if the f.b.i. had exculpatory information or a contradictory information, information that contradicted that underlying predicate, would you agree with me the f.b.i. had an obligation not to withhold that and provide that to the fisa court? >> i think the f.b.i. one should have vetted both the information as best they could, and two i think there should have been discussion with d.o.j. and the fisa court about that information. >> -- mr. ratcliffe: what if there was no discussion, would that have been improper? mr. anderson: i don't know if it would have been improper but i don't think it would be the transparency those hearings need. one of the congressmen brought up earlier this is a significant power. . ratcliffe: what's yourer take? >> in our world, which is the same world you were in for a long time, there is some laxity involved how much you have to disclose with respect to exculpatory information with respect to the grand jury. i think the big difference here is that a the criminal process h

f.b.i. director named comey who at one time testified, used to mean something when an f.b.i. director testified before congress. comey has hurt that a great deal. because of so many falsehoods that have been spoken while under oath here on capitol hill. we e had indicated that have isis investigations, isis cells in every state in the union at one time. basically to that effect. that would tell us that this lot recently discovered is not inconsistent with what a former f.b.i. director was concerned about some years back. so it is important to control our borders, to know who is coming in. because we know people want to take down the united states of america. people who have evil intentions know, if you take down the nited states of america as a power, then evil can prevail throughout the world. i had mentioned to a few australians here a year or so ago, one of the other members of congress said, you know, it seems like we keep losing liberties here, free speech, people want to take away seco

on the steele dossier, that was reported to the f.b.i. it was given to the f.b.i. in the summer of 2016. and if there are ways we can make sure on a going-forward basis that any of those kind of -- again, foreign-based activities are appropriately reported to law enforcement, let's have at it. but to say we don't think this is important enough or that somehow this issue of the integrity of our election system shouldn't be debated or shouldn't be taken up and put protections in place is frankly astonishing to me. it's astonishing to me as well that 17 months out from this election, we have a white house where there's no one in charge of election security. it's 17 months out from a -- frm the next election we let sit bipartisan security legislation that would ensure that there is that paper trail and that there is that ability to audit the elections after the fact so we can make sure americans have faith in the integrity of votes. pretty remarkable that 17 months out from the next election and three weeks after we've seen manipulation of a video of the speaker of the

do you call the f.b.i.?think you do. >> you don't call the f.b.i., you throw somebody out of your office. >> al gore got a stolen briefing book, he called the f.b.i. >> this is somebody who said we have information on your opponent. oh, let me call the f.b.i. give me a break. life doesn't work that way. >> the f.b.i. director says that's what should happen. >> the f.b.i. director is wrong. ( audience reacts ) >> trevor: whoa, is f.b.i. director is wrong. i guess trump likes law and order until the law doesn't follow his orders. that's a weird one. did anybody picked up the part where he says i've seen a lot of things in my life but never called the f.b.i.? i wonder what other crimes trump witnessed he didn't report -- i've seen it all, murderers, kidnappings, weirdoes tickling kids' feet, but i ain't no snitch! ( laughter ) here's the thing, this is not one of those issues that's left versus right, democrat versus republican. no, in fact, even trump's loyal subjects are calling him out. >> some republicans w

reporter: to contact the f.b.i. mr. mccarthy: you are asking a hypothetical and let's look what happened. adam schiff got a phone call that he thought was a foreign individual and he took it. what action did he take after the fact? did the democratic party spend money to a foreign individual to try to drum something up that were lies? that's what we found. didn't we go through a mueller report that found no collusion and no obstruction. if an entity comes to you, yes, go to the appropriate individuals. reporter: you said a hypothetical here, we are asking specifically of remarks of the president, he speaks for the executive office and we would like you respectfully to address that question. mr. mccarthy: i have addressed it. reporter: is there a problem. mr. mccarthy: did the president ever say he would be more flexible after the next election? no. e has been more tougher on russia. as anybody has gone through the mueller report that found no collusion and foreign entities tried, the president has gone through and acted

he was joined by f.b.i. director christopher wray and assistant director of the f.b.i.'s training academy. donald: good morning. i'm assistant director of the fbi's turning division in quantico. visitors, we're very happy to have you w donald: good morning. i am don alway, assistant director of the fbi's training division here at quantico, virginia. visitors, we are very happy to have you with us today. members of the marine corps, fbi, dea and national academy family, welcome home. i see we have several beautiful and peaceful babies in the audience. hile all babies are beautiful, they are not always peaceful. there is a high likelihood they will get frustrated with us. please stay with us, keep us in the audience. their voices remind us of why we choose this for a profession. today, we have 213 kids in the audience, many of which are skipping school. [laughter] this is far too many to ask the director for an emergency waiver, so w today, we have 213 kids in the audience, many of which are skipping school. [laughter] this is far too many to ask for an emergency waiver, s

the f.b.i.'s motto is, fidelity, bravery, and integrity, and for the men and women of the bureau, uncompromising integrity both personal and institutional is the core value. that same integrity is a hallmark of this institution. william and mary was the first college in the country to have a student-run honor system. that honor system and community of trust it enables rests on one precept and that precept is, integrity. in your professional and personal success will rest on that same precept. and there will come a time when you will be tested. you may find yourself standing alone against those you thought were trusted colleagues. you may stand to lose what you have worked for. and the decision will not be an easy call. but surely william and mary has prepared you for just such a test. indeed, your own thomas jefferson believed that william and mary was the finest school of manners and morals that ever existed in america. as graduates, as graduates you are charged with upholding this legacy of hon

"oh, let's call the f.b.i." the f.b.i. doesn't have enough agents to take care of it. ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: it's true. it's like an arsonist saying, "i know this building is burning down, but i don't want to bother the fire department. they've got to be slammed, what with all the fires i'm starting around here ." ( laughter ) ( applause ) then, stephanopoulos brought up a similar case: >> al gore got a stolen briefing book, he called the f.b.i. >> well, that's different, a stolen briefing book. this isn't a stolen-- >> stephen: yes, it is. hillary's emails were stolen. (as trump) "totally different. they were in a computer, everyone knows laws don't apply there. ( laughter ) down in there, it's all ruled by tron and the guys on the laser motorcycles." ( laughter ) "olivia wilde. magic ." ( laughter ) we laugh because it's evil, and it's evil and it's stupid. for the last two years, every other word out of his mouth was "no collusion." he personally dictated the statement about don jr.'s trump tower meeting, sayin

f.b.i. officials and a former assistant u.s. attorney questioned about the scope of possible russian interference in future elections. >> so my question, mr. anderson, official ormer senior at the f.b.i., despite the of step up or ts lift, we're professionals, we go to heads down and work every day, most mportantly, our work force, those dedicated professionals, completely immune from these by the president of the united states? and, i know you're not there there, i f you were would be curious as to what your reaction would have been to you think might be the reaction by the work do you think they would be concerned about their ob or their work in light of frankly unwarranted attacks? >> thank you, congressman. of all, i have never seen anything like this in my almost 30 years of law enforcement. f.b.i. for over a hundred years has been through downs but i and personally think it's taken a toll. look, the men and women of the united states intelligence will go to work and give 110% every day

the f.b.i.asn't conducting the investigations and looking for the truth. they were trying to shape public opinion. and i think most notably the corrupt origins of the investigation inside the obama white house. where we weren't just violating the rights of our own citizens but britain and others that we could haven't done in the united states. that's bad news. >> i want to get back to kolinick. you are on the hill and you see what is going on every day. do you sense the tide is turning feeling on the hill where the democrats realize there is something going on here? that there was clearly, this was not, to quote susan rice "by the book f.b.i. investigation here." listen, your colleagues up on the hill are the democrats. we may not agree with them but they are not stupid. they have to know there were severe abnormalities here. are they worrying that this is coming out and it may rebound on them? >> something they worry about is the authority that barr has with respect with the declassification. i

i won't tell the f.b.i.people saying that they would be interested at this. >> to the point of impeachment and that extreme. rush limbaugh is a popular conservative. he has a dog in this hunt. he is pro-trump and he wants to take the air out of bernie sanders' race. he will be critical of it. but you have to ask yourself about sanders's -- biden's race. you have to ask yourself about biden's strategy on this? how violent does he want to be in the language of anti-trump? how much velocity does he want to have around that when there is an appeal to moderate democrats and moderate republicans and centrists. he will make his position known but is that going to be his singular point? will he constantly be harping on it? probably not. >> biden is up 30 points with independents. trump picked up independents and he is 15% ahead. joe biden is running against the president, not republicans as a whole. >> sandra: we have to leave it there. you did not disappoint, a-team. >> we'll talk about it more in the greenroom. >>

according to our f.b.i.ords, when william barr served as the nation's attorney general back 77th in the 90's he never had the chance to attend a graduation here at the f.b.i. academy. so, today doing his tenure as the 85th attorney general, it is a great honor for us to welcome him to quantico for a national academy graduation. last month you noted that during the first tenure, forging a strong relationship with our state and local partners was essential to achieving our common vision. and as i am confident that you have discovered since coming back to the d.o.j., that you see that the scope and range of today's threat make your statement truer than ever. there is no better example to our commitment to forging stronger partnerships than the national academy, where we train some of the finest law enforcement officers and leaders here at home and around the world. to the outstanding graduates of the 276th, thank you for being a part of the national academy, f.b.i., support of the and for all you do and will do

if the f.b.i.d exculpatory information or a contradictory information, information that contradicted that underlying predicate, would you agree with me the f.b.i. had an obligation not to withhold that and provide that to the fisa court? mr. anderson: i think the .b.i., one, should have vetted both the information as best they could, and, two, i think there should have been discussion with d.o.j. and the fisa court about that information. mr. ratcliffe: what if there was no discussion, would that have been improper? mr. anderson: i don't know if it would have been improper, but i don't think it would be the transparency those hearings need. one of the congressmen brought up earlier this is a significant power. mr. ratcliffe: what's your take? mr. mccarthy: in our world, which is the same world you were in for a long time, there is some laxity involved how much you have to disclose with respect to exculpatory information with respect to the grand jury. i think the big difference here is that a the c

the f.b.i. doesn't have enough agents to take care of it but you go and talk honestly to congressman they all do it they always have and that's the way it is it's called research research arts and talk about that i'm joined at the big table here by julian smith she's a former deputy national security adviser to former us vice president joe biden she's in berlin this year as a fellow at the boss it's good to have you back on the program you know you have been on the inside. for our viewers tell us is it common practice for a sitting u.s. president to accept campaign help information from a foreign government that he could then use against his opponent in a national election no i mean the short answer is obviously no it's completely unacceptable and inappropriate for a sitting u.s. president to see or receive incriminating information on any sort of political opponent it's also inappropriate for anyone running for office whether it's for congress whether it's for us president that is absolutely un

we've asked the f.b.i. f.b.i. to comment on the story we are awaiting the reply. a 17 year old scout a student claims he was kicked out of class after arguing that there are only 2 genders and security filmed being told off by the teacher i am stating what is a national school of thought at the policy ok not every policy is scientific muddy and you can come out here and say that i'm not being inclusive so much so i didn't see the research i said what you just seeing you as not being inclusive of all costs so you know what you think and i know what that authority thanks i know what the authorities point if you want to say very clear very clear that you make no discrimination on the grounds of videos you make in discrimination i'm simply saying there are 2 genders male and female anything else is a personal identification i'm sorry but you chose to make an issue of making a point which is contrary to policy. the local authority said the video doesn't show the full context of the exchange of attention counsel added that he wants good relations between different group

and f.b.i. agent accidentally reveals his social media posts promoting and toothbrushing conspiracy theories to rest the case into a synagogue shooting. little so to come a lesson in life a scottish student claims that he was booted out of class for arguing there are only 2 genders. what you think and. thanks for your point if you want to see a. very clear discrimination on the video you can discrimination action pushing the . good evening and welcome to international. donald trump says he called off a strike against iran with just 10 minutes to spare the attack was meant to be in retaliation for tehran downing a pentagon surveillance drone over the gulf region strait of hormuz the u.s. president will however put fresh sanctions on tehran some of them slowly and some quote very rapidly. they came in they said sure we're ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case arena and they said came back said sure approximately

of course can't have the f.b.i. knowing everything at the time of the voluntary production counsel for the democratic national committee told the government that the redacted material concerns steps taken to remediate the attack and to harden the d.n.c. and democratic congressional campaign committee systems against future attack so here's how it is a private security company that was hired by the d.n.c. writes a draft report never getting around to finishing the final one crosses out and that's a bunch of stuff because they're worried that letting the f.b.i. know things might for some unexplainable reason hurt their security and this is the chief evidence of russia's role and the hack of course dowd has might ask why on earth a private security company was carrying out the investigation in the 1st place why it wasn't the f.b.i. our friends expose would always prefer to get access to the original device or server that's involved so it's the it's the best evidence were you given access to do the forensics on those se

an f.b.i. agent accidentally reveals his social media posts promoting anti russian conspiracy theories during an investigation into a synagogue shooting. also to come a lesson in life a scottish student claims he was booted out of class for arguing there are only 2 genders. what you think i know you look like a 3rd of the things i do it for you if you want to share the clear very clear discrimination. really if you can discrimination action pushing the genders male and female. a variable welcome you're watching r.t. international with me making great to have you with us. the u.s. president says he counseled a strike against iran because he doesn't want to kill anyone unless it's absolutely necessary but comes after donald trump said he called off the strike was just minutes to spare the attack was meant to be in retaliation for 2 wrong downing a pentagon surveillance drone over the gulf regions the strait of hormuz. one thing i want to know what i want to know what are your values are driven by

and f.b.i. agent has accidentally revealed his own social media posts promoting anti russian conspiracy theories it happened during his investigation into the synagogue shooting in california with more is in the. oh the unbounded online world with all of its shady hidden corners you never know what you may stumble upon think of a synagogue shooting tragedy and an f.b.i. agent spreading anti russian conspiracies as parts of one single story weird one home well here's a story a couple of months ago a young man opened fire in a california synagogue killing one and one being 3 the sheriff says police were reviewing an open letter he posted on line on the last day of passover bloodshed in the middle of shabat services the complaint alleges that ernest took one life and injured 3 other people including a child the f.b.i. put special agent michael j. rod on a mission to dig into the crime eventually the application for a search warrant against the shooter was published online there were screenshots fro

and f.b.i. agents accidentally reveals his social media posts promoting anti russian conspiracy theories during an investigation into a synagogue shooting. also has a camera less than in life a scottish student claims he was booted out of class for arguing there are only 2 german.

its time a cop fly in peace the f.b.i. arrested a temple university physicist at gunpoint in front of his family while the due date he was suspected of sharing with the chinese was old and publicly available is one of the dumbest civil liberties violations i've ever heard don't they think about all the the on well americans who might suffer because of this because we're really the cure for cancer will have to wait until we figure this thing out you mean you mean figure this well i was referring to a prostate exam out there. was a good start to the being weeded out bad cops are not for more on this story we go to our truth bomb that we were killed. everyone needs a place to belong or knows i'm still trying to find a place to get in where i can fit in. so i figured i'd give church a try. ok that last one is wrong i'm not going to hell because. already begun there. is what happens when you intentionally spoil a vendors end game on social media. but when you can't find anyone in real life who lied to you who you are as a perso

an f.b.i. agent accidentally reveals his social media post promoting anti russian conspiracy theories during an investigation into a synagogue shooting. also to come this hour a lesson in life a scholar student claims he was booted out of class arguing there are only 2 genders. are you what you think and i know what you thought of the things i knew that for you for you to understand. very clearly discrimination on the grounds of videos which you can discrimination which i'm pushing the true gender. you're watching our changing national coming to you live from the russian capital worth just turned 4 pm welcome to the program. donald trump says he called off a strike against iran with just 10 minutes to spare the attack was meant to be in retaliation for tehran downing a us military drone over the gulf regions strait of hormuz. they came in they said sure we're ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case arena and the

and f.b.i. agents accidentally reveals his social media posts promoting anti russian conspiracy theories during an investigation into a synagogue shooting. also to come up a lesson in life a scottish student claims he was booted out of class for arguing there are only 2 genders. what you think and i do think that the thought of the things you would have for you if you want to share the clear very clear discrimination on the grounds of really if you can discrimination actually pushing the 2 genders male and female. a very warm welcome you're watching r.c. international with me nicky erin top story this hour u.s. secretary of state's mark compare has said diplomatic isolation and economic pressure on iran will continue to grow but comes just a day after donald trump said he called off a strike against iran with just minutes to spare the attack was meant to be in retaliation for 2 wrong downing a pentagon surveillance drone over the gulf region strait of hormuz. they came in they said sure we're re

an f.b.i. agent accidentally reveals his social media promoting russian conspiracy theory investigation into a cynical. claim. for arguing. and i. want to clear. discrimination. good morning welcome you're watching international trump says he called off a strike against iran with just 10 minutes to spare the attack was meant to be in retaliation for u.s. military surveillance over the gulf region strait of hormuz. they came in they said sure we're ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case arabians they said came back. approximately 150 and i thought about it for a 2nd i said you know what they shut down and. drone and here we are busy sitting with 150 dead people and i didn't like it was cancelled strike is the closest the u.s. has been to a direct confrontation with iran iran says the u.s. drone it had shot down earlier had flown into its space washington says it was operating over international waters this month

plus an f.b.i. agent accidentally revealed his social media posts promoting anti russian conspiracy theories in an investigation into a synagogue shooting. to come this hour a lesson in life a student claims he was voted out of class for arguing there are only 2 genders. what you think and i. think i do it for you if you want to clear up very quickly i. should. be making discrimination action pushing through gender. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our tates q. in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. donald trump says he called off a strike against iran with just 10 minutes to spare their talk was meant to be in retaliation for tehran downing a us military drone over the gulf region strait of hormuz. they came in they said sir we're ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case arrangements they said came back said sir approximately 150 and i thought about it for a 2nd i said you know what they

an f.b.i. agent accidentally revealed his social media post promoting anti russian conspiracy theories during an investigation into a synagogue shooting. also become a lesson and life student claims he was booted out of class there are only 2 genders are you what you think and i knew what i thought of the things i do it for you if you want to say to clear up very clear. on the videos you make indiscrimination i'm simply saying they're 2 genders. you're watching our 2 international bring you a live news update from our studio here and moscow welcome to the program. says he called off a strike against iran with just 10 minutes to spare the attack was meant to be in retaliation for tehran downing a us military drone over the gulf region the strait of hormuz. they came in they said sure we're ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case arena and they said they came back said sure approximately 150 and i thought about it

an f.b.i. agent accidentally revealed his social media post promoting anti russian conspiracy theories during an investigation into a synagogue shooting. also become a lesson and life student claims he was booted out of class there are only 2 genders for you what you think and i knew what i thought of these things i knew it for you if you want to say to clear up very clear.

of course cond have the f.b.i. knowing everything at the time of the voluntary production counsel for the democratic national committee told the government the redacted material concerns steps taken to remediate the attack and to harden the d.n.c. and democratic congressional campaign committee systems against future attacks so here's how it is a private security company that was hired by the d.n.c. writes a draft report never getting around to finishing the final one course is out and we're that's a bunch of stuff because they're worried that letting the f.b.i. know things might for some unexplainable reason hurt their security and this is the chief evidence of russia's role and the hack of course that has might ask why on earth a private security company was carrying out the investigation in the 1st place why it wasn't the f.b.i. our friends expose would always prefer to get access to the original device or server that's involved so it's the it's the best evidence were you given access to do the forensics on thos