and so is these layers unfold be careful what you ask for democrats john podesta hillary clinton f.b.i. cia be careful what you ask for because in the end it might tell us an awful lot about what you're doing it seems far more significant that most employers might happen tony america's lawyer thank you for always coming on and illuminating us on this subject matter. thank you. on march twenty fourth one thousand nine hundred forty two a photograph of one may only parker freely appeared in newspapers as part of a story about how the women working at the alameda naval station during world war two were giving up fashion for the fashion of safety clothes on the job in it ms harris pulled up in a very familiar current chip and for sixty years naomi thought she looked an awful lot like the famous an iconic rosie the riveter it took until a decade ago to be proven by seton hall researcher and professor james campbell that naomi was indeed the inspiration behind rosie know me parker fraley passed away from cancer last week at the age of ninety six but her impact will remain she told people magazine

no no they haven't and the f.b.i. and cia are still working on their ongoing operations because this is only a partial government shutdown that's important to remember this is not a not a full full fledged shutdown and all critical workers critical assets are still operating that's why the f.b.i. the cia and others are still continuing to work what isn't perhaps more important is that the centers for disease control which monitors the current flu epidemic which has killed some thirty children so far in the u.s. it's a really bad outbreak has stopped monitoring the those flu cases in the u.s. and that could have an impact if this goes on for a longer time michael connect in the washington thank you. america's vice president meanwhile mike pence has been telling israel's parliament that the u.s. will move its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem by twenty nineteenth you know what was met with applause but ira betrayed no makers in the knesset or ejected place at the start mr penton speech the main arab party had warned ahead of t

a unanimous decision that this individual is safe and can be released those agencies include f.b.i. cia department of defense so he was cleared he had three occasions where he was prepped to be shipped out of the prison and there on each of the occasions it didn't happen on the last time he was actually fitted for his departure clothes and then left there these are people who have suffered just vast amounts of torture inhumane treatment and indefinite detention without trial which is a form of torture according to the un special rapporteur on torture former choir members i mean you mention in this particular case the man had been detained two thousand and three i mean obviously a lot of things have changed in the international atmosphere regarding the so-called war on terror since then do you think the fact that a lot of american allies of now turned against guantanamo bay do you see that that will make a difference in any way when the sort of ease that the u.s. may find in sending people there i think there are two really important points now that the international community needs to c

f.b.i. and the cia for that matter who leaked the dustier information calling it intelligence or the memo is serious very possibly documents illegal criminal activity on the part of some f.b.i. agents we don't know whether it struck or who falsified evidence of it's to the pfizer court and you don't live to a judge that serious this memo is going to come out i'm absolutely absolutely convinced it's going to stop the entire russian narrative and it's going to turn things back on what i hope will be a criminal probe into abuse of power and the uppermost levels of the f.b.i. daniel in washington would that prompt again betray my age here i could church commission or is it so polarized now that is would be impossible gentlemen i am very serious here even you know even if the evidence comes out there was incriminating evidence for the f.b.i. these people are very very powerful and the and they have the resource called the media behind them so this is the collision i'm worried about what people speculate that are in that memo memo i've been saying on this program for eighteen months so i'm not sur

f.b.i. and the cia for that matter who leaked the dossier or information calling it intelligence or the memo is serious very possibly documents illegal criminal activity on the part of some f.b.i. agents we don't know whether it struck or who falsified evidence of it's to the pfizer court and you don't live to a judge that serious this memo is going to come out i'm absolutely absolutely convinced it's going to stop the entire russian narrative and it's going to turn things back on what i hope will be a criminal probe into abuse of power and the uppermost levels of the f.b.i. daniel in washington would that prompt again betray my age here i could church commission or is it so polarized now that is would be impossible gentlemen i am very serious here even you know even if the evidence comes out there was incriminating evidence for the f.b.i. these people are very very powerful and the and they have the resource called the media behind them so this is the collision i'm worried about what people speculate that are in that memo memo i've been saying on this program for eighteen months so i'm not

was back in the news because of the delayed and partial release of a number of documents by the cia and f.b.i. they were supposed to have released them a while ago. due to a law that was passed in the early ninety's after the release of oliver stone's film i think president obama gave them a pass let them not release them we don't need to get into the weeds on this the fact is it was back in the news now we're talking about. an official story that some four fifths of the american people no longer believe you know and something like sixty percent of the american people now believe that the cia was involved in kennedy's assassination nineteen percent think that lee harvey oswald did it ok despite that overwhelming majority to this day the new york times and c.n.n. and n.p.r. and the new yorker and all the rest of them all the rest continue to flaw that very dead horse of you know warren report you know but martin of you know let me let me go to intrude on this here i mean i think that's a good starting point there but then we have the pentagon. papers we had what happened in watergate and there

for the next three years the f.b.i. the cia you know. government officials prosecutors they spent almost three or four years looking into the case the allegation was that there was essentially material support being provided by the holy land foundation to come up in we had to prove that and you have to essentially it's a form which we call the united states money laundering material support charges were alleged against all of the individuals. mr mr o'day mr el there's a mr a bocher mr. carter and mr washington and also against the organization itself there were over forty charges as i recall but primarily it was material support to terrorism and then tax charges all raw. please be seated a. couple of small my few living matthew live in town and can a most a shell oh i mean she was ultimately a family some of them to have it most of. matthew levitt you know who would you sell you any more trouble to been to missile unified with them or to have. a club made some of the slum a phobia when they don't need to stand. can you tell us again what

f.b.i. and the cia for that matter who leaked the dossier or information calling it intelligence or the memo is serious very possibly documents illegal criminal activity on the part of some f.b.i. agents we don't know whether it struck or who falsified have a david to the fives accord and you don't lie to a judge that's serious this memo is going to come out i'm absolutely absolutely convinced it's going to stop the entire russian narrative and it's going to turn things back on what i hope will be a criminal probe into abuse of power and the uppermost levels of the f.b.i. daniel in washington would that prompt what again betray my age here i can church commission or is it so polarized now that is would be impossible gentlemen i am very serious here even you know even if the evidence comes out there was incriminating evidence for the f.b.i. these people are very very powerful and the and they have the resource called the media behind them so this is the collision i'm worried about what people speculate that are in that memo memo i've been saying on this program for eighteen months so i'm not

will prove that there was no russia gate that most of what took place was a conspiracy by the cia and f.b.i. to destroy the trump presidency that it is very important that it become public what russia did in twenty sixteen and is doing possibly this year is very very small compared to all the other things that the political parties in the united states have been doing to themselves so blaming russia is very convenient but the fact is i am skeptical that what russia has been doing had in the real impact on these developments. asking a wary person is from might be considered normal in most countries but in sweden that question has become a surprising source of controversy and you just have to be explained. well from sounds like an innocent enough question doesn't it but it could land you in trouble here's why actually to explain that i first need to tell you about an online campaign launched in sweden to help expose racism hash tag no stranger we hope to raise awareness regarding the extensive issue of racism that actually does exist in sweden although many want to believe that we live in the

f.b.i. involved with the cia definitely in the ten u.s. air bases up and down the country here in britain now we can find out about the secret ones here in britain if you have it it's a beautiful thing that's the guardian reports fitness tracking up straw because the way location of secret u.s. army bases the law of unintended consequences now there are trillions of records in this struggle running fitness i don't use it i don't need to my body is already my temple but so i see what other fitness applications are available but maybe not for this if you want to know where the u.s. army bases are in order to do is look at why because there are repeated cycles in places like afghanistan and and syria those places indicate that army personnel and it's mainly foreign. personnel who use this up are running in repeated cycles it's better than that if you look at it in detail you can even see the layout of the secret bases because of the way they move around there now is a bit about how mistaken spirity the air is this is a good one for conspiracy

about the american media that instead of doing its job he's doing the bidding of the cia though the f.b.i. and other agencies does not come to the state they're going to talk about an elected officials special connected with special interests with me you can really feel that is what rush again is about this i think we all agree on that and not only you know the media is acting on this but you know the partisan divide. there's always the hope that our nuff republicans will be outraged by trump's behavior to swing this because we have to remember that russia gate is a smokescreen designed to keep this going until midterm elections so the democrats can ride this out and then they can push for impeachment why because impeachment is not a legal process it's a political process so it's a vehicle that you vehicle for them to go after trump but it doesn't necessarily have to come back with any evidence of collusion again there again pushing for obstruction of justice charges and the trumpets says he's willing to testify in person which is if you're used to your admits that he should rely on house

is it is about american media that instead of doing its job he's doing the bidding of the cia though the f.b.i. and other agencies does not come to the state that can talk about an elected officials who special connected with special interests within me can really be all that is what rush again is about this i think we all agree on that and not only you know the media is acting on this but you know the partisan divide. there's always the hope that our nuff republicans will be outraged by trump's behavior to swing this because we have to remember that russia gate is a smokescreen designed to keep this going until midterm elections so the democrats can ride this out and then they can push for impeachment why because impeachment is not a legal process it's a political process so it's a vehicle that you vehicle for them to go after trump but it doesn't necessarily have to come back with any evidence of collusion again there again pushing for obstruction of justice charges and the trumpets says he's willing to testify in person which is if you're used to your admits that he should rely on how he sh

well you know peter i was in counterintelligence with the cia and we were daily with the f.b.i. and at the lower levels our work with them actually fantastic f.b.i. agents but at the upper levels i can tell you we saw constant politicization by f.b.i. supervisors even leaking information to the press on cases that we had but up to attorney general sessions one thing we did learn about the f.b.i. it was kind of frustrating it will take them or year or years to investigate a case just move in plodding along dotting every i crossing every t. i think a sessions is just being careful slow and really meticulous in what he's doing it's frustrating they're not going to come out and say things that will get sessions or others in trouble until they have things solidified so although it's kind of frustrating and i hear all the time people are are wondering about sessions but their silence does not necessarily mean that there's a bad thing going on it could just mean that trump and sessions are building a solid irrefutable case ok well daniel in washington you think that cases against jim c

f.b.i. i understand there's some reference to the cia in this memo as well we'll have to see if it's in there or not but i think if you look at the hysteria with which the democrats have been opposing release of this memo and also the distraction that the media has been pursuing to take away the attention of this memo if you go to the three networks or m s n b c or or c.n.n. they don't lead with talk about this memo they talk about trump once thought about firing miller it's the saturday massacre all over again it's attempt to deflect deflect from the real news which is this thing which i expect in short order we will see what's what and i think i do think some other heads will roll you know just because you know it's interesting you know the non news event is news i mean what kind of world are they living and i know what kind of way actually they live in a very intellectually corrupted moral world that's what i think here in a legal you had christopher ray came out of his office and kind of wandered up i guess it was to the capitol and he looked at this memo here and reports say that he was

also in our dot com coming up former cia analyst ray mcgovern and arsonist discussed the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. sometimes said the butterfingers of hope agencies are now being accused of accidentally on purpose believing controversial in a boarding data state to want to. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. prescribed medication is widespread on the us market and a frequent cause of death at that point in my life i decided like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit suicide watch all who has made antidepressants so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and what the real. this is truly all to what i did was. to in the legal trial. just because. in two thousand and seven after the public outcry over the bush administration's use of warrantless domestic surveillance a federal court ordered the n.s.a. to preserve a trove of intercepted web data that was at the heart of a legal disp

well you know peter i was in counterintelligence with the cia and we were daily with the f.b.i. and at the lower levels our work with them actually fantastic f.b.i. agents but at the upper levels i can tell you we saw constant politicization by f.b.i. supervisors even leaking information to the press on cases that we had but up to attorney general sessions one thing we did learn about the f.b.i. it was kind of frustrating it will take them or year or years to investigate a case just move in plodding along dotting every i crossing every t. i think a sessions is just being careful slow and really meticulous in what he's doing it's frustrating they're not going to come out and say things that will get sessions or others in trouble until they have things solidified so although it's kind of frustrating and i hear all the time people are are wondering about sessions but their silence does not necessarily mean that there's a bad thing going on it could just mean that trump and sessions are building a solid irrefutable case ok well daniel in washington you think that cases against jim c

well you know peter i was in counterintelligence with the cia and we were daily with the f.b.i. and at the lower levels our work with them actually fantastic f.b.i. agents but at the upper levels i can tell you we saw constant politicization by f.b.i. supervisors even leaking information to the press on cases that we had but up to attorney general sessions one thing we did learn about the f.b.i. it was kind of frustrating it will take them or year or years to investigate a case just move in plodding along dotting every i crossing every t. i think a sessions is just being careful slow and really meticulous in what he's doing it's frustrating they're not going to come out and say things that will get sessions or others in trouble until they have things solidified so although it's kind of frustrating and i hear all the time people are are wondering about sessions but their silence does not necessarily mean that there's a bad thing going on it could just mean that trump and sessions are building a solid irrefutable case ok well daniel in washington you think that cases against jim c

and twitter see our full soles of our dot com coming up former cia analyst ray mcgovern and the hoarseness discuss the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. suddenly on sunday the butterfingers and pope agencies are now being accused of accidentally on purpose leaving controversial important data state to the logic. but call it mind your year again better because like nine hundred talk to brock there said this was there your choice of a tape to go to all kinds of live crazy eyes and yeah it sure. are experiencing a bit of a fall back. but you're right the stand had. moved from what i saw. i know that i know i might try and i rather doubt that i'll look for more than any kid and that. only the unlucky but i'm going to cut him then you. can keep an eye on what i have to lose each on a phone call is not good and it is living. a long way. hi michelle the downside of. a lot of the. members of reality i don't know enough to. get it's call for best choice for a guy on the i knew how you're going to pay off the time when terry has said elaine who knew she ought to give a. mile farther than half of the whole fuck around mr hates it for jim and th

f.b.i. when i was director of cia. he is a professional and he is someone who is i think a credible law enforcement officer. he will do a good job determining what the truth this and that's what we need to know what is the truth what's the truth about what russia did in terms of trying to impact our election what is the truth with. that it looks like we've lost the line but they don't put us and we thank you so much but it's interference by the russians all of that julie's to be. a geisha. we had a few problems that passed but thank you so much for joining you thanks. now europe's two most powerful leaders germany's i'm going to machall and president emmanuel macro of france meeting to hammer out a series of reforms to the eurozone some of president macros ideas are radical he wants a separate budget on the single finance minister for the zone but the chancellor is more hesitant reaching an agreement may not be easy and see how they're getting on much so hoffman has that in paris so welcome max what do these two leader

and twitter see our pulls over there to dot com coming up former cia analyst ray mcgovern and the arsonist to discuss the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. suddenly son the father fingers of both agencies are now being accused of accidentally on purpose leaving controversial important data state to do what. we. all see we have a great team but we need to strengthen before the freefall world cold and you're better than a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that must qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that winning spirit to the r.c.t. . recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best fall since my last will come from that steroids or three. thousand zero zero zero zero hitter here i called russia. nice dry. nose left left left more or less ok stop that's really good but you had to stand in here some of the. who for whom one has. a good arm or are more trouble than there are rather than what are the four of four of them to care of and. i'm going to let them but

system and then finally we got out john spend students from the cia which is india's leading institute austin on the campus and point. f.b.i. has also seen major protests against the government and hoping to learn from the stresses and hopefully also be able to contribute some energy to that. when for that do it supposed to do a short after i asked. well that's direct all to institutional. consular officials you know two days before on some bureaucratic kind of pretext but i have a feeling you just didn't really want us to play there so you went to a meeting by this organization called. from what i gather it's the first time i met them all it's a well it's a people's organization a very much kind of pushing for change and is that exactly the kind of people that i want to work for. they've never really heard greg. was it before the never really experienced bass or a sound system before so you're don't know if this thing is going to go kind of. a lot. are you. going to be sticking to music. because you don't. get it too much you want me. to live in a walkway so let's make it real i saw music you need to. give you can be able

dot com coming up former cia analyst ray mcgovern and the hawk's nest because the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. sudden onset the butterfingers of pope agencies are now being accused of accidentally on purpose deleting controversial important data stay to lunch. as you read the senate had tea with him last night and i. have. no problem what has . run out of it i know right now i think that there are guys that you know that i thought for four and a kid and that i. only use the unlucky but i'm going to cut him then you cut them and keep an eye on what i have to lose a child for trying.

and twitter see our poll shows that are dot com coming up former cia analyst ray mcgovern and walks us to discuss the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. suddenly on sunday the butter fingers of both agencies are now being accused of accidentally on purpose deleting controversial important data stay to watch. what politicians do sometimes even. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to be rich. if you'd like to be press it's like the full story in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the winds in the. city. that's right the sand had here some of. our own home from what i saw. that i don't run charlotte and i rather doubt that i thought that a kid that.

f.b.i. director james comey to drop it to michael flynn. he's turned over 3,000 documents pertaining to flynn comey, and russia. . he's interfeud the fbi director james comey and the cia and national security agency. >>> and president trump said he's open to the path for citizenship for dreamers, the young undocumented immigrants brought here by their parents. he would support a path to citizenship on part of immigration that includes funding for the wall that he wants to build on the border of mexico and the security upgrades, the president gave details on how long the path may take. >>> the us what says president trump will release a complete framework of a proposal for daca participants on monday. reportedly the plant will grant immediate legal status for the dreamers. >>> they're sharing ideas on homelessness and other ideas. and they spoke about other issues, and to end sexual assault and harassment. today's meetings will be about ending childhood hungry and immigration policies and the response to these challenges. >>> there was an early problem on the bay bridge, there was a car fire, it was all cleared out. >> it's all cleared out. you can't tell, it was there

and details about spy recruits and other cia employees and now lives in hong kong and was arrested when he flew to new york on monday justice department says f.b.i. agents searched lee's hotel rooms in two thousand and twelve and found two books but the notes. french police have raided the headquarters giant like tell us over the salmonella. scandal i tell us has recalled milk powder from eighty three countries after it was revealed its factories were contaminated with that bacteria the company's own test discovered the contamination in august but the firm failed to take action more than thirty babies in france were poisoned with children affected in greece and spain as well. the un has warned that somalia is facing a deepening humanitarian crisis with the prolonged drought expected to continue well into this year an estimated six million people are in need of humanitarian assistance across the country. armed conflict and consecutive poor rainy seasons have led to the crisis earlier we spoke to vincent li who is the un humanitarian coordinator for somalia he says people need urgent assistance to cope with the loss of their livelihoods. we have m

f.b.i. and j. and the russian collusion investigation so to bring us some clarity if possible in a week of wide ranging surveillance news we welcome former cia analyst ray mcgovern to the show welcome ray thank you very much. i got i was grew up about what exactly was in the data that the n.s.a. purged and just tell our viewers why was it important to hold on to that they just miraculously lost by accident i'm sure. well tyrone nobody knows this because it hasn't been much in the press but in april of last year there was a study done of the faces that is the foreign intelligence surveillance act the court judgments on things presented to them by the are done by the obama administration and no fewer than eighty five percent of them were found to be illegal and illegally given to people who are not authorized to get them to use a kinds of things that can be used not only in prosecutions but as blackmail or in leaks to the press so this is a great country isn't it i mean this is the situation it's not only bush it's not only his fellow trouble it's obama it's everyone who plays fast and loose with the the laws in the constitution to fourth amen

details of spy recruits and other cia employees he now lives in hong kong and was arrested arrested when he flew to new york on monday the u.s. justice department says f.b.i. agents searched at lee's hotel rooms in two thousand and twelve and found two books containing the notes was thing in the u.s. politicians they were trying to prevent a possible government shutdown on the anniversary of donald trump's first year in office congress will need to push through a short term spending bill by friday to avoid federal agencies shutting their doors over the weekend democratic leaders have said that they won't back the spending plan unless there are guarantees to protect young immigrants known as dreamers who are facing deportation. pope francis. hours after three helicopters and a roman catholic church were set on fire nearby a least ten catholic churches have been fire bombed in the past week the eighty one year old's stop in the outer county a region is seen as the most complex of this trip because it's the center of a sentry's old conflict with local indigenous groups during the mass pope francis urged the indigenous people to reject violence in pushing the