joining us now fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett.'s he said, they said what do you think? >> well, i think that these are thuggish tactics over a minor offense, you know, whether they use the a swat team and guns drawn, this level of force is wholly out of proportion to what is essentially a petty offense, for what? because a religious leader who offers pro-life advice outside a planned parenthood clinic allegedly got into a verbal dispute that escalated, are supposedly moo a shoving match. what disturbs me is this happened, brian, a year ago. and the alleged victim filed a civil lawsuit for money damages that was so weak it was actually dismissed by the district court judge. merrick garland director of the fbi resurrects this case on a minor offense and uses the full force of the federal government and the fbi to dissend on this guy's home to arrest him in front of his seven children. he has no reported. is he not a violent individual call his lawyer and say have your kind turn himself. in this is a disturbing incident by the fbi. k

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here is gregg jarrett and author of the new book. congratulations on the book.er the scheme established by the presidential records act is made by the president in his sole discretion. talking about the national archives can't be reviewed by a court. it's a civil procedure and no criminal penalty and george w. bush and barack obama signed executive orders which remain in this day which claim the president has sweeping authority to declassify and not follow any declassification procedure. do you agree with that? >> not only do i agree with it, but even if there was 100% wrong there could not be any criminal investigation or prosecution. this is one of the most complex and disputed areas of law. forward to be convisibilitiesed of a crime you have to prove specific intent -- how? when the democrats can't agree what the statutes provide. one thing is clear: you can't have criminal charges without the kind of certainty that is lacking in in area. can they bring a civil suit and get the material? that's up for dispute. criminal charges not up for dispute. >> sean: geo

here to break it all down, fox news contributors gregg jarrett and sara carter.ly we are all still surprising we are heading into a holiday weekend, fascinatingly this is where joe biden decides to do is we lead into this and now he's trying to walk it back but this is coupled with a decline of his popularity according to reuters, by seven points. after the mar-a-lago read, after those school loan debacle, the payback period now you've got this imagery that we've got in this fight about the special master. so we are going to -- as we have been discussing, the judge wants to write out something decent to explain her decision. why is the doj fighting this so badly when it would help us all respect to the end result of what happens here. >> because they are above the law and they don't want to be fair or neutral or objective. it was incredibly end sadly appropriate, last night's imagery in front of independence hall that was right out of dante's inferno and a hieronymus bosch painting. it underscores that this is that a president who if you dare to oppose him, if yo

thank you both, alina and gregg jarrett we appreciate it >> another major investigation tonight, peterweitzer at it again into what he is calling the mill tersation of our government. there are now more federal bureaucrats armed and armed heavily than there are members of the entire united states marine corps. now that includes thousands and thousands of armed bureaucrats in agencies like the irs, for example. this year alone, the irs spent $700,000 on ammunition. why do they need ammunition? they're not a military branch of the government? they're not a police force in the government. and from 2015 through 2019, the health and human services department spent $14 million on guns, ammo, military equipment, the veterans, the va spent over $11 million, the irs nearly nine million. nasa spent over $350,000 and, according to schweitzer's findings, civilian agencies in the federal government spent a whooping 1.5 billion on guns, ammo, military equipment between 2006 and 14. and these are the same nebul want to take away your second amendment rights. here to plain more here's the president of

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