jay christian adams and attorneys mike ieglarsh. we begin at 11:50 a.m. on a street in ferguson. and trace gallagher has the story. >> megyn, we still haven't heard police officer darren wilson's version of events. and the st. louis county prosecutor says we won't until this case goes to trial. so we are left to tell the story using what sources close to the ferguson police have told us along with eyewitness accounts, including the man who was with michael brown when they were confronted by officer wilson. 21-year-old dorian johnson claims he and brown were walking in the street when officer wilson told them to get the blank on the sidewalk. and that the officer pulled up so close to them that when he tried to open his door it hit michael brown, ricochetted and pushed the officer back inside his patrol car. listen. >> he just reached his hand out the window and grabbed my friend around his neck and was trying to -- as he was trying to choke my friend. and he was trying to get away and the officer then reached out and he grabbed his arm to pull him into the car. >> but a woman who

jay christian adams is a former department of justice attorney who worked for eric holder.of the book injustice, exposing the racial agenda of the obama justice department. they want this missouri prosecutor booted off the case, he says he's not going, by the way, he's been elected four times, been there since 1991, it's a black community electing him including when he ran last time against a black opponent. they somehow they he can't be fair. should they be trusting eric holder to be fair? >> of course they shouldn't be. this is an attorney general who has carried out a quote in his pocket for 30 years. he carries common cause with a black criminal. this is an attorney general who has been engaged in a war against police departments in this country. there was proven misconduct in a case against the new orleans police department that boggles the mind it was so grotesque, this civil rights decision, the exact same one that is now flooding the area in missouri, they did things so off the charts illegal, that a federal judge scolded them with a 120 page opinion. they cannot be

joining me now, jay christian adams former justice department attorney and legal editor of pj media.st group said why should churches have tax exempt status if they're going to be playing politics from the pulpit. and the irs said, looks like they said, we agree, and the law doesn't allow that and we're going to go after them more aggressively. do i have that right? >> you pretty much do, megyn. but what most americans don't realize is there's this very anti-religious agenda going on. and this cooperation with the irs and freedom from religion foundation is part of it. what they're really trying to do, megyn, is rebrand theology as politics. and as much as some folks don't like it, issues like abortion, gay marriage, these are theological issues. and these are issues that the catholic church, churches around the country take theological stances on. but this organization, this atheist organization, doesn't want churches talking about this and urging action from the pulpit. so here comes the irs. and the irs is going to target as part of a stepped up investigative tactic churches. i'm

jay christian adams a former doj attorney and legal editor. chris, good to see you.re learning more about the resources eric holder is devoting to this case. and he's already suggesting that the witnesses are talking to the feds now because they won't speak with the local investigators, which is quite a showing of support by the attorney general for the local law enforcement. but in any event, what do we know about the doj attorneys who are likely looking into the michael brown case? >> well, this investigation will be conducted by what's called the criminal section of the civil rights division. i used to work at the civil rights division of the justice department. one of the things pj media has done over the last couple of years is to monitor the hiring practices of the criminal section. we actually had to sue in federal court to get the resumes of the lawyers. and, megyn, one after another every single one of these new hires are far left ied logs, people who have a long history of fighting police departments, people who come from far left-wing activist causes. >> i

joining me now is former department of justice attorney jay christian adams.year time and time again, liberal politician, liberal groups asking the irs to crush organizations they don't agree with. what is that? >> well, it goes way back in history. the left always goes after religion. they don't like religion. it's why the freedom from religion foundation is trying to convert theology inpolitics. they want irs to view any positions they take on theology such as abortion, homosexual marriage all these different issues they want them to convert the politics and say hey that's not theology that's political you shouldn't be talking like that. they want to use the irs as a weapon against christianity, against faith. >> the iron injuries of course, if you watch any democratic campaign particularly in the south, in urban areas on the ground, like on election day, it's churches that in many cases are paid -- in every case pretty much -- to get out the vote. identify seen it personally many times. it's not those churches that are organs of the democratic party that ar

joining us now to explain former doj official jay christian adams. good morning, mr.so you say that there is almost this triangle trade route between the department of justice, the doj, the irj, and george soros' open society. explain this interlocking direct democrat to us this morning. tax mope is going to this organization that is a soros funded group that cooks up research studies, sensitivity training to show that police officers are are biased against minorities. that they are involved in hate crimes, bias, stop and frisk, all of the narrative that we're now familiar with from people like al sharpton about the nation's police departments is being driven by soros-fueled money. soros fueled interests in making the police look bad. >> how much money -- how often, and the question becomes, they do a program called confronting racial profiling in the 21st century. at first blush, it sounds innocent. is it innocent? p &c @&c@ first publish peter always innocent. can you see that groups like the institute on race and justice. they are there as fable makers. myth makers