the the f.b.i. or the cia recruits exiles in miami or equal who are the children of excitement to perform tasks for the government out of a sense of patriotism or of a sense of getting back at the country for which they came from because of that in the in the number of grievances that they have against it for example in the case of cuban exiles in miami. a lot of folks were recorded with the thought that they would eat up instruments bring out a change in. the cd. and and then to their surprise they end up doing other things for the f.b.i. or the cia the largest cia operation in the united states was called j. unweight and it was done i don't i am in there was principally a number of cuba that sounds through that there was also an operation called operation on boots in the early 1960 s. and a lot of the folks who'd be that were created by the united states government to ostensibly bring up all the violent overthrow of the cuban government ended up performing acts of terrorism on u.s. soil. and also

you know when when white male f.b.i. agent looks out on the horizon about who might be a threat later these violent white supremacists who have been part of our society for decades aren't saying is the big problem it's some new and emerging issue that tends to come from a space that is on comfortable for that f.b.i. agent right so it's easy to look at black lives matter movement or the standing rock water protectors and think that that is extremely dangerous even though if you evaluate them objective lead by the evidence they're not nearly as violent as as white supremacists are far right militia groups. so there is a tendency to view them and in fact the f.b.i. created a designated terrorism into a category called black identity extremism. that tried to manufacture a terrorist threat out of the black lives matter movement right so so i think it is a problem but my concern with those groups actually becoming violent is the lack of law enforcement attention to its promises violence well gentlemen we're going to have to we

unli even the f.b.i. has done to try to to to designate violent extremists you know black identity extremists where they are what it called black identity to miss to justify the surveillance of those kinds of political dissent movements so it's with that knowledge of that background that i sort of brain deep suspicion of efforts of law enforcement agency idea that we if we just gave them more tools this time directing them a white supremacists that they would get it right i don't think that history shows us that that's how that happens i think just so you don't flip a switch and suddenly transform an engine see these are deep seated long histories with with sort of india logical basis and. unfortunately the problem with that the word terrorism has. come to equate terrorism as as one of the other powerset so i just would really urge caution coming down that road color queue jumping near dallas saying that the government is part of the problem that these agencies like the f.b.i. and police the police in you

two f.b.i.s who specialized in crimes against children, killed, three others wounded, trying to serve a warrant in a child pornography case. tonight, the first calls for help, and the latest details. "singularly responsible." the democrats' case against former president trump, accusing him of setting off rioters like a loaded cannon. and, trump's legal team responds, saying the senate can't try an ex-president. plus... >> and then i just start to hear these yells of, "where is she?!" >> o'donnell: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez's revelation. vaccinated at your local pharmacy? the new white house plan tonight to increase the number of shots to americans. reversing trump's hard-line immigration policies. president biden aims to reunite families separated at the border. "women and the pandemic." in our series, we look at the economic toll. a "she-session." why more women are leaving the workforce than men. putin, the poisoner. protests tonight as opposition leader alexei navalny lashes out

as f.b.i. agents served awe search warrant in a child pornohy c officers found five agents had been shot, two killed. the gunman, authorities say, killed himself. >> our chosen profession is fraught with danger. today, this grim reality has taken two of our best from our family. >> reporter: the fallen special agents, daniel alfin and laura schwartzenberger, were saluted as their flag-draped remains were escorted to the medical examiner. drti well known for eir schwartzenberger had taken to local news channels and even visited schools to warn the youngest and most vulnerable against becoming victims. president biden was briefed on the shoot-out earlier today. >> they put their lives on the line. and it's a hell of a price to edelyor the f.b.i. in south florida: the april 1989 shoot-out that left agents dead, just 30 miles from today's scene. >> that pretty much changed how the f.b.i. trains their f.b.i. agents. >> reporter: retired f.b.i. agent katherine schweit says rigorous training cannot pr

the f.b.i. a man opened fire yesterday on f.b.i. agents attempting to serve a child pornography warrant. after he spotted them on his security camera, killing two of them, wounding more. the bureau identified those agents as 43-year-old laura schwartzenberger and we do not yet have the photograph of 36-year-old david alfin who also was killed. three other agents wounded. a live report from sunrise, florida, is coming up. president biden is set to meet with democrat senators at the white house this hour on his covid-19 stimulus plan after suggesting that republicans counter proposal is dead on arrival. biden told top democrats he wants a big, bold package and the party is prepared to pass it without republican votes despite the president's push for unity and working together. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". democrats are fast tracking a stimulus plan despite lacking any republican support as the president faces increasing pressure from the far left of his political party

one of the f.b.i.ow we saw this moments ago, we're showing you the flag-draped body of that agent. this is a tough day for the nation, obviously for those in sunrise, florida. they went to serve a warrant. two of the wounded agents reported to be in stable condition. and for some insights into what may have happened and how the investigation is unfolding right now i want to bring in pat brosnan a retired new york city police detective joining me by phone. pat, these scenes are horrible to watch. they were doing their jobs. what is the first thing that will be looked at at this point? >> first of all, good morning and it is absolutely heartbreaking. those images are terrible, terrible. but the fact is as you mentioned there is no such thing as a routine search warrant whether for computer evidence related to child exploitation. every single warrant is the same as going after a confirmed cop killer. this just reinforces and is a brutal reminder of the extreme dangers. this is the guy who would be served

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and f.b.i. were ultimately behind the 965 assassination the letter by then officer raymond would stated that would was compelled by supervisors at the n.y.p.d. to coax members of malcolm x. the security team into committing crimes that led to their west just days before malcolm's assassination. the last he members of his security team left new york's audubon ballroom on security would believe the arrests were part of the conspiracy by the n.y.p.d. and f.b.i. to murder malcolm x. who recently left the nation of islam creating some bad blood in a timely for oil for his murder what's contended that him and other officers were hired by the n.y.p.d. to infiltrate civil rights groups and find criminal evidence so the f.b.i. could discredit and arrest them but it was later evidence of an actual government cover up or is it just adding fuel to the fire for conspiracy theories joining us now is civil rights activist and the author of as a condition of your freedom guide to sell we're dimension from socie

>> rapp: our own f.b.i.ified the metadata and determined that everything was rock solid, that the whole group of photos represented, real people a >> pelley: the f.b.i. analyzed caesar's images. in the 242 pictures it sampled, the f.b.i. says the "image files exhibit no artifacts or inconsistencies." one prisoner caesar did not photograph is this man, who goes by the alias, ali. he was imprisoned because of the place of his birth. where were you born? >> ali ( translated ): in columbus, ohio. >> pelley: but you moved to syria as a child? >> ali ( translated ): correct. >> pelley: in 2012, on a trip from the u.s., ali, flew to damascus. it was the second year of the war. he never made it out of the airport. his u.s. passport was a ticket to an underground prison. >> ali ( translated ): one of the high-ranked intelligence officers told me, we don't care if you are american. we can kill you. we can keep you detained forever. >> pelley: three weeks of interrogation seemed like forever. he told us his feet were b

the only thing that has not been filed is judge edgarland's f.b.i. background -- garland's f.b.i. background investigation. the committee hearings have been scheduled before the f.b.i. background investigation had been submitted. for one example, the committee received then-senator jeff sessions' f.b.i. background investigation just five days before his hearing and we were six days away from a proposed hearing day so what we're asking is not unprecedented or unrealistic. senator graham points out they typically have two days of hearings, one day to question the nominee and one day to question outside witnesses. this isn't always the case. there was a one-day hearing for alberto gonzalez to be attorney general. if the goal is to ensure there is sufficient time to question the nominee and hear from outside witnesses, i'm willing to do just that. allow for two rounds of questions for the nominee and outside witness panel. i also find it surprising that senator graham objects to committee business on the eve of an impeachment trial. just remember the history. on january 16, 2020, the

so that f.b.i. document that was shared on the evening of the 5th, it was shared with task force agents that are embedded from capitol police with the f.b.i. they, in turn, sent that email that they received to a lieutenant within the protective and intelligence operations side of the house. that information was not then forwarded any further up the chain. so that is a lesson learned for u.s. capitol police. and i've put in corrective measures to ensure that going forward, information is shared in a timely fashion and it's shared appropriately going up the chain of command. with that said, we do not believe that based on the information in that document we would have changed our posture, per se, information that was shared was very similar to what u.s. capitol police already had in terms of the militia groups, the white supremists groups as well as the extremists that were going to participate in acts of violence and potentially be harm -- armed, i should say, on the campus. we put in corrective int

if it was widely known by the f.b.i. the capitol hill police people were planning to come to washington before the 6th, to create violence, did he is know about that? the whole story line was that trump created this from the speech. now we know they had it on their mind he spoke and they are playing a game of trying to get trump in on it before january 6. this is why you don't want snatch impeachments. evidence does matter. >> sean: evidence matters big-time because it's now coming in. all right. now walk us through the rest of the process here. you get 16 hours to prosecute the case. the president lawyers don't need 16 hours. do it in three or four max. walk us through. what happened. >> okay. so here is what i would do. take all of your videos. literally. you have got the democratic politicians being silent or encouraging acts of violence. you have a sitting vice president as a u.s. senator telling people they are not going to stop, they shouldn't stop and trying to bail them out. if i were the trump team i expose the

the f.b.i. hauls you in for questioning in a terror investigation not because you have done anything wrong or suspicious but because you bought plane tickets. this is your country's capital. and your bank which you trust with your most private information has ratted you out without your knowledge because bank of america did that and you are being treated like a member of al qaeda. doesn't matter how much you despise donald trump or you believe the hatred of trump suspends this country's civil liberties, going through this, does anyone else know about this? is there a record of this interview? will i lose my job because of that? that actually happened to someone. any way, he goes on and points out this issue of banks handing over information and took me back in time to the george w. bush presidency when i girs got to congress and i first learned something about national security letters. that was a shock to me to find about national security letters because i have a litigant, i have been a felony

the f.b.i. says to take guns discovered near the capitol in january 6th were placed there the night the 1st to get here until christmas suspected that plan. because we are now says the bombs were planted the night before the capital c o n 730 and 30 pm they were planted the day before all the i know the medication and coordinate the money into the issues and. so to answer the question of the house manager does anybody believe that this would have occurred but for the speech from donald trump. i do. all of these facts make clear the january 6th speech did not cause the riots the president did not cause the riots he neither explicitly or implicitly encourage the use of violence or lawless action but in fact called for peaceful exercise of every americans 1st amendment rights to peacefully assemble and petition their government for redress of grievances in other words the brandenburg standard does not meet out the house managers admitted many facts are unknown even speaker pelosi admitted not knowi

. >> f.b.i. internal report the day before the siege warning of a violent war at the capitol. >> the f.b.i. issued a warning of a "war at the capitol." >> the foab warned law enforcement agencies about this specific attack. >> "be ready to fight. congress needs to hear glass breaking, doors being kicked in." >> we developed intelligence that a number of individuals were planning to travel to the d.c. area with the intention to cause violence. we immediately shared that information. >> they pushed out that information through the d.t.t.f. structure. >> it was briefed to our command post operations at all levels of law enforcement. >> two pipe bombs discovered near the capitol on january 6 were placed there the night before. >> new video appears to show a person suspected of planting pipe bombs near the u.s. capitol the night before. >> the f.b.i. now says the bombs were planted the night before the capitol siege, between 7:30 and 8:30. >> they were planted the day before. >> it all goes to the ide

the f.b.i.eport cited to an online post where the user declared that trump supporters should go to washington and get violent. the supporters said, "stop calling this a march or a rally or a protest. go there ready for war. we get our president or we die." these threat warnings were not just hypothetical. actual arrested occurred in the days leading to the attack. on january 4, two days before the rally, one extremely well-publicized arrest was of a proud boy leader who destroyed a church's black lives matter banner a month earlier during the december 12 second million maga march. the report emphasized when he was arrested, he was carrying high-capacity firearm magazines which he claimed were meant to be supplied to another rally attendee for january 6. by the night of january 6 attack, d.c. police had already made six arrests in connection with the planned protests on charges of carrying weapons, ammunitions, assaung police. this is all in public view. all of it. the truth is usually seen andru

according to the "times," f.b.i. agents suspect that the 42-year- old officer's death was related to inhalation of a chemical irritant, such as mace or bear spray. officials cited in the report say video evidence shows the unnamed suspect discussing attacking the officers with bear spray before the attack. medical examiners have not ruled on the cause or manner of sicknick's death pending the results of toxicology tests. in colorado yesterday a man was sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison for plotting to bomb a historic synagogue in 2019. 28-year-old richard holzer was arrested in 2019 in an undercover f.b.i. sting after agents saw his social media posts promoting white supmacist violence. holzer pleaded guilty to attempting to destroy the temple emanuel synagogue in pueblo, colorado with an explosive to stop people from exercising their religion. judge raymond p. moore described holzer's life as filled with violent and hateful imagery, and described the case as dripping with nazism and supremacy. the anti-defamati

rhythmic rendition of his trademark fat locker up locker up then referring to the f.b.i. as for healing of the kidnapping conspiracy which was deadly serious he said that he helped her out with the problem maybe was a problem maybe it wasn't love to see maybe as a problem maybe i wasn't the president united states of america he could not bring himself to publicly oppose a kidnapping and potential assassination conspiracy plot against a sitting governor of one of our 50 states trump knew exactly what he was doing in inciting the january 6th mob exactly. he had just seen how easily his words and actions inspired violence in michigan he sent a clear message to his supporters he encouraged planning and conspiracies to take over capitol buildings and threaten public officials who refused to bow down to his political will is there any chance donald trump was surprised by the results of his own incitement steward tom paine told us to use our common sense the sense we have in common as citizens if we don't try the line here what's next what makes you think the nightmare with dona

tech industry titan collecting linked in resumes from will it appears former us government agents f.b.i. agents in fact leave fagen chavez report for the intercept that quote the company is staffing up with former f.b.i. agents with a focus on security and intelligence gathering ability these 2 go on to write that from 2017 to 2020 of the $1.00 trillion dollar technology but he moved higher 20 former f.b.i. agents at least 2 of whom appear to be responsible for monitoring the labor organizing activity of its workers to keep unions out. yet keeping unions out and surveillance up appears to be one of the many reasons that led to nearly $6000.00 ballots going out this week to union eligible amazon summer workers in bessemer alabama in what has become the largest u.s. union election in amazon's 26 year history as wired magazine reports if the labor organizers win the bessemer warehouse not yet a year old will become the country's 1st unionized facility and potentially a bellwether for the industry nationwide. you know we most certainly can't have worker drones in the united states 2nd large

according to a joint threat assessment bulletin from the department of homeland security the f.b.i. and 8 other law enforcement entities quote since the incident at the u.s. capitol on january 6th russian iranian and chinese influence actors have seize the opportunity to amplify narratives in furtherance of their policy interest amid the presidential transition we cannot let them use what happened on january 6th to define us who we are and what we stand for we get to define ourselves by how we respond to the attack of january 6th and some might be tempted to say and point out that our adversaries are always going to be critical of the united states. but following the insurrection on january 6th even our allies are speaking up canadian prime minister justin trudeau said quote what we witnessed was an assault on democracy vibe violent rioters incited by the current president and other politicians as shocking deeply disturbing and frankly saddening is that event remains we have also seen this week that democracy is resilient in america our closest ally and neighbor the georgian german

now we do know that there was an f.b.i. report from the field office and offered ginia they testified that that report did come here in the night before the riot but it went to an intelligence unit did not go to the 3 heads of security and there's a lot of questions about how prepared they were for this the former police chief of the capitol hill police said that no force could possibly be trained or equipped to repel a mob like that and i think that was deep concern to senators who basically thought that's exactly what the capitol hill police were trained for it turns out they didn't have the equipment as you mentioned most don't have helmets they don't have gas masks and they did and these security officials did say they did have an assessment that they were going to be white supremacists members of the proud boys an extremist group possibly and that there could be armed that there could be violence and so they said in response to that what they did was push back the perimeter but what they did when they pushed back the p

saying always appeared on fox to say the reason he wants to call witnesses is it going to call the f.b.i. apparently this was faux replaying something that they had aired earlier in the week and on monday lindsey graham said well if they call for witnesses i'll call for witnesses too and we want the f.b.i. because there is a theory in the dark corners of the web no more than a conspiracy theory that nancy pelosi somehow told the f.b.i. to stand down because she wanted the morgue to come to capitol hill even though many in the morgue were professing that they wanted to kill nancy pelosi and you remember those famous pictures of people ransacking her office sitting with her feet up in the desk apparently this was something that she had wanted according to this conspiracy theory which lindsey graham is know giving a bit of credibility to and we are as well by talking about it but he said earlier this week that that's what he would do the donald trump's lawyer has said that he will call hundreds of witnesses he won't be allowed to call hundreds of witnesses essentially the witness list will

has since been charged with 8 federal crimes for his conduct related to january 6 according to an f.b.i. agent's affidavit submitted to the court the group that was with him during the sack of the capitol confirmed that they were out to murder quote anyone they got their hands on here's what the f.b.i. said and i quote other members of the group talked about things they had done that day and they said that anyone they got their hands on they would have killed including nancy pelosi and i quote they would have killed vice president mike pence if given the chance they were talking about assassinating the vice president of the united states during the course of the attack the vice president never left the capitol remain locked down with his family. with his family inside the building remember that if you think about these images in the sounds of the attack the vice president our 2nd in command was always at the center of it vice president pant was threatened with death by the president's supporters because he rejected president trump's demand that he overturn the election the mob also went

call witnesses in retaliation and among the witnesses he says he's going to call our members of the f.b.i. because he believes apparently in this conspiracy theory that has been circulating in the far reaches of the web that the f.b.i. were essentially stood down on the 6th of january by nancy pelosi so that the more when they were coming to capitol hill would be able to take over very easily indeed so it's clear that he wants to subpoena people from the f.b.i. and also nancy pelosi herself and any documents that they can it's an interesting take. not one i think might be successful with the senate apparently there were some words between ron johnson who is a big supporter of donald trump and mitt romney who is also a republican but has been critical of of donald trump there were some words between them on the senate floor because mitt romney voted to have witnesses as well just on a technical note the senate was meant to be in recess next week so this actually doesn't stop the actual data the work of the senate and it may well be that they might have to come back at some point in the com

two f.b.i. who specialized in crimes against children, killed, three others wounded, trying to serve a warrant in a child pornography case. tonight, the first calls for help, and the latest details. "singularly responsible." the democrats' case against former president trump, accusing him of setting off rioters like a loaded cannon. and, trump's legal team responds, saying the senate can't try an ex-president. plus... >> and then i just start to hear these yells of, "where is she?!" >> o'donnell: congresswoman

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president trumps refusal to take accountability and his refusal to forcibly denounce what his own f.b.i. identified as some of the most dangerous elements of our country. even as the attack was underway he tweeted words of support to his violent supporters and that i'm in the aftermath on january 7th president trump made it clear this was only the beginning and do all of my wonderful supporters i know you are disappointed but i also want you to know that our incredible journey is only just beginning and he was right unless we take action the violence is only just beginning and the aftermath of the attack we saw a huge rise in threats to our from domestic violent extremists including specific threats to the inauguration in d.c. and also to all 50 state capitols our intelligence agencies confirmed that in addition to the specific threats president tromps conduct embolden the very same violent groups who initiated the attack and sparked new violent coalitions these groups believe that they're following his orders they believe that their acts of insurrection and violence are patriotic viole

but supervisory special agent edward you of the f.b.i. entirely. >> you: the return on investment is aggregating the data and what they can do with it once they have enough of it. >> wertheim: you're saying these-- these genealogy companies, the real value is everything you can do with this data set? >> you: the value is in the data. it-- it's not just the genealogy companies. everybody is looking at what kind of data do i have access to, how much do i have, and then how can i turn around and-- and monetize it. >> wertheim: that's where the money is? >> you: absolutely. >> wertheim: for example, just this past week, 23andme was reported to be in talks to go public, with a valuation of $4 billion. it's a common refrain in the world of biotech: data is the new oil, and it's all types of health data that might come from your smart-watch, your social media, your credit card. u.c. davis professor of law lisa ikemoto specializes in bioethics, and is studying how the new market for d.n.a. and health data is taking shape. it seems like a bit of a

on january 7th chancellor i spoke to the f.b.i. and he said that he came as part of a group effort with other patriots from arizona at the request of the president that all patriots come to d.c. on january 6th 2021. on january 14th chance lee's lawyer gave an interview to question chris cuomo in which he said that chance lee was there quote at the invitation of our president who said he would walk down pennsylvania avenue with him in fact chancellor's lawyer now says that chancellor felt duped by the president and he regrets what the president brought him to do. this man who ran through our house who ran into this chamber who sat right there on the diocese and who wrote a note for president picked vice president pence that he was coming for. he and those with him declared they would remove aster ma office if we went against donald trump now he's saying he would not have done any of that if mr trump had told him not to chancellor is not alone and his post-arrest confession that he was following the door directions of donald trump as

infiltration of the black power of the black panther party and also the eventual murder by the f.b.i. of black panther party leader fred hampton and fred hampton is played by daniel you know who you might know from the film get out here he gives a sort of astounding early career high performance but i want to console him as amazing about this movie is as i said it's a story from 50 years ago but it could be ripped from the headlines from from from last year i mean it really touches on the hot button topics of american political life right now particularly the black lives matter movement and the debate over the origins of systemic racism this film is premiering in sundance but it's already a front runner for the oscars particularly for daniel and his amazing performance oh wow and the actress robin wright great actress directing her 1st movie starring it is well it looks a bit like a tour de force she seems to be in every frame. yet you know pretty much this is quite amazing the films called land and as you say it's robin wright's directorial debut the the story she plays the lead and

of the proud voice many of you have heard of this group which since 2018 has been classified by the f.b.i. as an extremist organization. since that classification the group has repeatedly engaged in serious acts of violence including at pro trump rallies and one such act on september 7th the proud boys attacked a man with a baseball bat and then punched him while he was down on the ground on september 29th during a presidential debate president trump was asked specifically if he was willing to condemn white supremacy and militia groups if he was willing to tell them to stand down and stop the violence let's watch but are you willing tonight to condemn whites of promises and militia groups and to say that they need to stand down and not add to the violence and a number of these studies as we saw in an osha and as we've seen in portland show you what americans do that your dog has a let's hear now the president's response. to it. you want to call him what you want to call him give me a name give me what is a protester who like me can die out grow as a person right proud of my boys stand bac

infiltration of the black power of the black panther party and also the eventual murder by the f.b.i. of black panther party leader fred hampton and fred hampton is played by daniel who you might know from the film get out i'm here he gives us sort of astounding really career high performance but i want to console him as amazing about this movie is as i said it's a story from 50 years ago but it could be ripped from the headlines from from from last year i mean it really touches on the hot button topics of american political life right now particularly the black lives matter movement and the debate over the origins of systemic racism this film is premiering in sundance but it's already a front runner for the oscars particularly for daniel and his amazing performance a while and the actress robin wright great actress directing her 1st movie starring it as well it looks a bit like a tour de force she seems to be in every frame. yet you know pretty much this is quite amazing the film is called land and as you say it's robin wright's directorial debut the the story she plays the lead and

infiltration of the black power of the black panther party and also the eventual murder by the f.b.i. of black panther party leader fred hampton and fred hampton as played by daniel who you might know from the film get out i'm here he gives us sort of astounding early career high performance but i'm still a mess amazing about this movie is as i said it's a story from 50 years ago but it could be ripped from the headlines from from from last year i mean it really touches on the hot button topics of american political life right now particularly the black lives matter movement and the debate over the origins of systemic racism this film is premiering in sundance but it's already a front runner for the oscars particularly for daniel and his amazing performance. and the actress robin wright great actress directing her 1st movie starring it as well it looks a bit like a tour de force she seems to be in every frame. yeah yeah pretty much this is quite amazing the film is called land and as you say it's robin wright's directorial debut the the story she plays the lead and it's a woman who is

in jail democratic party officials and media are calling the offenders domestic terrorists and the f.b.i. is identifying suspects with the help of more than 200000 photos and videos mostly from online social networks but that's not gone without consequence for facebook because the tech giant has lost more than $30000000000.00 in market value with investors by the platform's coziness with the f.b.i. analyst and commentator and warns that instant people too could have been caught up in the sweep. a lot of people don't realize i mean a lot of your question on facebook your date is why don't the other thing is that. facebook changes your policy and what may have been acceptable. 6 months ago may not today and in they may come back and go oh you did this and that's against our policy so we're betting most people i would say hundreds of thousands of people really did nothing illegal whatsoever there you had if you had some absolutely but but the majority of people in fact some people that are being turned on and turned over investigator were not in the capital they were perhaps on the capitol

deutch: in 2019, the f.b.i. warned that anti-government identity-based and fringe political conspiracy theories have very lick i -- likely to motivate some domestic extremists to commit criminal and sometimes violent activity. in october last year, this house voted nearly unanimously to condemn qanon conspiracy theories because they encourage the rejection of objective reality, deepen political polarization, and undermine trust in our democratic institutions. but also, because they have inspired real-world violence, bomb threats, vandalism, kidnapping, terrorism, murder and insurrection. congressman green of georgia has a long history of amplifying dangerous conspiracy theirsy online and threatening violent, racist, islamaphobic and anti-semitic conduct. house resolution 72 will ensure that ms. green's conduct does not -- is not rewarded with seats on two important committees. the congresswoman has said american citizens who practiced islam, quote, do not belong in our government and they should stay in their co

dollars of market value as investors have been spooked by the platform's coziness with the feds the f.b.i. has revealed to its getting users personal messages from the platform in order to trace suspected capital rioters listing commentator earl rasmussen told this innocent people these things could have been caught up in this sweep a lot of people don't realize i mean a lot of your vision you dated well you know the thing is that. facebook changes your policy and what may have been acceptable. 6 months ago may not today and in they may come back and go oh you did this and that's against our policy so we're banning for most people i would say hundreds of thousands of people really did nothing illegal whatsoever there you had if you had some absolutely but but the majority of people in fact some people that are being turned in and turned over investigator were not in the capitol they were perhaps on the capitol grounds but that's completely equal eat well until recently completely legal and open and public space so there was really no violation of any type of wall whatsoever but we've kind

to fathom why there was not a contingency plan in place solid coordination between the police the f.b.i. homeland security as well as national guard which was available from 3 different locations right here in virginia and maryland and the d.c. national guard as well that could have been there within minutes if they were activated and there were proper protocols put into place congress has always had very broad authority not only over capitol police a capitol law enforcement but over d.c. laws itself and so all that's come out from the testimony is that the d.c. mayor ordered some minimal national guard troops just to protect me the street closures and things like that that were seen nothing come out about any requests from around the capitol on the force if you're looking at the capitol building itself you'd be looking at the speaker of the house nancy pelosi looking at democratic majority leadership here so it has been confusing and they still don't have the answers to that but especially if the f.b.i. had intelligence and again intelligence showing that multiple agencies show that ev