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and, house judiciary committee chairman, jim jordan, who is a special guy, a special man. and house homeland security mark green. thank you very much. thank you, mark. we have many other congressmen and senators that i am not going to introduce because this is about your daughter. this is about something so important. thank you all. we have to say, bert jones is in the room. purchase your lieutenant governor. he was on this site. thank you very much. i see you sitting there. thank you very much. the state and local officials, law enforcement organizations, we have everybody. most of them represented in the room, incredible people and i have never seen them come together like they have. not for this kind, but different bills, different passages having to do with many different things from homeland security to taxes 250 different items. i have never seen such support as you have today and as your great daughter has today. i have never seen anything like it. we have to thank your daughter for that. she will save a lot of lives. she will be responsible for saving a lot of live

with reaction me at the judiciary chairman jim jordan a former white house chief of staff mark meadowse way to put this as the band back together the founders of the freedom caucus back together and it's a great moment. >> without a doubt. do a start with the chief they headed the judiciary committee at start to tell headed the judiciary chief i will start with you welcome back it's been a while since we've had you hear and it's a very predictable i think what he's done is a great service to the country the average american makes 66 grand a year i don't know what the average north carolinian makes 66 grand a year isn't much they pay a lot in taxes same for the people of ohio and when you see hundreds of billions of dollars this is the tip of the iceberg. being wasted and joe biden we know wasted over 2:30 $6 billion that we know of. why would people be angry at that and this isn't money going to america it's money going around the world. they should be angry as you mention him getting confirmed listen the only thing faster than in elon musk tesla is trump and his team making sure the a

jim jordan's person, someone with ties to elon musk. and in answer to your questions that you asked congressman raskin about elon musk, i don't understand why doesn't he divest his holdings if he is making actual decisions in the government that pertain to the work that he does, where he's looking at government contractors, and that is something that's going to have to be considered. i don't think anyone expected that he would have the role that he does. when he got to washington, i thought he was running companies. >> senator amy klobuchar, maybe he wants to pat his pockets. we don't entirely know, but i expect all of you to look into it. thank you so much for joining me. up next, a key republican senator practically begs rfk jr to disavow a conspiracy theory, and rfk jr refuses. i'm going to explain refuses. i'm going to explain that after a quick b for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪far-xi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. watch your step! that's why visionworks makes it simple t

there are people involving jim, nick linked to jim jordan, elon musk, who are walking around the fbi. counsel. what are you hearing? what are we missing about this story that people should understand? >> i'd say. >> the main. >> thing in talking to you as a lawyer and. >> the. >> former fbi. >> general counsel. >> i dealt with. >> employment issues. day in and day out at the fbi. >> everything that. >> you are. >> hearing that from. >> ken, it's illegal. >> it is against. the rules. >> and. >> the law. >> it's against civil. >> service rules. you cannot fire. >> career fbi. >> personnel without cause. it is. >> simply not possible. >> and the idea. >> that you have. >> the acting. >> deputy attorney. general of. >> the united. >> states doing something that is against. >> the rules. >> it's against. >> the. >> law is. >> the story. so these purges that you're talking about violate the law. >> when you. >> said, jen, these are not political people. these are not. >> at will employees. >> they have. >> civil service protections. >> you cannot. >> do that. creating a. list of thousands o

i heard my colleague jim jordan just this weekend on fox news, once again promoting the conspiracy theory that the f.b.i. was somehow involved on the attack on this capitol on january 6. that is false. yes, there were 26 confidential human sources, these are people who know drug dealers and terrorists that the f.b.i. talks to, not one of them was authorized to break any law or to participate in january 6. there were no, no undercover f.b.i. agents here in the capitol on january 6. and yet this continues because donald trump insists that that conspiracy theory animate rage against the f.b.i. i'm the ranking member of the intelligence committee. and we can get away with a fools institution. but keep up the attacks on the f.b.i., keep it up, because there will be terrorist attacks. there will be an increase in drug deaths. there will be an increase in violent crime. and i promise you, i will stand right here to hold those accountable for the attack on this storied american institution and the carnage it will visit on the american people if this keeps up. the f.b.i. deserves our support. they

jack jim jordan at white house. what do we know about the release of the records?ter: stuart, as of 2022, about 97% of the five million files were public according to the national archives and former president biden delayed releasing the rest saying further review was needed on grounds of national intelligence, military defense, and foreign relations and president trump's executive order mandating attorney general along with national intelligence put together a plan to release all of what's left. listen. >> people have been waiting for this for years, for decades. everything will be revealed. reporter: exact number of files left is unclear. president trump released thousands over the course of his first term, but he also withheld others on national security grounds. one investigative reporter testified to congress about the findings in his book said this is a listening time coming. 1998 talking about transfer of 35,000 documents and the commissioner and those are the files we want out in the public and i can't believe that 27 years later, we finally found a preside

enemy very surprise him if you don't get the information that you are and have been looking for jim jordanreat state of ohio chairman and judiciary thank you for joining us on sunday night. >> you bet thank you. >> c1 justin should be a politicals let's here in the other side of the aisle, ranking member on house and tell that he's been somewhat many republicans have worked closely with on national security issues and welcome ranking member some folks are arguing out warrant should be required to use incidental collection under seven oh two practicality, what does that really mean. jim: yet it's a great question trey gowdy you probably maybe put out the renewal on the pfizer seven oh two authorities, whereby, the department of justice and the fbi in particular, they present requests to u.s. companies were information exclusively on and on u.s. people and now, here's where it gets complicated covenant non-us people target seven oh two, they do syntax and e-mails to americans the truth is that over the years, the fbi in particular had done to many of those queries and had not been as strict

jim jordan got me started. is he here by any chance? where is jim? look at him. wow.t a great seat for a man of such power. he's a great wrestler. he was an all-american wrestler three times. 128-1. not a bad record. undefeated as a wrestler in high school. how can you do that because a freshman cannot beat a senior? but he figured out how to be seniors. let's give him a hand as a wrestler. as a wrestler, bighand. as a politician, very good. is it true that we went out there, we had 25,000 people on the streets in this town with whirlpool, and they were going to close up their factories because south korea was dumping washing machines and other things like that. we put a 50% tariff, 75%, even 100%, and now they are thriving. without trump, they would have been closed up. are you happy with jim? we like jim. when -- what's not to like? he's like this. very impressive. good to see you. i like that guy a lot. i like a lot of the people in the audience and in this room. we have the same thoughts. what's not to like? i will also be paying -- placing tariffs on steel, alumi

and jim jordan told me something interesting during the campaign season before donald trump won. he said trump should do some things, should fire some people legally and illegally and say, sue me. so they see this. republicans, broadly speaking, see this as this guy won. he campaigned on most of this stuff and let him enact it. then you have the other side of the coin, which is the blocking and tackling of government governing. katie, funding the government, raising the debt ceiling, passing a tax bill, getting california wildfire aid. and as we wrote earlier this week, for every action he takes on one side, there's an equal and opposite reaction when he needs democratic help. and i've been shouting this from the rooftops now for a week because we're going to we're 30 something days away from a government shutdown. and if you think that democrats are just going to lay down and fund government when donald trump is tearing the entire place up, i think you're sorely mistaken. so the common thread is, you know, someone asked me how crazy this is. if i was surprised, i don't find myse

. >> a former aide of representative jim jordan, a real, you know, a republican who's been incrediblyd this is all unprecedented after j. edgar hoover's decades of abuse, there was massive reforms in the 1970s. >> there's only been. >> one political appointee in the entire fbi for 50 years. that's the director. you now have a half dozen people coming in to work for. workforce doesn't know who they are, and current fbi officials are very worried about what's happening. so it was a. >> blockbuster day. >> on the hill yesterday. there are two other major hearings. let's talk about those now. second day of bobby kennedy junior's hearings for hhs. he still again seemed confused about the very basics of medicare and medicaid. it was interesting. i caught my attention. senator cassidy position himself really pressed him on questions there at the end that kennedy didn't answer all that well. some believe that maybe cassidy creating a path to get to know. maybe he would be a fourth vote. we're not sure. and there's also tulsi gabbard, who and i'll just read from it here, some republicans who m

even jim jordan said that pardons would "focus on all the people who did not commit any violence." well, trump pardoned all of them , and there is a lesson in that. every time you think trump would never go that far, reese think that. we all seem to agree that violence against police is unacceptable and yet more than 600 people who physically attacked capitol police officers were put back on the street, part of a 1500 personal trump army out there with people who have proven themselves willing to do violence on trump's call. in only 10 days some are already back committing crimes. we have also tried as a committee, together to address the dangers of illicit drug sales over the internet. i assume we are against murder for hire. trump also just pardoned a dark web operator sentenced to life in prison for trafficking illegal drugs online and accused of soliciting murders for hire. those pardons, as mr. patel has said are a mistake but they are also a signal that we are entering a strange and dangerous time. that is the context for the hearing. warnings that the fbi could become trump'

jim jordan -- oh, that will never happen. the president will never do that. over and over again, the republicans say that will never happen. what happened? he pardoned the violent offenders. in fact, some of them are already up to no good again. we've got some arrested for assaulting police officers. we had some shot in a violent confrontation with police officers. this is in just the t weeks since their pardons. and here, soliciting a minor. that is the quality of people that the president was willing to pardon. so those pardons are another signal about a very strange and dangerous time that president trump is taking us into. as my colleague from vermont just mentioned, we've got these little charters. i call them the musk rats running around in treasury, running around over at usaid. getting into systems where apparently they're not just able to get into the payment systems for social security and things like that tax refund, whatever, but they can actually manipulate the systems. and they can leave backdoors so elon musk can continue to access that data, e

the palestinian people be thrilled to move out of gaza to west jordan or egypt, if that's what the president is suggesting. >> the answer, jim, is clearly no. and the palestinians voted with their feet the first time palestinians that have largely been displaced in southern gaza were given the chance to return to northern gaza. as jeremy pointed out, hundreds of thousands on their feet, young and old took to go back to northern gaza. and that's despite. and this is where trump is, right. the majority of gaza has been destroyed. water has been deliberately cut off. electricity has been deliberately cut off. but people still took to return to their homes, many building tents in the rubble of their own homes. but jim, what hasn't been noted is this is not some accident. this was a calculated policy. and prime minister netanyahu was the architect of that policy. he on october 7th, 2023, said, we will turn gaza into a city of ruin. they, as human rights watch has documented, deliberately cut water and electricity that they deliberately attacked water infrastructure. they've raised agricultural land, they've carried out wanton, de

jordan and egypt. how does the administration claim now? he didn't say that. >> jim, he certainly talked about the permanent resettlement. and what we heard today was the white house softening its tone somewhat as really the administration was scrambling to devise policy around what the president had said just last evening here. of course, those stunning comments. so now talking about a temporary relocation, if you will. but listen to the sound here from secretary of state marco rubio, as well as white house press secretary karoline leavitt, again softening their language compared to the president. >> i can confirm that the president is committed to rebuilding gaza and to temporarily relocating those who are there because, as i've showed you repeatedly, it is a demolition site. >> so what? >> he's very gentle. he's very generously has offered is. >> the. >> ability of the united. >> states to go in and help with. debris removal, help with munitions removal, help with reconstruction, the rebuilding of homes and businesses and things of this nature so that then people