. >>> the powerful storms slamming the west tonight. the major flooding concerns there. and the deep freeze in the east. wind chills in the teens and 20s from the great lakes to the northeast. ginger zee is standing by to time all of this out. >>> senator tommy tuberville caving after blocking hundreds of military promotions for ten months now over his stance on abortion. rachel scott is here. >>> special counsel jack smith tonight revealing the case he plans to make against former president trump. jon karl reporting. >>> the new lawsuit involving panera bread tonight. allegations now of a second death allegedly because of a drink at the chain. >>> actor jamie foxx making his first public appearance since being hospitalize d, an

happening now, you looking at live pictures of fbi director christopher wray testifying on capitol hill saying that agents are working around the clock to disrupt potential attacks by people inspired by hamas. director wray is warning the senate panel about the troubling trend of anti-semitic threats since october 7th. evan perez is with us this morning, and what else are we hearing from the fbi director, evan? >> well, john, a lot of the fbi's concern is certainly surrounding the events of october 7th and sort of the aftereffects of it. and of course, that includes the threats to jewish people of course and institutions in the united states as well as some of the threats that you are seeing in the muslim and arab communities here in the united states. the big concern for the fbi though is the idea that after, after octoberp 7th, you have groups like hamas who have sort of put out a global call for people to put out attacks against the united states and other countries, and that is what is keeping him busy with over 2,700 domestic terrorism cases in the united states that they are inves

. >> tuesday fbi director christopher wray testify thes on oversight of his agency, watch live before the senate judiciary committee starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 3 on our free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is yournfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including -- >> the world has changed. giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> inon monday congressman session, we like to take the a look at capitol hill. joining us for that conversation congressional reporter for politico and let's start with these emergency aid packages. the latest on funding for israel and ukraine. >> basically it's kind of a make or break week for congress in this space. we had a letter this morning from the white house budget chief basically saying the u.s. is out of money for ukraine and so they really underscoring the need for congressional action as viewers may be aware, there's been talk of trying to get together a package that's ukraine, israel, funding for taiwan as well as border security. the border security talks do not

fbi director christopher wray is boarding the likelihood of a terrorist attack on u.s. following hamas invasion of israel on october 7, watch this. >> i've never seen a time where all of the threats or so many of the threats are so elevated at exactly the same time. blinking red lights analogy about 9/11, all the lights were blinking red before 9/11 apparently all of us missed it would you say there is multiple blinking red lights? >> i see blinking lights wherever i turn. >> try to be texas congressman house veterans affairs committee member and house foreign affairs committee member keith self. thank you for being here i want to get your reaction into trey yingst report from israel i find it hard to believe that we are at a point in time where a terrorist attack is more likely and at an all-time high in terms of likelihood in their attributing to the hamas fighters in the terrorism that hamas has put on israel and not the failed leadership in the white house. >> that is incredible we have an open border in the 24000 chinese males for instance have come across the bord

just the other day , fbi director christopher wray said that the threat of terror after the attack ona, so it is necessary to extend the us government’s authority to conduct unauthorized surveillance outside the united states. well you know, it's simple it's a joke, they'll keep an eye on everyone, too. at the request of kiev, maybe that’s exactly how kiev was tracked down, after all, everyone knows that to totally monitor all types of communications, listen to every phone and control every computer, the ukrainians have the guts of a tank, so they are fed with information, they are fed with terrorism. it is clear that the kiev nazis will not stop until their terrorist nest in the center of europe is complete. destroyed. our military is working on this. sergei zenin from the special military operation zone. just yesterday, just yesterday the ukrainian army was in position here. ours are slowly squeezing out square after square, but not yet. on the right is the ukrainian armed forces, on the left is the ukrainian armed forces, you see, a lada granta car, guys, humanitarian workers. they

just to dovetail off our last segment, you asked christopher wray.e wouldn't answer the question if the fbi tried to ascertain joe and hunter biden his location with the whatsapp message that i read in my opening monologue was sent to. also you ripped him for not answering questions about the hunter investigation and you ripped him for how the bureau has been politicized and weaponize. what is your take? is this fbi director involved in a cover-up for the bidens? is this a dual justice system? i thought lady justice was to be blind? >> i think she is blind, deaf and crippled right now. i think it is a sad situation. this department of justice, this fbi, is the most political, the most partisan, the most weaponize we have ever seen. as you noted in your opening monologue you played the whatsapp were hunter says i am sitting next to my father and he threatens a chinese communist with retribution from daddy unless he sends millions of dollars. gary shapley one of the two irs whistleblowers said the investigators had an obvious way to check it. they want

fbi director christopher wray will testify before your committee today, the judiciary committee.to be among those asking him questions. are you going to ask him any of these questions, if he's covering up joe biden crimes. >> we would love to know if he's covering up some of joe biden's crimes. i also want to know how and what participation the fbi had in covering up these flight logs from jeffrey epstein. we would also like to know what they are doing with their investigation into hunter biden, what they -- you how they went t investigating president trump and pulling information from private individuals that were retweeting a president trump tweet. we also want to look at what they're doing to investigate catholics. we hear that the fbi went in and did an interview with a priest, with a choir director. maria, they are so off the mark. i tell you what they ought to be doing. they ought to be following these terrorists that are coming across our southern border and into our country and rooting them out. they ought to be looking at why you have 2,000 chinese nationals in the month

threat environment highlighted by the increased terrorism concerns amid the israel-hamas war, christopher wray has emphasized the urgency of maintaining this vital tool and i would have this committee know that i work personally with director wray in the aftermath of 9/11 and i know his loyalty to this country in the work he and men and women of the fbi are doing to keep the homeland safe. we cannot afford to let it lapse, especially when our government is tirelessly working to prevent potential attacks. i am pleased to see the bill expand the definition of foreign intelligence to include counter narcotic efforts. this expansion is particularly relevant to the virgin islands of the united states, which is situated in the transit zone including counter narcotics in the scope of intelligence will undoubtably enhance our ability to combat transnational drug trafficking, which we know is linked to counterterrorism. moreover, the bill introduces accountability measures for fisa noncompliance, ensuring executive leaders and employees are held responsible. establishes critical and administrative pena

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. >>> fbi director christopher wray is urging a senate committee to renew the federal government's authority to conduct surveillance outside the u.s. without a warrant it is expected to expire at the end of the month he argued that they are vital, citing threats from iran and china. he faced scrutiny from both sides of the aisle >>> we're learning more about the suspect in monday's house explosion in arlington, virginia 56-year-old james yoo is presumed dead after the enormous blast that shook buildings for blocks he had no known criminal record, but neighbors say he exhibited erratic behavior the standoff began when police responded to reports of a flare gun being deployed more than 30 times. >>> an update on that shark attack in the bahamas. lauren erickson van wart from massachusetts is identified. she had just celebrated her wedding. local police say the victim was paddleboarding near the sandals resort in nassau when she was attacked >>> the great plains are in for warm weather today despite the calendar still reading december let's bring back angie lassman with a look at the weather ac

> reporter: elevated terror threats not just here in the middle east or in europe, fbi chief christopher wray addressing a senate briefing earlier this month -- >> i've never seen a time where all the threats, or so many of the threats, are all elevated all at exactly the same time. >> reporter: underlining the urgency of those arrests today, german authorities say the suspects taken into custody not only had ties to hamas militants, they were acting under the direct order of militant leaders. charlie d'agata, cbs news, tel aviv. >>> breaking overnight, parts of new york city were hit with a brief power outage. video on social media showed smoke coming from a brooklyn power station. the electric utility, con-ed, said there was a fault on a high-tension transmission line. the fire department responded to reports of power outages and stuck elevators across the city. elevators and escalators stopped working for a while at grand central terminal. >>> and it will be a wet and windy weekend along the east coast. a powerful storm will bring intense rain and strong winds to florida late today. it wil

christopher wray has emphasized the urgency of maintaining this vital tool. i have worked personally with director wray in the aftermath of 9/11 when we were both political appointees at the justice department and i know his loyalty to this country and i know the work the men and women at the f.b.i. are keeping the homeland safe. our government is tireless working to prevent potential attacks. i am pleased to see the bill expand the definition of foreign intelligence to include counternarcotic efforts. this is relevant to my district, the virgin islands of the united states which is situated in the transit zone and counter narcotics who undoubtedly our ability to combat transnational drug trafficking which we know is linked to counterterrorism. the bill introduces accountability measures for fisa noncompliance ensuring executive leaders and employees are held responsible. it establishes criminal and administers penalties strengthen the integrity of the entire process. it extends to the fisa court introducing amicus briefs and add veer ceryl natures. this aims

fbi director christopher wray testifying before the senate judiciary committee.amien and laurel, maryland. republican. caller: america, i am calling to let you know that the democrats are destroying women sports. the reason they are doing that is because they do not understand the difference between a man and a woman. they think men can compete with women because a man says he is a woman and dresses as a woman and changes his pronouns. women are being hurt, women are losing to men because the democrats cannot tell the difference between a man and a woman. title ix is under assault. if you love your daughters and your granddaughters, protect title ix. men must not be allowed to be in women's locker rooms and they must not be allowed to compete in women's sports, even though they call themselves a woman. host: that conversation took place on capitol hill yesterday as well. we covered it on c-span. for viewers that are interested, our website, c-span.org come our free mobile app c-span now, you can find that hearing there. our coverage today includes wall street fir

catch all of >>> coming up tonight, fbi director christopher wray warrants security threats to the united states are at a whole other level since hamas' october 7 attack. what you need to know about the elevated risk and how the director answered one member of congress who compared the warning signs to 9/11. those headlines and more on the cbs evening news. >>> a christmas classic is taking over the charts. >> ♪ >> who doesn't love brenda lee 's rockin' around the christmas tree? it is in the number one spot on the billboard hot 100 chart for the first time, believe it or not. billboard says the song has nearly 35 million streams and 21 million radio plays so far this year. it was recorded back in 1958 . mariah is fine. she has dominated the charts. all i want for christmas is you, also classic, came in at number two and is of course number one on the global charts. you pretty much hear it in every store, every shopping mall around these days. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up next on kpix. local news continues on ur streaming ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the fbi director's dire warning, te

. >>> elsewhere on capitol hill, fbi director christopher wray is urging a senate committee to renew government's authority to conduct surveillance without a warrant outside the u.s. the surveillance powers are set to expire at the end of the month. wray argued that they are vital to u.s. national security, citing threats from iran and china. the program faces scrutiny f lawm fro lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >>> we are learning more about the house explosion in arlington, virginia. james yoo is presumed dead after the enormous blast he had no known criminal record, but neighbors say he exhibited erratic behavior the standoff began when police responded to reports of a flare gun being fired more than 30 times. the cause of the explosion is still being investigated apart from the suspect, there were no serious injuries >>> now to an update on that deadly shark attack in the bahamas. police have identified the victim as 44-year-old lauren eriksson van wart from massachusetts. nbc boston reporting sources told them she had just celebrated her wedding she was paddleboarding near

. >> reporter: fbi director christopher wray warned senators on capitol hill tuesday that terrorists may try to exploit the u.s. southern border and says the bureau is working to identify and disrupt potential attacks. >> i've never seen a time where all the threats, or so many of the threats, are all elevated all at exactly the same time. >> reporter: last week the fbi and nevada authorities arrested a 16-year-old who allegedly threatened to attack las vegas in the name of i.s.i.s. >> we charged the suspect with multiple felonies to include terroristic threats. >> reporter: wray also pressed senators to reauthorize a program that allows the u.s. government to collect without a warrant the communications of targeted foreigners outside the u.s. but lawmakers on both sides have criticized the program following revelations that fbi analysts improperly searched the database for information about people tied to the january 6th capitol riot and racial justice protests in 2020. >> we have absolutely no reason to trust you because you haven't behaved in a manner that's trustworthy. >> report

in recent capitol hill testimony, fbi director christopher wray delivered a blunt warning. >> i've neverre all the threats, or so many of the threats, are all elevated all at exactly the same time. i see blinking lights everywhere i turn. >> reporter: compounding the challenge for law enforcement, more than 400 hoax bomb threats to jewish institutions last weekend alone. warrick says all threats have to be taken seriously. >> it's very clear to me that this is not just smoke. there are actual brush fires out there that the fbi is alerting us to, that homeland security wants people to be aware of. >> reporter: according to an fbi memo, the hoax bomb threats appear to be coordinated and the work of a group outside the u.s. for law enforcement, this is a known nonviolent tactic that can be used to disrupt religious services and intimidate. margaret. >> catherine herridge tonight in washington. >>> nearly 28 million people in california and arizona are under flood watches tonight as a major storm system pounds the west with heavy rain. communities in ventura county just north of los angeles

cbs news warns of increased threats from foreign terrorist groups and mirrors fbi director christopher wray'stol hill. >> blinking red lights analogy about 9/11, all the lights were blinking red before 9/11, would you say that there's multiple blinking red lights out there? >> i see blinking lights everywhere i turn. >> reporter: in stark language, the intelligence report predicts isis and al qaeda will likely use the middle east conflict to increase calls for violence in the u.s. this holiday season compared to prior years as new details emerge about an alleged plot to attack las vegas. >> we charged the suspect with multiple felonies to include terroristic threats. >> reporter: authorities arrested a 16-year-old suspect who allegedly wrote on social media about launching a lone wolf attack in support of isis. a homemade flag and other articles allegedly recovered along with bomb parts. on capitol hill, a stark warning from the fbi chief. >> i've never seen a time where all the threats or so many of the threats are all elevated all at exactly the same time. >> reporter: with the spike in thr

to get youand this these commeny christopher wray talking about how he's never seen the terror threaton every the terlevel, as bad as it is , saying, you know, blinking lights are everywher e. now this why has he and why hasn his silence been deafening when it came to joe biden'sg when i,a eight plus million illegal immigrantss 8 mill and now we kw where they're coming from. iran, syria, egypt, afghanistan, china, russia. tens and tens of thousands. can you did you ever get an answer out of him? h now he's finally warning us. after all these people are here unvetted thr, that the terror threat has never been greater in history. is yourwhat is your reaction ty to me, that's a dereliction of duty. i know know he he was busy looking atd you know, into moms and dads at school board meetings and going after pro-life protesters, people that were prg it peacefully. >> and i know it is, you know,in really looking harowd that hunth biden laptop and morning big tech. why hasn't he been dealing with that threat issue less than the fbi hae?squesti stonewalled on these questions for a very long ti

director christopher wray taking a brief break here. he is appearing before the senate jewish committee. live coverage here on c-span3. >>> this oversight hearing with fbi director, christopher wray, taking a brief break here is >> the committee will resume. >> thank you, mr. chairman. all i can say is whew. good to have you back. so you testified that no court has held that the fourth amendment applies to 702 searches. but in 2019, the second circuit explained that 702, u.s. queries does have important fourth amendment implications and it remanded that case for further review. i know that you testified that you have put in place various protections and accountability features to prevent the misuse or abuse of 702. but my understanding is that prior to your putting in place these kinds of protections, there was something in the order of two million u.s. citizens queries under 702 and that has gone down to some 200,000. that's still a lot of queries. so my colleague, chris coons, while you have these protocols in place, and courts have s

fbi director christopher wray is warning about the possibility of terror attacks in the us. jobina he's saying the terror threat level is the worst we've seen since the days before nine divided by 11. yes reggie aqui christopher wray says threats to the us are at an all time high, with the war raging between israel and hamas, a number of terror groups, including isis and al qaeda, are using social media to call for attacks. >> wray is urging congress to renew a key us spy program that would have major consequences if it expires at the end of this month section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act allows the us government to collect without search warrants the communications of targeted foreigners outside the country. wray says it's expiration would be like unit lateral disarmament in the current threat environment, 702 is key to our ability to detect a foreign terrorist organization overseas. >> is directing an operative here to carry out an attack in our own backyard? >> wray also addressed other current threats to the us, like human trafficking and drug smuggli

fbi chief christopher wray addressing a senate briefing earlier this month. >> i've never seen a time all the threats or so many of the threats are all elevated all at exactly the same time. >> reporter: underlining the urgency of those arrests today, german authorities say the suspects taken into custody not only had ties to hamas militants, they were acting under the direct orders of militant leaders. norah. >> it's important context. charlie d'agata, thank you so much. >>> well, tonight, we have new reporting about how long israel's intense fighting against hamas in gaza could last as the rift between the u.s. and israel grows. president biden just this afternoon urging israel to, quote, be more careful. and this just in. our own margaret brennan asking a senior administration official if the death of hamas leader yahya sinwar, the mastermind of the october 7th terror attack, is necessary for the end of the conflict. she was told it's safe to say his days are numbered. cbs's ramy inocencio reports tonight on the new timeline for the war. >> reporter: in a shattered school, israel's

in recent capitol hill testimony testimony, fbi director christopher wray delivered a warning. >> i havetime elevated, all at exactly the same time. i see blinking lights everywhere i turn. >> reporter: compounding the challenge for law enforcement, more than 400 bomb threats to jewish institutions alone. all threats have to be taken seriously. >> it is very clear to me there are not just smoke, their actual brush fires out there that the fbi is alerting us to that homeland security wants people to be aware of. >> reporter: according to an fbi memo, the hoax bomb threats appear to be coordinated and the work of a group outside the u.s. for law enforcement, this is a known nonviolent tactic that can be used to disrupt religious services and intimidate. margaret? >> margaret: catherine herridge tonight in washington. nearly 28 million people in california and arizona are under flood watches tonight as a major storm system pounds the west with heavy rain. communities in ventura county, just north of los angeles, are among the hardest hit. cbs's jeff and nguyen as they are. >> reporter: cali

fbi chief christopher wray addressing the senate briefing earlier this month. >> i've never seen a timehe threats, or so many of the threats, are all elevated all at exactly the same time. >> reporter: underlining the urgency of those arrests today, german authorities say the suspects taken into custody not only had ties to hamas militants. they were acting under the direct orders of militant leaders. norah. >> norah: important context. charlie d'agata, thank you so tonight we have new reporting about how long israel's intense fighting against hamas in gaza could last as the rift between u.s. and israel grows. president biden this afternoon urging israel to "be more careful." this just in, our own margaret brennan asking a senior military official if the death of the mastermind of the october 7th terror attack is necessary for the end of the conflict. she was told it's safe to say his days are numbered. cbs's ramy inocencio reports tonight on the new timeline for the war. >> reporter: in a shattered school, israel's military said it killed many militants in intense fighting in the past

i have put forward grounds for impeachment of christopher wray, mrik garland, mu gray.sn't fight crime in washington as a prosecutor. in washington, he is engaged only in the prosecution of defendants in the case of the events of january 6. minister alejandro mayorkas. i recently brought charges against him. eight republicans voted with democrats for their protection. and finally, joe biden. but republicans can't get enough. obviously they don't, i want to go back to the previous question about the low hanging fruit that's easy to get, derick shavin, the cops convicted of killing george floyd, now we know he didn't kill george floyd. there is no evidence that george floyd was strangled, he died of a fentonyl overdose, norik shavin is in prison, he was recently stabbed. he will probably spend the rest of his life in prison. now that we know the truth this is a moral crime. why is no one in congress supporting this man. this is a very unpopular topic. so, obviously, tucker, i'm going to talk about this. oh good. yes, i believe this is one of the biggest injustices in our

a sharp warning from fbi director christopher wray to congress about the current threat environment in the us as the war between israel and hamas escalates. >> all the lights were blinking red before 911. apparently obviously all of us missed it. would you say that there's multiple blinks and red lights out there? >> i see blinking lights everywhere. i turn. the threat level has gone to a whole nother level since october 7th. >> wray made the comment as he urged congress to renew a surveillance program that allows the government to keep tabs on foreign nationals outside the country without a warrant. >> the expiration of our 702 authorities would be devastating to the fbi's ability to protect eight americans from those threats. >> in the meantime, israel says yesterday was the most intense day of fighting since the war started, with ground forces targeting a city in southern gaza where many palestinian civilians previously fled for safety. >> i'm reminding you that it's not us that chose the battlefield. hamas chose the battlefield by digging its infrastructure underneath civilians. so

fbi director christopher wray saying the u.s. is at its highest threat level since before nine over 11. we're working around the clock to identify why and disrupt potential attacks by those inspired by hamas's horrific terrorist attacks in israel. back in tel aviv, israeli prime minister netanyahu meeting with u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan. >> thank you for your support. >> as the death toll across gaza grows, the white house says sullivan is urging israel to pursue what it calls a lower intensity operation and scale back its most intense fighting, a u.s. official confirming a new york times report saying a lower intensity operation may involve the use of smaller groups of elite israeli forces that would carry out more precise missions to find and kill hamas leaders, rescue hostages and destroy tunnels. >> i want them to be focused on how to save civilian lives, not stop going after hamas, but be more careful in the senate now planning to reconvene monday to take up the president's defense funding request, which in

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report by cbs s warns of increased threats to foreign terrorist groups and mirrors fbi director christopher wray'scapitol hill. >> blinking red lights analogy about 9/11, all the lights were blinking red before 9/11. would you say that there is multiple blinking red lights out there? >> i see blinking lights everywhere i turn. >> reporter: in stark language, the intelligence report predicts isis and al qaeda will likely use the middle east conflict to increase calls for violence in the u.s. this holiday season, compared to prior years, as new details emerge about an alleged plot to attack las vegas. >> we charge of the suspect with multiple felonies to include terroristic threats. >> reporter: authorities arrested a 16 euros soft suspect who allegedly wrote on social media about launching a lone wolf attack in support of isis. homing flag and other articles allegedly recovered along with bomb parts. on capitol hill, a stark warning from the fbi chief. >> i have never seen a time where all the threats, where so many of the threats, are all elevated, all at exactly the same time he had >> reporter:

meanwhile, here in the u.s., we've been reporting here that fbi director christopher wray has repeatedly warned of the threat here, saying the highest terrorist threat environment since 9/11. wray has said, quote, i see blinking lights everywhere i turn. >>> meantime, in israel tonight, the u.s. now ramping up the pressure on israel. president biden's national security adviser jake sullivan is there, urging prime minister benjamin netanyahu to scale back the assaults on gaza. what netanyahu is now saying tonight. and president biden now weighing in. james longman in israel again this evening. >> reporter: tonight, that high-stakes meeting in israel. >> thank you for your support. >> reporter: national security adviser jake sullivan urging prime minister benjamin netanyahu to scale back the most intense fighting amid the soaring civilian death toll in gaza. >> he did talk about possible transitioning from what we would call high intensity operations, which is what we're seeing them do now, to lower intensity operations sometime, you know, in the near future. >> reporter: a u.s. official c

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