a career fbi agent.precedent. and i'll just say this seems counterproductive to this administration's stated objectives. if you are serious about going after transnational crime or drug cartels or foreign influence, you would appoint an experienced agent or prosecutor. the fact that they have appointed a podcaster suggests that they are not particularly serious about these problems, that perhaps they don't even really care about whether these problems get solved. >> oh, let's talk a little bit about the capitol rioters. and the work you did on the case and the fact that they are now out here, back on the streets. what does that mean for america's national security? what does it mean for republicans in congress who talk about how scared they are to stand up and do the right thing, because they know that a right wing mob has been unleashed? >> yeah, i think this was certainly the effect, probably the intention of these pardons in that, you know, historically in america, we haven't had to deal with state al

the fbi took over the search and found dna match. a dna match nine days later, after uploading the suspect's dna to myheritage and gedmatch databases that explicitly promise privacy to their users who have opted out of such law enforcement searches. kohberger's defense attorney claims her client's constitutional rights were violated by the fbi, failing to obtain search warrants before using these genealogy platforms. a judge overseeing the idaho murder trial rejected those claims and allowed the consumer dna data to be used as evidence. the family of one of the victims, relieved with the court's decision, thanked the prosecution for their investigation. but the fbi's use of restricted dna data raises more concerns about justifying the invasion of privacy for consumers. joining me now is forensic dna expert nyu law professor erin murphy. her research focuses on technology in the criminal justice system, and she's the author of inside the cell the dark side of forensic dna, which addresses the scientific, legal, and ethical challenges

he then expressed interest in playing on the fbi's hockey team, which is always important for an fbi ultimate fighting championship. yeah, you heard me right on this one, folks. he wants to use the ufc to train our federal agents. rich. joining me now is george conway, conservative attorney and president of the society for the rule of law. and tara setmayer, co-founder and ceo of the sinica project and former republican communications director. so i don't know where to go with this. >> look. >> i mean, the. >> bright side. i'll let. >> you just go have. >> at it. >> just have it. yeah. >> the bright. >> side. >> i think. >> is that. >> for kash patel. >> had a good. >> day. >> because the president. >> of. >> the united states. >> made him. >> look. >> relatively normal and sane. >> maybe. >> or maybe. >> just they're all incompetent. >> we had a president of the united states. >> basically puppet. >> propaganda from putin. >> i think ronald reagan would jump out of. >> his grave. >> and run down pennsylvania avenue. >> that would be counterintelligence. >> that would be. >> that wou

durÓ vecinos y activistas pro inmigrantes frustran un operativo de ice el fbi en los Ángeles.ste grupo de voluntarios se organiza en la ciudad santuario para proteger a los inmigrantes indocumentados. el presidente ucrania se pronuncia tras el tenso cara cara con las cÁmaras con el presidente donald trump y afirma que no? por quÉ disculparse y el secretario de estado tambiÉn comentÓ de la reuniÓn y bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad, se presenta una corte de nueva york rafael caro quintero y vicente carrillo fuentes, y le decimos quÉ sigue ahora para ellos y los otros narcotraficantes que son enviados a estados unidos y empeora la salud del papa francisco tras un incidente respiratorio y las prÓximas horas serÁn claves para mejorar las secuelas que pueda haber y el conductor de un autobÚs escolar se convierte en hÉroe a rescatar a los niÑos de las llamas que se desataron en el vehÍculo. presentador: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con elia zidane. elian: agentes de ice y el fbi hicieron con operativo en los angeles que fue frustrado por activistas por inmigrantes

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the fbi put them in a place nobody would look, joy behar it's back fact.denver strip clubs were ordered to pay nearly 14 million for wage theft. not only that all 14 million must be in the form of crumpled 20s. but industry experts say it is the first time that strippers were the ones left stiff. i thought about that one as well. and made a tractor-trailer carrying frozen curling fries caught fire on the highway. now i need a new tractor-trailer said one manner. dylan mulvaney is coming out with a book about his transformation from a guy to a guy who says he is a check. it is called moby dick less. msnbc host nicole wallace said joy reid's ouster was like losing a limb. we go to julie jones for comment. >> watching joy reid's show is worse than losing a limb. he would know. >> greg: researcher say belly fat can help stave off cognitive decline. that is how michael morin remembered he has a penis. don lemon told megyn kelly to go f herself after seeing her reaction to joy reid's a firing. he would have said more but had to clear the dishes from her table. a

that includes not only the fbi, but also cisa, the cybersecurity division at homeland security, which we soon learned. the president's top campaign donor had installed a 19 year old operative who reportedly personally operates websites in russia and who has been associated with multiple criminal cyber hacking gangs. that's who the president's top campaign donor installed at cisa, giving him full access to systems and data at the us government cybersecurity agency. a 19 year old kid with ties to russia and cybercrime. who's that good for? how do you explain to your constituents who that's good for and why we are doing that as a country? and what else? what else is hard to explain to your constituents when it comes to that radical switch in the us government that lisa murkowski described? how about this headline cia plans largest mass firing in nearly 50 years? well, that's good for someone. who's that good for. that came right after this. oh, trump's new hand-picked cia director sent a list of cia employees to the white house in an unclassified email. quote, current officials confirmed

attorney general pam bondi accused the fbi of hiding thousands of epstein documents. the fbi put them in a place no one would look. joy behar is back fat. you to denver. strip clubs were ordered to pay nearly 14 million for wage theft. not only that, all 14 million must be in the form of crumpled 20s. but industry experts say it's the first time that strippers were the ones left stiffed. yeah, i thought about that one, too. in maine, a tractor trailer carrying frozen curly fries caught fire on the highway. crap. now i need a new tractor trailer, said one man. dylan mulvaney is coming out with a book about his transformation from a guy to a guy who says he's a chick. it's called moby. msnbc host nicolle wallace said joy reid's ouster. well, it was like losing a limb. we go to joey jones for comment. >> actually. >> nicole, i strongly disagree. watching joy. >> reid show is worse. >> than losing. >> a limb. >> joy to. think he would know. he would. researchers say belly fat can help stave off cognitive decline. so that's how michael moore can remember he has a penis. do

as soon as the fbi found that president trump won the election they started their deep state nonsenseelt faith in kash patel and pam bondi to deliver those files but i want to be very clear about something, the american people want the truth, we don't want reductions, and although the team is going to continue to press for the transparency, because that is exactly what the american people ask for when they elected president trump. >> jesse: i'm glad to hear you are on it and i'm glad to hear we are smoking out some of the saboteurs. congresswoman have a good weekend. >> absolutely. >> jesse: biden comes clean on his coup and obama is in trouble. trouble. ♪ ♪ it's backed by science it is clinically proven to strengthen our teeth. i would recommend this toothpaste to everybody. it's really an amazing product. (♪) 7 million us businesses rely on tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sales. small businesses thrive on tiktok. tiktok brings in so much foot traffic. i need tiktok to keep growing. i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the k

now this includes one man who was accused of killing a dea agent back in the 80s who's on the fbi's mosthouse press secretary said in a statement, quote, the previous administration allowed these criminals to run free and commit crimes all over the world. but the trump administration is declaring these thugs as terrorists because that is what they are an demanding justice for the american people. but of course the left wing and their dangerous obsession with protecting illegal immigrants and their rights over the safety of american citizens, you have left-wing activists out in california now alerting illegals to ice enforcement operations. they are blaring sirens and shouting from bullhorns, clearly intending to disrupt law enforcement operations. here with more, a former acting dhs secretary. is that a crime? >> it certainly could be. obviously if they are interfering with law enforcement officers and not allowing them to do their job, i think that could be against the law. that is something that obviously the justice department should take a close look at. >> sean: so if i were to tip-

the fbi says 69 year old lester dale lee had been fired by dayton elementary school.ccused of mailing letters to the school in may of 2023, posing as a parent and using a racial slur in the letter. the fbi says he also threatened to open fire if the school did not remove black students. one letter also contained an unidentified white powder. lee is set to appear in federal court on march 28th. >> a teacher at a school in the north bay was booked in jail, accused of committing lewd acts with a student. officers with the santa rosa police department were informed yesterday that 34 year old might be doing unlawful acts with a minor. works as a science teacher, says our chavez language academy in santa rosa. detectives say they gathered enough information to arrest him, who was booked into sonoma county jail for multiple charges, including lewd acts with a minor. santa rosa city schools released a statement today in response to the arrest, saying we are deeply saddened and troubled over these allegations. the situation has undoubtedly shaken our community, and we understa

quintero, once on the fbi ten most wanted list, pleaded not guilty to multiple felonies including drugfficking, murder, and money laundering. as leader of the guadalajara cartel in the '80s, u.s. officials believe he was behind the killing of dea agent kiki camarena in 1985. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ trump administration officials are blaming ukrainian president zelenskyy for possibly imperiling a peace deal with russia that president trump was trying to broker. that may be in doubt after the public oval office dispute between trump and zelenskyy over whether putin could be trusted. cbs's erica brown is at the white house with the latest. erica, the blowup is getting a lot of coverage for all the right reasons, but a lot of this meeting started and was going kind of like a regular meeting. >> that's right, john, it did. it got off to a diplomatic start with president trump greeting zelenskyy here at the white house when he arrived. the two shook hands in the oval office, exchanged pleasantries, and it was civil in the beginning. then things took a turn for the worse when vice president vance interjected

so we had fbi agents watch his routine from when he woke up to when he took her to the church school,h, we did. >> a highlands ranch man already being investigated for murdering his first wife, arrested today accused of murdering his second wife. two years after her death, her husband harold is in federal custody charged with first degree murder. >> the day that he got arrested, i was at school and i remember that i got called down to the principal's office. at that point, my principal and the lady that worked in the office told me that my father had been arrested. i just remember feeling just so cold and detached because i didn't know what was going on. and i didn't know what was happening to me. and at this point, i thought, there must have been some mistake because he would never do that, right? >> at a bond hearing the following week, a judge denies harold bail, declaring him a "substantial flight risk." >> i stayed with a lovely family called the heddicks, and they helped me to see that he was not the person that i thought he was. >> according to the indictment, harold "willfully

as soon as the fbi found out president trump won the election, they started their deep state nonsense. and so i have full faith in kash patel and a.g. bondi to deliver those files. but i want to be very clear about something. the american people want the truth. we don't want redactions. and although we are same team, i'm going to continue to press for that transparency because that is exactly what the american people asked for when they elected president trump. >> good. i'm glad to hear you're on it. and i'm glad to hear that we're smoking out some of these saboteurs. congresswoman, have a great weekend. >> absolutely. thank you. >> biden comes clean on his coup, and obama's in trouble. >> work, play. blink. relief. work. play. blink. relief. the only 3 in 1 extended relief formula for dry eyes. blink pronamel clinical enamel strength can help us to keep our enamel for a lifetime. it's backed by science. it is clinically proven to strengthen our teeth. i would recommend this toothpaste to everybody. it's really an amazing product. >> businesses start small, but a lot of them take off

recovered today in fairfield from gang members during a massive bost solano county deputies and the fbi say the bus was a result of a year-long investigation into sir, a gang members who were involved in drug trafficking. agents also found more than 20 guns pound of cocaine and nearly 180,000 in cash. officers arrested a total of 8 people in the bust. >> the city of oakland has averted its plan to temporarily close more fire stations. city officials say they expected closures of 4 additional stations will not be necessary. this fiscal year. the 3 stations that were temporarily closed last year will be will remain closed through june. but >> they >> are expected to reopen the city, closed them in an effort to help produce 130 million dollar budget shortfall. the firefighters union has been critical of these closures, citing delayed response times. >> let's get you a check of your forecast now as we're taking a zoomed outlook from the bay bridge toll plaza. what set off in the distance there? little bit of fog. little bit of moisture on what's big change in the works right now. of course,

stuart was previously a special agent in the fbi, u.s. army veteran and now spends his time at fta advocating to improve welfare, the workforce and other policy. next we have a certified welfare fraud investigator in the state of wyoming. in director for the united council on welfare fraud. she advocates for investigating and preventing fraud of government benefits and has done so over the past 16 years. finally, we have mr. dylan, the director of government affairs at the project on government oversight. dylan leads advocacy efforts on policy reforms to a wide range of governments. i thank each of our witnesses for being here today and i look forward to your testimony. pursuant to committee rule nine g, the witnesses will please stand and raise their right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god. let the record show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you, you may take a seat. we appreciate you being here today

gracias a ese entrenamiento, la policía de la ciudad, junto a otros cuerpos policiales, ayudaron al fbi que estaban en una guardería que servía de fachada en vallejo speaks to. la alcaldesa, por su parte, dijo que el esfuerzo hecho entre las agencias es esencial para combatir el crimen, la droga y el tráfico, que la seguridad pública es prioridad para vallejo andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. y seguimos hablando de seguridad pública. porque mire usted, el alcalde de san francisco daniel lurie, juramentó hoy a 2 figuras claves para puestos importantes en el equipo de liderazgo de esa ciudad. ahí les dio la bienvenida al exfiscal de estados unidos, wilson león, a la comisión de la policía y también a la defensora de la prevención de la violencia armada. mary scott, a la misma comisión. lowry dice que confía en que ambos contribuirán a mejorar la seguridad en esa ciudad. y hoy, 2 sospechosos fueron arrestados tras robar correspondencia en un complejo de apartamentos en san mateo. y también por intentar huir de la policía. los sospechosos jay spellman y erica martínez fueron detenidos

gracias a ese entrenamiento, la policía de la ciudad, junto a otros cuerpos policiales, ayudaron al fbia que estaban en una guardería que servía de fachada en vallejo. la alcaldesa, por su parte, dijo que el esfuerzo hecho entre las agencias es esencial para combatir el crimen, la droga y el tráfico, que la seguridad pública es prioridad para vallejo andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. por otro lado, la ciudad de oakland anunció que 4 de las 7 estaciones de bomberos que se iban a cerrar permanecerán abiertas. sin embargo, las otras 3 seguirán cerradas hasta junio debido a la necesidad de reducir gastos, esto para afrontar un déficit presupuestario de 130 millones de dólares. en julio del 2024, el ayuntamiento plementó medidas como la congelación de contrataciones, cancelación de academias policiales y también la reducción de subvenciones municipales. según las autoridades de oakland, estas acciones han logrado disminuir el déficit proyectado, permitiendo que las estaciones, las que mencionábamos, 4 de ellas, permanezcan operativas. por ahora, han dicho este viernes integrantes de la

the fbi returned boxes of documents seized during the 2022 raid on mar-a-lago to president trump.taff members seen loading materials and other personal property onto air force one. alina habba said they contain pictures and newspaper articles taken from barron trump and first lady melania trump's closets and drawers. trump blasting doj on truth social saying the items will some day be on display as part of his presidential library. peter. peter: thank you, char limit the anti-semitism task force visiting columbia, harvard, ucla and more campuses. comes as more anti-israel protests are breaking out of columbia and new york city's barnard college this week. here to discuss is senior council to the assistant attorney general for civil rights, and the head of doj task force to combat anti-semitism, leo terrell. leo, good morning. >> good morning, peter. peter: leo, some of these topnotch colleges and ivy league schools had reputation tarnished for entire generation and entire generation of people my anyone that never want to send their kids to a place that had these protests, and now

solano county deputies and the fbi say the bus was a result of a yearlong investigation into so gang members who are involved in drug trafficking. agents also found more than 20 guns, a pound of cocaine and nearly $180,000 in cash officers arrested a total of 8 people and this bust. >> new details tonight about last year's thanksgiving holiday crash that killed 3 college students in piedmont. a report from chp says speed and intoxication. we're the cause. according to the report on the night before thanksgiving, the driver identified as a sore in dickson was speeding and failed to navigate a turn on hampton road causing the cybertruck to jump a curb and hit a cement wall. the car ended up crashing between the wall and a tree. toxicology reports released earlier this month show dixon had a blood alcohol level of 0, 1, 9, 5, and he had methamphetamine in his system. krysta tsukahara and jack nelson also died in the crash. all 3 teams tested positive for amphetamines and cocaine. they were all graduates of piedmont high school visiting home for that thanksgiving holiday. a 4th passenger

when we were having a zoom meeting with the fbi, it was right there when we said we just saw we have somemail going to georgia, california and minnesota. our elections team, because they went to nass, they just called them immediately. they called georgia, california and other states because they knew each other. this is an important place to be, an important place to learn. not just for you but your staff to get to know each other. we are one team. we are a family. we are the ones protecting democracy in the united states. dir. benson: secretary simon? sec. simon: amen to that. nass is a great connector. maria is a fantastic resource. she can introduce you and help you with media sources and others throughout the country and connect the dots that you otherwise would not be able to connect. dir. benson: your check is in the mail. anybody else? no pressure. i want to thank all of our panelists and secretaries for asking such great questions. we look forward to working with you throughout your 2025 and beyond planning. elections do not just end on election day. we are happy to be a res

not at the level of the account, that conversation happens, the fbi conducts that kind of conversation. and in terms of our engagements with state and local officials, robust and regular. state and local officials around the country and places they work. we held regular briefings. when we policed one of the routine election security updates, we provided briefings are offered them to state and local officials so there were no surprises. i think they are incredibly important actors in this ecosystem on the front lines conduct. and we view our role as the federal government to support them and their work. >> let me ask you enclosing. how should the u.s. government, future administration, assess the threat of malign foreign influence and act on their view of the rat? >> i view this as a persistent asymmetric competition between the u.s. and authoritarian challengers in the information domain. we have to understand the nature of the competition, that it is persistent, and adversaries are choosing tools they believe suit their interests. democracies depend on healthy information environment

the marshals and fbi investigated it and obviously it never came to fruition but he might have forgotten all about that. in any event, that was one where i sentenced him to life. peter: let's walk through the crimes of the six we are talking about in the book, beginning with justin volt. judge block: he was sentenced by my predecessor, a great judge. i guess it goes back to thereabouts, -- they are around 1999, and it was a really high profile situation because it basically warns the movement of black lives matter's, he was a lice officer who accosted a man named abner, and he ultimately, believe it or not, was charged with assaulting him because he shelved a goosestick up his rectum. that was of national significance and it was the first time that a police officer was ever indicted, convicted, and sentenced to a long time in jail for police brutality. it was the pre of ack lives matter and it was chapter number oneause volpe has now asked me to let him out of jail. he had been in jail for 21 months and another five years to go under the sentence of this is a classic example of what this

. >>> the fbi has served the village of dalton, illinois, a subpoena over land development involvingenyard's boyfriend. the bureau seeking documents related to property including inspection records. this comes just weeks after henyard and her boyfriend got involved in this massive brawl that broke out at a town meeting. dalton officials receiving the subpoena on tuesday, the same they primary voters elected to replace henyard. critics call her america's worst mayor because of alleged financial mismanagement, and those are your headlines. rachel. rachel: well, you know, she's a lot of fun to watch. [laughter] charlie: what would we do withouter? rachel: all right, charlie, thank you so much. well, the department of agriculture now warning that americans could see the price of eggs spike if more than 40. but the trump administration is working on a solution, committing more than $1 billion to combat the bird flu and the egg shortage. here to break it all down for us is our new secretary of agriculture, brooke rollins. brooke, it's so great to have you on. thank you for joining us. >> g

also on the fbi's most wanted list with a $20 million bounty on his head, he was convicted in 1985 ofehind the burden and torture of u.s. drug endorsement -- enforcement agent who was working undercover against the cartel. he had spent 28 years in a mexican prison over the murder. now the widow, me can ca, spoke with his colleague, eric shawn, and says she and her family have been waiting 40 years for this moment. she thanked the president and law enforcement for putting the handcuffs on quintero. >> i hope that he never leaves that jail. because he's had so much -- so many for years than by husband ever did to be alive, to be free. >> reporter: so she also told our colleague eric shawn that her husband would be very proud of our country for getting quintero. he and the cartel members when were taken into custody now back here in the u.s. face life in prison, and in some cases the federal death penalty if convicted. molly. molly: c.b. cotton, our gratitude to you. >>> president trump taking more action to tackle illegal immigration this week, creating a registry for undocumented migra

rachel: attorney general pam bonn canty is accuse the fbi of withholding thousands of files -- pam bondi demanded they be delivered to her office immediately. i wonder why that hasn't yet happened. >>> happening today though, a 12-mile stretch of interstate 40 will reopen today in western north carolina five months after it suffered major damage during hurricane helene. the flood caused portions of the road near the tennessee border to the collapse. the price tag for repairs are somewhere around $15 million. officials say it could take three years for i-40 to be fully repaired. and those are your headlines. charlie: remarkable progress after very little progress in western north carolina. rachel: yeah. all right. we're going to check in with adam klotz. he's wearing a leather jacket, he's by the motorcycles. this is, like, who do you think you are, tom cruise? is this a "top gun" thing you're going to do, riding away on one of these things at the international speedway? adam: a james dean's from indiana, adam klotz is from indiana. there a coincidence there? rachel: yeah. and he has the

so, you know, suppose you're an fbi agent and you're trying to get an undercover. you're trying to recruit an undercover person to work against inside. the great big, you know, drug gang in mexico. you're going to put that in your email. that's crazy. so much of what the government does should not be public. we don't know where these emails are going. we don't know what they're going to do with it. the whole thing is screwy. we would have never done that. we went into agencies and we spoke to people. um, we had meetings with people. we spoke to people in the cafeteria, et cetera. we went into the agencies to find out verbally what they were doing and have people tell us what they thought was going wrong and what they thought was going right. and we made a lot of improvements in service in the agencies. this is a this is weird. and none of my former colleagues can figure out exactly what they intend to do with this, but it's dangerous. >> there was some criticism. your effort ended in i believe it was 1998. if i'm correct. >> 2000. >> 2000. okay. ended in 2000 and 4

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security, where you saw even trump allies that that have basically pledged to work for trump at the fbi, the nsa, the list goes on, advising the employees to slow walk this and don't necessarily engage. it seems there might be a call for the employees to essentially say, i deal with national security matters, so we're going to leave it at that. but even that raises new questions. and keep in mind, the employees in the midst of all of this are kind of being experiencing a degree of whiplash. i remember after the first time one of these went around, went out, uh, an employee i was texting with at one of the federal agencies basically said her anxiety level is at a higher level than it's ever been. um, and so this does create this kind of constant sense of confusion. >> yeah. and musk described them as a literal pulse check to make sure that people were alive. i guess he's checking now every week to determine if they're still alive, because they've got to send in these bullet points for a dozen agencies, cites the least terminations for these facilities have been listed by doge. um, and re

. >> contain the documents once seized by the fbi. grab your coffee. settle in. welcome to the weekend. >> honey. donald trump is turning diplomacy into reality television in front of cameras. trump and vice president j.d. vance made a choice to berate ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky in the oval office yesterday. what was meant to be a negotiation over ukraine's rare earth minerals quickly turned into a diplomatic disaster. >> mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come into the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the american media. you should be thanking the president for trying to bring an end to this conflict. >> into ukraine, that you say what problems we have. >> i have been to one. >> i have. >> not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards? right now you don't. you're playing. >> cards. >> you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >> this moment is yet another reminder. trump is scoldin

the justice department, the fbi, and the war on democracy. david, you have been covering foreign affairs for a long, long time. i want your reaction. six hours after watching what you saw in the white house. but i want to understand, how did you feel watching it in the moment? what went through your mind? >> shock. >> you know, it. >> was extraordinary. >> unprecedented. and it was. >> a role. >> reversal in that you. >> have an american president. >> you know, normally. >> the american president is like defending the democracy. >> the. nascent democracy. >> this this young. >> president of ukraine. >> and as you know, the danger is the autocrat. >> often russia. >> so it was this sort of stunning role reversal and it just. >> amazed me. >> but the. tone was what was so unusual. and one last thing. i'm not surprised by the way trump acted in this book i wrote about the justice department. i heard about a lot of. private meetings with trump and people from the justice department. >> he berated. >> them, he lectured them. he was angry and venge

the organization which is a strategy that the the federal government, fbi, does very well. but as i show in my work that, you know, california prison officials were very aware also very effective at using counterintelligence program type tactics from the federal government within california prisons. so hugo manages survive a lot in the decades that he's incarcerated here but he's only a human he's a human and so he survive forever. he can't resist this forever, even though, as his family member said, you know, he he was. they described how he was constantly exercising. he was constantly trying to use his mind because he didn't want his circumstance to break him. and so you people, for example, that are in pelican bay, they it's supermax institution. so you spend least 23 hours out of a4 hour day in a cell. and so you can imagine you know, how someone might to survive when they can feel themselves mentally and physically breaking down. i talk about in my book and i quote some of his writings and letters where he's talking about, you know, reaching for different family member

the fbi says the white house has returned property seized in the 2022 search for classified documentsident trump's florida estate. before the president traveled back from mar-a-lago friday. a federal judge dismissed the classified documents case last year, and the department of justice dropped its charges after the 2024 election. the president had pleaded not guilty and denied any wrongdoing in the case. >>> "the new york times" filed a motion friday to dismiss a federal defamation lawsuit filed by actor justin baldoni in response to the paper's december article about his troubles on set with his "it ends with us" co-star blake lively. the article details lively's sexual harassment complaint along with internal communications with baldoni's team with his co-star. in a new filing they claimed the paper is protected by fair report privilege. that something that safe guards outlets from libel and reporting on official documents like legal filings, also noting the article included a response from baldoni's legal team. >> also exciting finishes in the nba last night. first with the knicks

the fbi, try and co-opt the military, the defense department, through an appointed secretary of defenseunqualified to be secretary of defense. i'm just saying pay attention to what's happening around us. >> yeah. >> and mike allen, the this is a real change in tradition, which will have, i think, a big response from members of the press corps. >> no question, because. jim vandehei and i are. >> up with a column. >> this morning. >> on trump's media. >> control strategy, pulling. >> back the camera. >> and looking. >> at the. >> fact that. >> this. >> is of a piece. >> with the lawsuits. >> with the control of workspace at the pentagon. with the actions. against ap. >> and just. >> around this table. >> off camera. >> we've. >> been talking about how. there's going. >> to. be a democratic president. >> and that's. >> one of the reasons you see some. >> conservative news organizations. >> backing up. fox backing. >> up ap, signing on. >> to protests of. >> how this is. >> being done. now. >> what the white house told us for this column is we're trying to. >> open up. >> new opportunities.

our intelligence, our fbi agency, we are in bad shape as a country right now. tell you, in four years trump is not leaving that office in four years. i think america better wake up and that's all i've got to say. host: kevin in connecticut. it was president zelenskyy who also responded after yesterday's meeting on social media posting this on x. "thank you america. thank you for your support. thank you for the visit. thank you potus, congress, and the american people. ukraine needs just and lasting peace, and we are working for exactly that." president zelenskyy also spoke yesterday after the meeting on fox news. during the interview he reflected on the meeting and what it means for the future of u.s.-ukraine relations. [video clip] >> the public spat in the oval office in front of the media, you think it served ukrainians well today? pres. zelenskyy: i think that this kind of spat is not good for both sides and -- both sides in any way. i cannot change our ukrainian attitude towards russia. they are killers for us. this is very clear that americans are the bes