the f.b.i.'s investigation of trump campaign associates. in 29 applications that the f.b.i. made to the fisa court, i.g. found in 25 of them, there was unsupported, or inconsistent information totalling more than 200 instances where they were unsupported or omitted information. the f.b.i. was unable to even locate the woods' file -- yeah for the other four applications. and found over 400 instances with woods' procedures over 29 samples. director wray testified before this committee and told the people should not lose any sleep over the vast majority of fisa applications. former director comey labeled fisa a top-entire program. it was revealed that they failed to recognize the significant risk poe posed by the noncompliance of the woods' procedures which provide the justification for fisa applications. in may of this year, john durham released his report. that report not only backed up inspector general horowitz's findings but political and bias lied to the foreign intelligence surveillance cour

the f.b.i. bothered to ask. mr. nadler: thank you, i yield back. >> again, thank you to the panel. thanks for indulging us to go vote. we hope everybody votes with me. anyway -- we'll be back probably about an hour. feel free to make yourself comfortable here. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the committee will come to order. we apologize for the interruption. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all for being here. in my 30 years of law enforcement, including as sheriff of a large county, to obtain the warrants i need, i was required to show probable cause to protect the people's fourth amendment rights. great, i totally agree. the f.b.i. on the other hand has abused its fisa authorities and violated american's rights. several investigations and audits, the special council exposed the tex tent to which the f.b.i. viemented fisa auth

president joe biden has been shot and killed by f.b.i. agents in utah.say it happened while special agents tried to serve arrest and search warrants at a home this morning in provo. president biden is scheduled to visit utah this week. let's go to our north american correspondent who has the details. what can you tell us? reporter: the details that we've got so far is that the individual, the suspect is named craig robertson. we understand he was 75 years old and there's a criminal complaint that -- complaint that shows that he was being invested for a few things, notably for making threats against president biden and f.b.i. agents had conducted surveillance on his home back in march. they wanted to talk to him about thinks social media posts. he told them, according to the criminal complaint to come back with a warrant, which they did. in terms of the social media posts, reading the criminal complaint, it's full of really dark messages, his social media. violence towards president biden, other notable democrats, also galorifying gurns. just to read you

there is a lot the f.b.i.g to bear whether additional swat personnel or negotiation support. we'll have to see as it unfolds. >> harris: we'll no doubt be talking with you in the next hours to come. i will wrap it up here on "the faulkner focus" with some new details and revisit where we are. gentlemen, thank you. sheriff's deputies were serving an eviction notice and the suspect opened fire. it turned into a gun fight. the deputies ran out of ammunition. swat arrived. f.b.i. from pittsburgh is on the scene. we will continue to cover this breaking news. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus" coverage. "outnumbered" after the break. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation

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for example, the f.b.i. has to say -- testify in front of house ways and means committee was given a letter the sunday before from d.o.j. telling him not to talk. i know that he could have confirmed additional material facts on this investigation. he did confirm the f.b.i. headquarters notifying the transition firm and secret service but the only thing he was able to speak about. there are so many other people and we've provided the house ways and means committee. we just hope that they follow the leads and talk to the people they need to talk to to get to the bottom of it. our tax system and the american people deserve it. >> bill: thank you for your time. they may want to stay anonymous. you took a risk coming out. maybe they can talk to lawmakers and stay anonymous. we'll see. thank you for coming on. >> can i add one more thing really quick? it's really important whistleblowers like me have a way to bring this forward and there are these nonprofit whistleblower groups that we need to insure are there for

dan: tonight the f.b.i. and sherf' department are investigating. it happened at chabeau elementary school. less than an hour ago tchool district announced police wl stay near campus for the remainder of the week. ama: the threats were motivated by a weekend event called a play date social. reporter: this is the threat received monday morning at the end state, if you want a race war we'll give you one. >> for us to be receiving these threatses, four kids to feel like they're target sas big problem. reporter: this sparking an evacuation of school at 7:30 tuesday. because it was before school hours only 30 students were inside. other families arrive frrg dropoff were turned away. >> to pull up this morning, have my son rush back to the car as if, you know, he was a target, it just -- it just -- it just made everything more magnified. >> parent tamila jackson said the threat started to roll in after the diversity and inclusion committee hosted a get together for black, brown and aapi social over the weekend. >> the social isn't to exclude any students

the family tree created by the f.b.i. has no relevance to that theory. we're not anticipating that the judge will make a ruling today on the five motions that he will hear but you know, bill, this has to be resolved soon. the clock is ticking on this trial supposed to start october 2nd. a lot of people think it will be delayed from that start date. >> bill: dan springer from moscow, idaho. nancy grace coming up shortly. >> gillian: president biden is touting his own policies lately specifically bidenomics. he insists it is working. high grocery stores costs have a lot of americans telling pollsters now they are less than thrilled with the national economy. more than half of voters in the latest fox poll say grocery prices are a problem for them. what exactly is the president bragging about? utilities straining family budgets and a lot of voters say the president and his policies are to blame for that. let's bring in alexis mcadams joining us from des moines this hour. hi. >> every voter we talked to on the ground in iowa brings up the economy paying more

so the f.b.i. raids mar-a-lago and finds hundreds of more documents. "oh, i knew i had those, i packed them myself. but don't worry, i de-classified them with my mind." so... [cheers and applause] i don't. they're not the same. it's comparing apples to orange-man. but that obvious difference did not stop the squeaker of the house kevin mccarthy from saying of biden's team, "they've been around even longer. the former president had never been in office before, and had just left, came out. here's an individual who spent his last 40 years in office." so, the ex-president did way worse but is less guilty 'cause he's less qualified to govern. that's like a state trooper saying, "look, i would give you a ticket for drunk driving, but you're still on your learner's permit. drive home safe, and bottoms up!" drunk [bleep] drunk [bleep] drink. i'm sorry, i'm so sorry. chuck a lug, chuck a lug. speaking of kevin mccarthy, kevin mccarthy. yesterday, he passed new internal house rules that included all of the concessions he made to the freedom caucus in exchange fo

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declares to the f.b.i.ic terrorists you might want to get involved. >> awful. it is absolutely awful. i'm not one that says you have to shut down the f.b.i. and all that. you have to cut the political head off the thing. no doubt about it. anyone who thinks there isn't politization within that organization, of course there is. >> harris: all eight candidates tore into president biden as well and the president who was on vacation in lake tahoe still spending part of his evening watching may have caught this. >> biden's inflation is choking us. our economy is being crushed by biden's energy poll seals which are raising the cost of every product you buy, not just the gasoline at the pump. >> he threw open the southern border of the united states and the wave of humanity and fentanyl that has been eloquently described here is a wave of human tragedy across this country. >> it's time for an accountable in the white house. >> we cannot succeed as a country if you are working hard and you can't afford groceries, a

so this d.h.s., f.b.i., i.c. partnership to get the word out, to educate, to help support as these organizations make themselves more resilient because all of us rely on strong critical infrastructure. chair long: i would also say that china does a pretty good job of containing themselves, you know, from a, you know, monitoring their people perspective. dr. dixon: absolutely, absolutely. but they're out there, they will, they will loan money, give money to people that, you know, we don't give to others quickly or will not give to in the same way. and they are making a lot of progress. they have a lot of connections and a lot of places in the world and while people go to them sometimes as a last resort, because they would rather have us as a partner, they will go get where the money is. and we've got to be mindful of that and think about the kinds of alliances that they're able to have, even if they're unwilling ones, they still have them and they have people who are moving away and dropping their affiliations wit

so many folks can read the 1023 f.b.i. form where the ukrainian gave hunter $5 million and joe $5 million. phone calls with joe biden. he would get the prosecutor after their back. he did. harris, to this day burisma was never investigated again. the bidens delivered. >> harris: that's shady in itself. i've often wondered how it works command and control in the nation of ukraine. at least back then, maybe today. how cozy would a company like burisma have been with the government? the reason i ask that is, of course, we're back stopping them in a war against russia right now. and i'll just say the quiet part joust loud. nobody wants to ask the questions. is that part of why they couldn't get into nato eight tore ten years ago? >> that's a great question. is joe biden supporting ukraine because of the united states best interest or supporting them because he is compromised? that's a very important question. this is surreal like a bad novel quite frankly, harris. we don't know. ukraine has a problem with corruption. the russi

you have an f.b.i. department of justice not cooperating with the oversight committee and you are not going to get justice from either of those agencies. it is up to congress to ferret out the truth and take it to its natural end. justice needs to be done here. >> harris: we'll get to this. a new zealand supermarket artificial intelligence experiment is creating risky recipes. home cooked meals by entering any three ingredients. when some tested if tech by typing in harmful chemicals the system didn't reject it. a.i. is it sounds tasty. made for bizarre suggestions. aromatic water mix with invigorating sense of ammonia, bleach and water. users reported recommendations of a bleach-infused rice surprise and methanol bliss mock tail. oh, raymond. >> look, they call this thing the save me meal bot. there are no governors on this a.i. look, it is a little unfair this story. it is not like the bot is spitting out the toxic harmful recipes. people are maliciously and deliberately entering toxic items like blea

and f.b.i. employees connected with an october meeting where u.s. attorney for delaware david weiss claimed he was prevented from bringing charges against the president's son, hunter. here is judiciary chairman jim jordan. >> what prompted them to come forward? this meeting, october 7th, 2022. you got david weiss, gary shapley, the whistleblower and four other people in the meeting. we want to talk to those four other people. that's the meeting that gary shapley said was the red line meetings when i decided there was no way this investigation was going to do the right thing. >> harris: really eye opening reports coming one after another now. the "washington post" has detailed how david weiss once worked with president biden's late son, beau, when beau biden was delaware's attorney general. he reports hunter's legal team threatened the d.o.j. would put the president on the stand in his defense. he had everybody working for him. "the new york times" reported that david weiss didn't plan to charge hunter until those i.r.s. whistleblowers came forward a

every word spoken by every witness during the trial, which really helped me, on top of all the other f.b.i. records and everything else that i found, thousands of pages. but that record really helped me piece together the sequence of events in washington those two days. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> this fall, watch c-span's new series, books that shaped america. joins us as we embark on a captivating journey with the library of congress that first created a books that changed america list, exploring key literature in american history. it has provoked thought, won awards, led to significant societal changes and are still talked about today. hear from featured renowned experts who will shed light on the profound impact of these iconic works and virtual journeys to significant locations across the country intricately tied to these celebrated authors and their unforgettable books. among our featured books, "common sense," huckleberry fin," their eyes were watching god," and "free to choose." watch

complicated case and we are being obstructed every step of the way by the department of justice, by the f.b.isecret service, by the i.r.s. and by the biden family attorneys. but that's not stopping us. >> dana: the gop is not going to stop. you have covered many white houses. they are saying there is nothing to see here. now there are bank records and emails. because they have subpoena power they can get more information. how do you think it goes from here? >> not the first white house will say there is nothing to see here. that's what we'll continue to see from the biden white house. they will try to say no, this is not a story. president biden said repeatedly and again this week to peter doocy he was not involved in any of hunter's business dealings. stepping back and looking at the political picture, it is a political weakness for him. >> dana: peter doocy stepping over the barrier. watch here. >> there is this testimony now where one of your son's former business associates is claiming that you were on speakerphone a lot with them talking business. is that -- >> president biden: i never t

f.b.i. director christopher wray is still getting pressed on what happened there two years later. >> this committee's investigation concluded the justice department's own documents there was no justification for the attorney general's directive. any reason to dispute that conclusion? >> no. >> so we had an investigation of parents. we had a sweeping mobilization, a federal power against the most protected core first amendment activity, the right of citizens to speak and petition our government on the most important of issues, the education of their children. and you are telling me that the entire basis for that, there was no evidence to support it. >> harris: senior national correspondent rich edson is in fredricksburg, virginia now, rich. >> good morning, harris, governor youngkin scheduled to arrive in a short while. he will have a question and answer with parents in this firehouse. he made education a focus of his governorship. this is in a state where there have been contentious school b

they arrested over 200 people on the f.b.i. people on the data base. i think it is 147. that's what they arrested. if you don't think a single one of that 1.7 million didn't come here to do us harm you are an idiot. that scares the hell out of me. this is the biggest national security this country has ever seen. me and mark morgan had a conversation will it take another terror act? this is a national start failure. i can't tell you how many terror uses have crossed and this is preventible. >> to your point i have been doing this for 32 years. i have been doing this so long that i was a national security advisor with respect to immigration to janet reno. i was the staff director for the subcommittee and chief terrorist prosecutor for the i.n.s. if you go back to september 11 in the 9/11 report the commission wrote before september 11 it was not a component of national security. you read that 388 to 389 read that and consider the implications with respect to tom's point all the people that i dealt with say it is not a question of whether but we at this point. >> we have ha

the f.b.i.ains 15 million convicted offenders, 5 million of those arrested and dna from 2 million crime scenes and now they have to catch him. back to you. >> dana: william la jeunesse, thank you for the update. >> bill: parental rights a top issue. how much will we hear about it tonight? in new jersey there is an ongoing debate. this poll from monmouth shows 77% of adults say schools should be required to notify parents of middle school and high school students if they want to change their gender. pete hegseth with us here in wisconsin to talk about that. good morning, pete. the reason why it's an issue in new jersey the state is challenging three school districts and so far the state is holding their grounds and say schools don't have to notify the parents when the trend is against that entire decision based on that polling. >> that's the state of new jersey. 90% amongst republicans and 60% amongst democrats. parents simply believe what their children do in the most intimate ways should be som

also, the laptop cover-up with the f.b.i., that's a conspiracy to defraud. that denied people their voting rights or the c.i.a. ran on the laptop the month before the election coordinating with the biden campaign. another conspiracy. if you're going to charge garbage like this, everyone is going to be in prison. i love this part of the indictment. when jack smith says, well, fact checkers said that there is no fraud. i don't think fact checkers have a great track record so that's not even going to fly in court. think about the margin of this election. there is three states, margin is razor thin. 42,000. you're saying donald trump was out of his mind to think he might be able to claw back half? that's, what, 21? 21,000, that's all he needed to change out. and you're saying they're now going to put the 2020 election on trial. donald trump is chomping at the bit. he's going to call witnesses. he's got subpoena power. he's going to put detroit, philly, vegas, on the stand and make them defend the integrity of their voting process. the lawyer last night was on cn

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lines up with the f.b.i.angeles investigating catholics, right? >> this is a sad story. here you have a loving couple who wants to be foster parents. and evidently the reason they filed suit and i'm so glad they did. the only excuse that the state of massachusetts came up with is their religious beliefs. now, that is not a valid -- you're right. it should be an endorsement. these are loving people who want to love a child and help raise that child. what the state of massachusetts is saying no, we would much rather keep them under the ward of the state as opposed to being embedded with a loving family. a family that says if that child chooses to be an lgbtq person they will still love them. they will love them no matter what. and that is just sad. there is some foster child who is not in a family and they could be. >> bog boggles the mind. speaking of insanity, president biden was in milwaukee yesterday to brag about his economy and repeated several debunked stories. >> president biden: my grandpa biden, who d

first of all on criminal matters, nobody questions the right and the need for the f.b.i. to work with social media companies to track down the bad guys. nobody questions that. that is not at stake here. nor does anybody say there is anything wrong with president biden or the press secretary standing at the podium publicly saying hey, we wish that facebook and twitter would not have these views there. they are free to express that. the problem is the secret demands that censorship occur and then a quid pro quo that gets created meaning if you guys take down the covid posts that we don't like, many of which were true, by the way, then maybe we'll lay off on trying to take away section 230 liability protections or maybe we'll help you with europe. that is when the dangers occur, the secret conspiratorial working together and why these things need to be dealt with publicly and keep the government out of secret demands on social media companies. >> bill: how do you police that? we'll see how the arguments go. you are on record are saying it is headed to the highest court in th

crime in dallas drop two years year-over-year in every form of violent crime that's tracked by the f.b.ily city in america in the top ten largest cities in the country that has done that. this year crime is down yet again in dallas. talking three years in a row. >> dana: you have shown people how it can be done. thank you for joining us today and look forward to visiting soon. i have to go to a restaurant, great mexican food. >> bill: i have to go too. >> it is a wonderful town. come visit. >> bill: thank you, mayor. now today more than $100 billion in taxpayer money has been pledged to fund the war in ukraine. where do the republican candidates stand on the biggest foreign policy issue today? it will be a hot topic tomorrow night in milwaukee. accused crypto brook sam bankman freed facing a modified indictment. we're waiting on his fate as we speak. speak. get ready for a shock. the rate on many credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars a month, pay off the balances on your high rate cards and other debt with a lower rate va home loan from newday usa. and get

. >> the weaponization of the department of justice and the f.b.i. basically is taking place right now under the biden administration. we have the transcript release of archer. and guess what happened? president trump is going to be indicted today on the same day. they are trying to deflect the attention away from biden in order to focus on trump. strictly politically, strictly to stop him for running for office. >> harris: a new op ed drills down on the different standards of justice. here's a quote. out of the fear of donald trump, the left has crafted one set of laws for themselves and another for all other americans. they smuggly believe their own moral superiority grants them a right to apply laws unequally or to ignore them all together." republicans are making plans now to take on the two tiered justice system. senior congressional correspondent is live on capitol hill for us. chad? >> harris, good morning. republicans are going to try to get their message out by turning the tables on democrats after the latest indictment of former president t

a spokesman for the feds said, "the f.b.i.friday executed a planned, consensual search of the president's residence in wilmington." i like that they use the word consensual. that's a little nut shot at trump, right? for 13 hours, investigators searched every inch of biden's house, every safety bar in every bathroom, his phone book collection, his pill organizer boxes, the horn on his victrola, they even took the plastic off his loveseat. no hard candy dish was left unturned. and they're comin' for his box of polident next! speaking of old, this thursday, january 26th, will be our 20th anniversary on the air. [ cheering and applause ] thank you very much. we have been on since 2003. we have a special show in prime time on thursday to celebrate. 20 years is a long time. we've had many highs and lows along the way. and we'll bring you some of the lows on thursday, but tonight, i thought it might be fun to look back at one of the highs. this is one of my favorite days. this aired on november 13th, 2017, which was my 50th birthday.

not only are we being obstructed by the biden legal team but by the department of justice, by the f.b.iy the secret service, by the i.r.s., by the democrats on the house oversight committee. >> harris: isn't that the plan? because if it's not, then it looks like, you know, the d.o.j. just got lucky. they should go to vegas. >> that's why we heard the lawyers in the plea deal that went south when they were in court. they were eager to say yes, there is still an ongoing investigation. they wouldn't go into any details and tell us what kind of investigation. just enough information to tell congress that weiss and nobody else will go before congress to answer any of these questions because it is an ongoing investigation, wink, wink. the bottom line is this. the name joe biden terrifies people at the top levels of the justice department. they don't want to do anything to cross joe biden. >> harris: why? >> this is why the joe biden name has been used in influence peddling on the world stage because at least in those circles it carries weight. if it carries weight overseas it certainly carrie

he was a socialist and died in prison by the hands of the f.b.i. you know, you've got to understand that we have -- host: martin luther king, what did you say happened? >> he died in the hands of the minnesota in prison. host: he was assassinated in 1968. on to augusta now. caller: racism has come a long ways but at some time starts going the opposite way where you got racism against white people. they classify all this white streamiest. most white people in this country, there were more resources in this country when there was slavery. everybody is getting branded like a live where a lot of people came from europe during world war i in this country and had nothing to do with slavery. i've seen racism go both ways and was disgusting in the 1960's and martin luther king was a great man and so was kennedy. he tried to integrate the schools. he was smart enough to learn we had to learn to get along together in order to make this country grow. and now you've got black people committing crimes in california and getting away with it and getting encourage