a former fbi agent whose work with undercover white supremacists led to the movie "imperium" starringaniel radcliffe says it's asking for trouble. >> these are groups that are used to hearing dog whistles from public officials. they take that as a green light. we are approving of this violence. >> reporter: attorney general sessions says the government should look at what happened last weekend to see if future responses can help prevent trouble, lester. >> pete, while we have you here what can you tell us about this potential terrorism arrest in oklahoma over the weekend? >> we learned today, lester, the fbi arrested a 23-year-old man jerry drake varnell accusing him of attempting to set off a bomb to emulate timothy mcveigh. the 1995 oklahoma federal building bomber. they say varnell parked a van outside an oklahoma city bank on saturday thinking it contained a powerful bomb hoping to make an anti-government statement, but it was a dud provided by the fbi after months of meetings with an undercover agent, lester. >> pete williams, thank you. >>> from overseas tonight, new images show

a former fbi agents who work with undercover white supremacists led to the movie "imperium" says it'ssking for trouble. >> these are groups that are used to hearing dog whistles from public officials. they take that as a green light. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions says the government should look at what happened last weekend to see if future responses can help prevent trouble, lester. >> on another story, i know you've been tracking a development in oklahoma city regarding a very serious threat. what can you tell us? >> we learned today that the fbi arrested 23-year-old jerry drake varnell accusing him of plotting to set off a bomb to emulate timothy mcveigh. he parked outside a bank saturday thinking it contained a powerful bomb hoping to make an anti-government statement but it was a dud provided by the fbi. >> we had a technical issue and got to pete's story a little earlier than intended. we want to go back to tom costello. >> reporter: arraigned in district court today james alex fields said he understood the charges against him. second degree murder, malicious wound

suffering i think the china to go union jobs like you know i mean everybody everybody is inside of the imperium but from what i've seen like. we're all struggling a lot of people don't have jobs. by the jobs you know housing and everything is a semester of everything is going downhill maybe the working classes have a reason to be skeptical. on the floor. because of the crisis on wall street who. cares and there. has been these. disease but i. think. i did not run for office to be helping out a bunch of you know fat cat bankers on wall street on and on and on regulator after regulator they either chose not to black or turned a blind eye to what was actually gone it was a lack of regulation and many people blame for the chaos that took place back in two thousand and eight but fast forward to today present trump says that too much regulation is the problem we have had a regulation that's been so bad. so out of line that it's really hurt our country and now not everyone agrees with the president on that a recent report from the public advocacy group called public citizen had this to say the trumpet

fdr's thoughts about the postwar world and his concerns that churchill wanted to go back to the imperium that he wasn't really willing to give up on his vision of world order. >> that had a lot to do with the tensions that began to unravel the friendship and partnership of churchill and roosevelt. because churchill was very concerned as a matter of military proposition with the balkans and eastern mediterranean and ultimately with the suez canal. he continually pressed for an invasion of the greek island of rome which sounded ridiculous for american strategists who wanted to get to berlin by the straightest possible line from britain to northern europe. did not want to send american troops into the mediterranean any more than they had to. this became a theme of a relationship that was turned on this. because the americans suspected, perhaps not correctly in every case that churchill was being driven by his passion for holding on to india and roosevelt was really anticolonial. roosevelt wanted to create it system of -- talked about putting china and korea under international trusteeship a

arguments are made, what points are made, how they match up with the questions that are raised in the imperium. the notice of proposed rulemaking that was put out. the commission and i voted for it will see how that matches a fancy what direction we should go. i have prison outline my views on the topic but am waiting to see if there's something that record changes my mind. >> what do you think it would take to change your mind? >> guest: i testified on two parts and i think there's a third come i didn't get a chance to articulate for the butt there's two major categories pick one is real harm to consumers. not hypothetical harm, economic analysis, talking substantive data points that we can look at verses again this hypothetical scenario. the third is our president and statutory obligation and reversal we made a couple years ago in the existing rules to revert, to do a complete 180 them what we privacy done for almost, for a couple decades. those three are the big categories it all away to see if anyone makes a compelling case. >> you worked in congress for number of years. what do you think