the dnc e-mails go public rightn at a time to create the maximum pain.tinn: i'm sure it was because journalists have taken intoonsideration timing of their release of the information or stories, and any journalist who will be denying the fact that they want to maximize the impact of their storis either telling a lie or, well, basically being dishonest because everjournalist wants to maximize the impact of the story, and timing comes into play. michael: wikileaks' release of the stolen e-mails threw the democratic national convention into uproar. male newscaster: it's a major embarrassment for democrats on the eve of their nominating convention. newscaster: just when hillary clinton was hoping to put the whole notion of an e-mail controversy behind her. newscaster: a wikileaks e-mail dump suggests bernie sanders may have been right. the primary system was rigged against him. michael: the convention was supposed to be hillary clinton's springboard into the presidency, but the e-mails showed the dnc had favored clinton over bernie sanders all along. the rev

trump also floated a ridiculous conspiracy theory that the dnc hacked itself to create a distraction.ker was some couch potato. >> but also it could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds, okay? >> he also speculated that the cybersecurity firm that investigated the dnc hack was suspect as he hit ukraine's president up for an investigation of his then oppone opponent, joe biden, in the infamous phone call that led to his first impeachment. later trump fired the u.s. official in charge of securing america's elections, the head of the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency after he rejected his voter fraud claims. in 2018 trump's administration eliminated the position of cybersecurity coordinator on the national security council. the position that deals with solutions to cyber warfare and digital attacks. we later learned that his daughter and senior advisor, ivanka trump, used personal unsecure email for government business after trump had built part of his campaign about hillary clinton using personal email while secretary of state. trump himself refused to

so i think what's interesting about this, it just displays a level of panic that's coming out of the dnc like we're not the own ones who see what their policies are doing and how much it's repelling more than half of the united states. let them keep digging their grave because no amount of opposition research is going to help them in 2022. people are done. >> greg: do you agree with that? i never am optimistic about anything, i could just see america completely tuning out. new york is great example. no republicans vote in new york anymore. we just get stuck with deblasio. >> based on the past two years i feel like blatant pessimism but the problem with all this opposition research we're so divided that a lot of things that the left will think, a gotcha moment. look at tucker carlson. carlson wants to discuss the ways voting affects immigration trends. ron desantis feels like you shouldn't be held accountable if you run over a breaster who shouldn't have been riding the streets. >> greg: basically, all of this means nothing until we know what trump is doing, right? >> yes, because he just

that's the part i'm thrilled to see the dnc doing this now.on for every single one of us to do more to ensure even within the democratic party you are making sure our party is accountable to our -- the communities that we seek to serve. and one just clear example of this, there's an election -- mayoral election in boston and editorial in "the boston globe" today because it turns out in some of the off-cycle elections, hardly anybody in the boston area votes. does this get a lot of attention? no, because it's a blue city. does that mean that boston represents all of the voices in boston as much as we claim it does? not really. these are parts we need to work on. >> fascinating. congressman, good to see you. thank you very much. happy saturday. it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass. everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. when you skip the rinse with finish quantum, you save up to 20 gallons of water each time. finish quantum with activblu technology has the power to remove the tough

to cover tonight including a bombshell new report about this unholy alliance between the media mob, dnc funded operatives that groups like fusion gps that are pushing them out without a trace of evidence, now we have retractions and will name names, we will also highlight some of the mobs same coverage of the conflict in israel including cruise over fake news cnn for adolf hitler, a journalist working with fake news cnn, also tonight a u.s. space force commander has just been relieved of duty for trashing marxism on a conservative podcast and the now fired lieutenant colonel will join a straight. plus, i have a special message tonight for england's royal prince harry who thinks that america's first amendment is bonkers. he needs an education and we will give it to him. i will also explain natural rights and freedom to the duke of social justice coming up but first tonight, crisis on our southern border rising unemployment, inflation through the roof, gas shortage is still on the east coast and now our enemies are more emboldened than ever and the middle east frankly is on fire tonight.

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we know that group was affiliated with the dnc hack back in 2016.hree different administrations, obama, trump, biden, nothing has stopped or changed the behavior of these russian operatives. >> yeah, the more things change, the more they stay the same. my assessment is that they likely see this, whether it was earlier attacks against compromises of the dnc, or the solarwinds campaign, or this one, they see this probably as an espionage style attack, which is not destructive so it doesn't cross any red lines. i think this is where we need to have a conversation on whether any of these have been truly norms-breaking and if they have, what are the options we have that are potentially n nonesc nonescalatory, that we can get them to change their behavior and knock it off. at the same time we have to be focusing on the ransomware problem. it's two weeks on, people are getting gas in their car and it seems like we've almost forgotten and moved on from that event, colonial pipeline. >> biden did try some response, he tried sanctions last month in response t

so you go back, hey, you tube or you had a dnc, you go back and i didn't say the non looking at them like you're looking to rely what just happened. what did i ms. me coming home and i have a 20 minute ride and i'm in tears like am i gonna have a job tomorrow and i will have a job tomorrow. what do i do? how do i handle this? and then it automatically clicks how your nerves, your caring for somebody. dawn says she was demoted from her job a couple of months before the whistleblower complaint because she objected to how the prison handle coven 1900. and she's asked and filing the complaint she hasn't been called into work and has relied on unemployment benefits. last fall corrections did not respond to our list of questions or requests for an interview. it's an emotional burden to where i know life happens. and it happens the earth and some of the most drains in ways. but i never thought that it will be to the point to where i will be at this unemployed place. i will be seeking help with the worth and i will change it. i want to change it for anything our below the whistle a 1000 time

so you go back, hey, you tube or you had a dnc, you go back in the loud in the non looking at them. like you're looking to rely what just happened. what did i ms. me coming home and i have a 20 minute ride and i'm in tears like am i gonna have a job tomorrow night? we'll have a job tomorrow. what do i do? how do i handle this? and then it automatically clicks, hey, you nerve. your caring for somebody? nonsense. she was demoted from her job a couple of months before the whistleblower complaint because she objected to how the prison handle coven? 1. 900. and she's asked and smiling the complaint she hasn't been called into work and has relied on unemployment benefits. all corrections did not respond to our list of questions or requests for an interview. it's an emotional burden to where i know life happens and it happens the earth and somebody most drains in ways. but i never thought that it will be to the point to where i will be at this unemployed place. i will be seeking help with the worth and i will change it. i want to change it for anything our blow the whistle a 1000 times ove

and my good friend, the dnc chair from south carolina, and stacy abrams.e whatever she wants to be. i want to thank stacy for empowering people to vote and making their voices heard. you've been amazing, and most of all, i want to thank you, the people of georgia. [crowd chanting] we will give you a microphone. folks, georgia was, 100 days ago today, when i was inaugurated on the steps the united states capitol, to be your president, i was looking forward to coming back and seeing you guys. [crowd chanting] >> close the detention centers down! i agree with you. i'm working on it, man. give me another five days. -- president biden: i agree with you. i'm working on it, man. give me another five days. [cheering] [cars honking] folks, you all know what they are talking about. there should be no private reasons period, none, period. that's what they are talking about, private detention centers should not exist, and we are working to close all of them. thank you. alright, thank you. alright. let them go. i promise you, the only thing that will keep me from doing

what has happened since last end of may 2020, in my opinion, the dnc and the house of representatives were ecstatic that george floyd died. it gave them the ammunition they needed, they thought they needed, probably part of why donald trump was not re-elected. george floyd was a useful tool for the democratic party and the house of representatives. it's just amazing to me to hear all these people talk about one side of this equation. the guy from san clemente was right. you go on -- i'm an attorney, i've done a lot of criminal defense. i can tell you that criminals are criminals. they don't do what george floyd did the first time. he was a career criminal. he had been doing things forever. why doesn't the mainstream media, if you want to investigate, you want to do a 9/11 commission on january 6th, do a 9/11 commission review of all of these incidents. >> now, derek chauvin is a criminal convicted by a jury of his peers of multiple counts of murder. >> multiple counts of murder. and guess what? what happened before the jury got the case? maxine waters threatened the jury. the presiden

to cover tonight including a bombshell new report about this unholy alliance between the media mob, dncthat are pushing them out without a trace of evidence, now we have retractions and will name names, we will also highlight some of the mobs same coverage of the conflict in israel including cruise over fake news cnn for

the century and earlier liz cheney has no personality, she's a warmonger and look to watching her in dnctive as well. liz: former president trump's tactic is really interesting timing just as the middle east beginning to blow up once again, israel, gaza, et cetera. president trump used the warmongering comment because putting aside the irony that he co-opted the media very ugly profile of her father during the george w. bush administration where she pushed the iraq war, putting that aside, he's diverting attention in that regard. that's what he does. nobody should be surprised with the name-calling, et cetera. i have to say i did watch -- i watched everybody and today's show, good morning america. they led two days in a row with the gasoline pipeline crisis. each morning. so i just don't know exactly what people are talking about -- local news is different certainly but the fact that if you're looking at what kevin mccarthy has done. he has now catapulted her by putting her on this platform and enabling her to do this and she's not a shrinking violate. howie: he talked to reporters outsi

they've also donated hundreds of thousands to dnc services.ld explain maybe the hold up in reopening school pps then there's steph feldman biden long time aid turn climate champion to staple of biden's circle feldman biden policy giew row and a huge ideolog. according to en "e! news" feldman is behind the two trillion dollar plan for climate change in clean energy jobs. they credit her with killing keystone she said biden was so proud to stop it. feldman goal she says is to create clean energy plants but over 100 days into done is puppet master joe and to killing thousands of good union jobs. now outside of those five there's also suzanne rice head of the white house domestic policy counsel and the obama connection. many believe rice is controlled by the obamas and is working their agenda from within the biden white house. so next time bide biden says he might get into trouble there's key people running joe show and it is unclear if biden is one of them. next a rash of hate crimes racial attacks the media is hiding from america. gruesome -- wh

if the supreme court upholds the arizona voting statute at issue in brnovich versus dnc, how will that affect future elections? are there ways of improving voter access even if those statutes are upheld? secretary hobbs: that is a great question. let me tell you, my concern about this case is not necessarily the impact on these laws in arizona. this lawsuit is old. it was brought in 2016 so these are laws that have been on the books in arizona. i would like to see them go away and would be happy with a ruling that did that. i am hopeful that is going to happen. but what is more concerning, and just a little more background, the oral arguments, it is dnc vs brnovich and the oral arguments were last tuesday in front of the supreme court. but in the context of all of the legislation we're seeing across the country in unprecedented numbers, arizona leading the way in that, that would restrict voter access and roll back voting rights that the arguments that were made to try to convince the supreme court to weaken section two of the voting rights act will impact across the country, people's

think today it's very curious that after he had a town hall last night on msnbc or as you will call it dnccce and the surgeon general then they didn't even address the issue. so the question is, why, when we've all known all along that you took the vaccine, you're okay, and you don't need to wear a mask, the truth is its destruction week 14 biden. what we've got is we got an economy that's about to face incredible inflation, they are open about what's going on in israel and with hamas and then we've also got a pipeline disaster where the president makes believe he doesn't even know if the rents and has been paid. then we got a border that is in a mess. this is all theater. what they did today was, they said let's have a happy dance today. let's tell america they don't have to wear their masks and everyone will be happy and a life is a good in america, and we can smile again. so simplistic it's ridiculous. you ought to be worried about the fact that his energy secretary has admitted that transporting fuel through the pipeline is one of the best ways of doing it and so did john kerry. he sai

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anyways, we had these pipe bombs, chief contee placed at the rnc and dnc headquarters. obviously to me that was a preplanned attack. would you agree? and also, when you responded to the pipe bombs, do you know what your motivations were or have you identified who the perpetrators were? >> yes, to answer your question. i do think these things were preplanned. we know through investigation that these devices were sat out there, positioned out there by a lone individual. in terms of our response to that, the metropolitan police department responded along with federal assets to the threat. to mitigate the threat we were facing at that time. >> do you know if this individual or individuals had any contact or coordination with the people that entered the capitol? >> no, sir. at this point we do not know that. no one has been apprehended. that investigation continues on. >> the people that illegally entered the capitol, i've seen some reports. it looked like a lot of them had military-type apparel on, gas masks and so forth -- things like that. is that correct? >> that is accu

when the russians attacked the dnc and hacked and stole those e-mails, it was a long time before the fbi made that attribution. you can tell they have some good evidence here. it means the dark side has essentially opened in a statement made out today. but if criminals were getting on airplanes and flying from russia to the united states and robbing banks and then fleeing back to russia, perhaps we would be looking at this a different way. the russian government is essentially i haven't seen -- heard about this, but they're considering some steps to perhaps regulate and propose some minimum security standards. that's been tried before, jeff, but this may be a wake-up call that those things should be considered. >> to kelly's point, that came up in her white house press briefing. one of the takeaways is that these private companies should not have been vulnerable to this attack given the ransomware attack was a known threat. and national security officials was explaining where that government line begins. >> tell us more about what the biden administration is doing to address this iss

. >> now, he is a member of the dnc executive committee, so this isn't an undercover conservative sayingization fund was just launched, but if people don't want to fill jobs because they make more on unemployment and stimulus, how do you counter that? >> well, let me just first underscore your point that this administration is doing everything it can to help not just small business restaurant owners but all small business mom and pop owners, both across all sectors of the economy. now, look, i take these anecdotes very seriously, and i listen to them as much as i can, because many of these folks are talking about, you know, very much the labor market that they see, and i get that. right now, we have to appreciate, though, that along with unemployment insurance, it's still the fact that our schools are far from completely open. the virus is still upon the land. there's still hot spots out there, and we've yet to stand up the kind of child care sector that i was just talking about as an aspirational goal of the american jobs and family plans. so, there are -- >> so, you think -- but you th

. >> and, nicole, exactly to your point around jim crow 2.0, here's jamie harrison, head of the dnc,at. >> republicans are intent on taking away your freedom to vote. this is jim crow 2.0, plain and simple. >> well, let's also look, by the way, exactly what's in this bill, guys, as far as what exactly is going on as far as all of these restrictions. well, drive-through voting, for instance, is banned. 4-hour voting is banned -- 24-hour voting is banned. it also curtails the use of drop boxes. early voting hours set for 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. so, alicia, as this compares to, say, delaware or connecticut, they seem to have just as or even more restrictive voting measures, if you want the call this restrictive given all the options you still have, then texas or georgia which we've heard a lot about lately. >> yeah. but details can be very inconvenient, especially when it comes to the campaign trail which is exactly where these talking points are going to end up. we're going to hear jim crow 2.0 over and over and over again. i was, as i was reading this, i was thinking about stacey abrams and

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or to get into a dnc convention. in other words, as "the new york times" rightly said, it invites fraud, it invites abuse. simply put, the bill must be defeated. that means lisa murkowski, mitt romney, ben sasse, and company, they actually need to do their job for once. unless, of course, you want your state to turn into the socialist utopia of california. you will love this tonight. gavin newsom, yep, is now planning to give direct $500 payments to all of the states' illegal immigrants. i think they gave a previous payment. new york is following suit, new jersey is now following suit, this might well be a pretty costly venture for newsom. sounds like a vote buying to me. get this, according to u.s. customs and border patrol and protection, there were over 178,000 apprehensions in april! well, that's up just 17,000 from april of 2020, which represents what would be a 944% increase of illegal crossings thanks to joe's open border crisis, unmitigated disaster, that he created in the middle of a pandemic, where he had t

civilians, target journalists and suppress protests and signed by more than 500 former campaign or dnc staffers. bret? >> bret: meantime, peter, what's the status of the infrastructure deal possibly with republicans? >> peter: it is shaky, bret. the white house is basically now saying that the ball is in production' courts because here at the white house they already trimmed half a trillion dollars off the price tag. but a really interesting nugget this evening, republican senator joni ernst says that she has heard from the republicans who are negotiating directly with the president that he is very agreeable with them. and their meetings go great. it's only later when they start to talk things over with white house staffers that common ground is harder to find. bret? >> bret: senator shelley moore capito saying something similar to chad pergram. peter doocy, live at the white house. thanks. stocks were up. dow gained 186 today. the s&p 500 finished ahead 41. the nasdaq jumped 190 today. we have exclusive video tonight of the effort to contain the immigration surge along the southern bo

i can document plenty of dnc fundraisers.is not a lot the two immediate former presidents share. both of them flaged their party's establishments. president trump did an end run around what would have been the preferred candidates of the party leadership and i worked in 25 states just in 2007 and it was made clear to me on any number of occasions that we were not on the inside looking out. we were an insurgent and that kind of relationship state in place in one form or another. it didn't kurd will to the extend there was cease and desist letters like there have been president trump and rnc. but there was always an arm's length relationship there. the last point on the bench. >> harris: that's interesting. are you saying that obama then kind of came back and said he won't help fundraise? i'm wondering why you bring up the point. we have to go quickly. just answer that. >> i document plenty of fundraiser and raised record amounts of money and was effective because he was reelected. quickly on your point about the bench. his vic

we know that child care as senator warren said during the dnc convention is indeed infrastructure. you work effectively without knowing or having the opportunity to have your kids taken care of. this is personal for me. my grandmother took me to work with her when i was younger because child care was so expensive. no kid should have to go through that in the richest nation in the history of the world. it's why i'm so pleased to see a foundation, a baseline that all americans can rally around and that progressives are excited about even as we continue to push for things like a $15 minimum wage, lowering of the medicare eligibility age and expansion of that, which he did talk about in his state of the union speech. we have to pass the george floyd justice in policing act. i'm optimistic we will do that by the end of may. >> as long as you're willing to get up early, i'm willing to have these conversations with you. democratic representative mondaire jones of new york, thanks for your time. >>> well, america is not a racist country. those are the words of the only black senate republi

go work for the dnc or a run for yourself, get out of tv because not an anchor, chris cuomo is an activistlet's go through and aggregate exactly what chris cuomo has done in terms of ethical violations that anybody else not receiving his paycheck would've been fired from, he's getting criticized by the left, by the way, this isn't a right-wing or left-wing argument, it's a pragmatic argument, march of 2020, he receives covid testing before anybody else in new york and get it, having state troopers go out in his house in the hamptons to test him, he interviews his brother while he is covid positive, never brings up the nursing home scandal in any way, shape, or form that left 15,000 people dead in nursing homes. it was p.r., he works for his brother. april of 2020 he takes his own quarantine, gets into a confrontation with a 60-something-year-old man at the hamptons at another house he's building, putting that person at risk, that person filed a police report against him so he should've been gone then at that point. then tape emergence last year, tucker carlson was able to obtain it where h

raskin: how many officers were diverted to the pipe bomb from the dnc and rnc? mr. bolton: it would have been six, so three teams. rep. raskin: there were only seven officers left for the rest of the capital? mr. bolton: there were four teams initiative, so eight total. like i said, they do double duty. rep. raskin: let me ask you this. how much where are people in threat assessment caught unaware just by the sheer magnitude and ferocity of the violent attack on the capitol? i know the department of homeland security had identified domestic violence extremism and white supremacy as the number one terror threat in the country, but were they just overwhelmed and stunned at the complexity and magnitude of the attack? mr. bolton: thank you, sir. i would venture to say yes, and that was, as we pointed out, by having a lack of adequate policies and procedures and truly defined roles. all this information that was coming into departments didn't go anywhere. they were unable to triage it. we mentioned like a duty desk that would receive and disseminate that information, tha

the dnc, the hillary clinton campaign, the stacey abrams campaign.> thank you for having me. brian: well, just ahead, dhs secretary mayorkas slammed over staying the border is closed -- saying the border is closed. our own fox cameras tell a very different story as border agents are reportedly retiring early in droves because of biden border policy or lack thereof. national border council vice president art del cueto is here next. >> make no mistake, the drug cartels control the southern side of the border. it is a great big 2,000-mile toll booth for them, and they are making a mint off the biden effect. ♪ muck -x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you see it. you want it. you ten-x it. it's that fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like... uh... these salads. or these sandwiches... ten-x does the same thing, but with buildings. sweet. oh no, he wasn't... oh, actually... that looks pretty good. see it. want it. ten-x it. yum! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ i really hope that this v

we're seeing the dnc run messaging targeted in key states to make sure that voters don't forget thisutely something that should accompany every message that the white house puts out, every message that the democratic apparatus puts out, how republicans didn't do a single thing and play that mitch mcconnell hit on a loop about how he and the gop are united in obstructing this administration after every turn. >> yeah. well, you know, i don't know if you are familiar with the canadian actor singer audry graham. but he did say that petty is real. >> petty is real and petty resonates. people fully understand what it means when democrats call this out unrelentingly. it is important they do that on a drum beat in a lead-up to the midterms. >> on a beat. mark? >> i would hope that those who are republican voters, lean republican would realize they're all having their intelligence insulted at this very moment. these are party leaders in this party, republican party, who could care less about the well-being of their constituents. what the rescue plan has done is helped everyone, not just democ

hope for these people who are trying to come out and form this party within a party, much like the dncs in the republican party these days are still terrified of being primaried from the right because one of the things that has to be contended with is there's always someone out there willing to say dumb, mean things for money and -- >> well, that's clear. >> that's how we got trump. >> yeah. >> so how do you get to the point where people care about the policies and not about feeling good about the people they are told they should feel bad about. >> this picture that you have drawn, even though you say you've not really experienced it in your life, jennifer, it's a beautiful picture. it sounds like opportunity to me. is it possible? i talked to joe walsh who said guys like him are out in the wilderness for a while. >> it wasn't in the deep, dark ages that you had a president, george w. bush, whatever you think of his foreign policy, who was pro-immigration reform, who had no child left behind, who was interested in opportunity for disadvantaged youth. it wasn't in the deep, dark ages th

a defendant has the right to have their lawyer contacts the dnc, my client demands to testify before the grand jury. now, a defendant or a target who does that is obligated to waive their immunity, and give testimony. but unlike federal grand jury practice, and unlike any other state i am aware of, donald trump could wave immunity and a prayer before the grand jury to give his testimony. >> so, adam, quickly before we have to go to break here -- absent any leaks, what would you be looking for as external clues about what is happening in this investigation? >> i would look for people pleading guilty, which will occur in open court. people linked to this if they're going to get a plea agreement, they will plead guilty. and i am sure you guys will -- i'm sure they're people watching the dockets and studying the courthouse to see if any police are taken. if anyone gets a cooperation agreement. that's a telling sign. >> john, you have your silent. get down to the courthouse and look for people pleading guilty. [laughs] and then we've got show to. do >> i'm on my way, lawrence. >> okay ada

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. >> the dnc chairman says the party is united behind newsom but republicans still see an opening.lyn jenner is generating a lot of buzz with her campaign while businessman john cox who lost to newsom in 2018 is spending $5 million to air ads starting today. >> we chose pretty over accomplished. >> pretty boy. pretty boy. >> in his ad cox accuses newsom of catering to special interest while keeping california closed. >> our kids will never again miss an entire year of school. >> but recent polling shows 57% of californians approve of how newsom is handling the state's k through 12 education system. still, with the recall election months away, experts warn newsom's luck can still change. >> newsom's biggest threat is probably not a republican but would actually be a really strong democrat who is not newsom who runs in the recall. and then anything could happen. >> recall fever built up as california kept lockdowns in place longer than other states but with california now reopening and coronavirus cases dropping, it's unclear how much voters will embrace pushing newsom out of office.

howard dean ran the democratic party as dnc chair. many other titles and accolades that i could list. but i begin there. and, michael, your republican party has a problem tonight. i guess i'll ask you what you think about what i now share with viewers, that i believe this goes beyond a party or an election or political posturing. there is a concern here about whether both parties will adhere to elections or not in this country. >> yeah, i don't think that's an exaggeration, ari. i think that's a very finely tuned point, based on the evidence and facts that have been presented to us by the party, not just in these moments that occurred today, but going back to probably about a year ago this time when the president began his narrative to systematically shake down the election of 2020 by, you know, intimating and then outright saying that if he were not the winner that the election was fraudulent. and, so, what is disturbing and very problematic for the party is that leaders in that party, in this party, took up that mantle, that lie, an

raskin: how many officers were diverted to the pipe bombs of the dnc and are and see? mr. bolton: six. it would be three teams. >> there was only seven officers left for the rest of the seizure of the capital? mr. bolton: two. there were four teams initially, so there would have been to, so it would have been a total. like i said, they do double duty as well as -- rep. raskin: let me ask you this, how much were our people and threat assessment unaware just by the sheer magnitude and veracity of the violent attack on the capital. -- capital? i know the department of -- identified violent white supremacy is the number one terror threat in the country, but where they just overwhelmed and stunned at the complexity and magnitude of the attack? mr. bolton: i would venture to say yes. that is the problem. what we pointed out, by lack of having adequate policy to procedures and truly defined roles, all this information that was coming into the department, it did not go anywhere, we weren't able to triage it, that's why we mentioned a duty desk that would receive and disseminate th