while living in utah, he was attacked by members of john sullivan's group. and it was shortly after george floyd died. i was riding my motorcycle downtown, you know, for some reason there was just a huge car rally. i had no idea what it was and i had to weave back and forth between the, between these cars and i ended up pulling over. and that's when i actually first encountered john sullivan and his group, insurgence usa. antifa attacked me, ruining my bike. and basically just, i mean, i actually had a gun pointed at my head at that rally specifically. and that was from john sullivan's insurgence usa, he knows his stuff, and he knows how to start something in a crowd or, you know, almost talk somebody in to initiating violence for him on his behalf. the fbi affidavit said he's on video egging on protesters at the capital. he said things like, we're about to burn them down and we ain't waiting until the next election. i saw multiple agitators changing clothes. you know, they had huge backpacks. they'd have someone guarding the corner, they'd go and change clo

the only warning was from john sullivan, screaming, gun. and the officer that shot her actually ran away afterwards. which, that is against every police protocol on the book, is if you shoot someone, you administer medical aid. ashli babbit presented no imminent threat to anyone. she was unarmed. she was surrounded by law enforcement officials in tactical gear with automatic weapons. yet the government automatically cleared michale byrd, without releasing the details of the investigation. on at least one occasion, michael byrd pointed his 40 caliber service pistol at fellow officers with his finger on the trigger. when i come from a family, a law enforcement, i've never seen something so gross like that before in my life. and i mean, thinking, i think about it every day. i truly do. i think about watching ashli babbit die. feeling hopeless, and not being able to help her. because when i was told that these professionals were supposed to help her, and then they watched the bleed out. and carried her down on the stairs upside down, like a dea

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john sullivan, antifa guy, got paid 60,000 bucks by cnn to break in and get video evidence of violencetephen: yes, cnn organized the insurrection. everyone remembers when the senate chamber was presided over by the wolf shaman. ( as wolf blitzer ) "anderson, i'm breaking in now. stop the steal." then, this afternoon, the january 6 committee issued 10 more subpoenas. one more, and they get a free sub...poena. because there's going to be way more subpoenas after this. so, who's in the fresh batch? well, does the name kenneth klukowski mean anything to you? because i have no idea who that is. i think he's one of the monsters from "monsters inc." i do recognize one person being summoned to capitol hill: senior advisor, stephen miller. which is surprising. i thought he could only be summoned by sacrificing a goat. we've got a great show for you tonight. my guest is quentin tarantino. but when we come back, i will reveal "people's" "sexiest man alive." stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) [laughing and talking] at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected, so even a routine appointme

since then, sullivan has been referred to as the foreign policy advisor to special counsel john durham'sndictment of clinton campaign a lawyer, michael sussmann. sussmann is charged with lying to the fbi about the trump organization and russia. there is no indication sullivan played any role beyond receiving information from the clinton campaign lawyer or that he's the target of the durham probe but it is the first direct link we're seeing between the investigation into the origins of the russia probe and the biden white house. and as this new connection comes to light, so have sullivan's deep family ties to the biden administration including his wife who served as counsel to attorney general merrick garland. now, garland has oversight of durham's probe into the origins of the fbi investigation into whether trump's 2016 campaign colluded with russia. now, the founder of the american accountability foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing transparency to government, calls that relationship troubling. the organization plans to recommend to congress that they investigate garland's ties

john henderson, al jazeera, kenosha wisconsin. ronald sullivans as a covert director of the criminal justice institute at harvard law school. he says the verdict should be seen within the context of the states, laws known as a symbol of racial injustice in a nation wide system. it didn't come as a surprise to me given the state of self defense law in the country. and when the evidence came in, it was a pretty straight forward cut and dry case of, of self defense. so i actually wasn't very surprised by the, i do think it's a potential setback for racial justice. if we allow that case to be framed in that sort of way. so i would suggest that we refrain this verdict as a specific case about kyle written house and the law of self defense in the gun laws of wisconsin. if we keep it in that narrow frame and not associated with broader claims of racial justice, then i think it will not have that negative effect. but many are already making the claim that this is a commentary on racial justice in america. where i think this was a simple case of the jury following its instructions for the bet

jake sullivan has been doing the repairing, john kerry has been doing the repairing.onstructive and was personally appreciated by xi jinping and he made that clear in his private phone calls with leaders in the g20 he attended virtually. the fact that we now have an open willingness for both leaders to work together on climate is a breakthrough. it's the most significant positive move between the two countries since biden became president. and it does mean that next week's meeting will be important. i'll tell you one thing i'm pretty sure will happen, you won't see a diplomatic boycott from the u.s. of the beijing olympics. i think that's been cleared through and the chinese wouldn't accepted this climate move if that was still on the table. >> that's interesting. frank lavin, look, one of the things you wanted to remind folks, today is a big economic day in china. and singles day, i assume being 11/11, repetitive numbers those can become significant days. but what is the status of american business in china? and what is decoupling doing to american business on a day

todd: there is no indication that sullivan is a target of the investigation. carley: journalist john solomon has been covering this russia probe since the beginning and says durham's findings are specially damaging for democrats. >> entire case was built upon lie upon line. den chen co-is lying -- danchenko is lying to steele. it's a ruse from beginning to end. it's taken us almost five years to get to the bottom of this. the biggest losers in the durham investigation beyond those who were indicted are the hillary clinton campaign, they have been exposed for what they did. todd: did you see this? congressman adam schiff, one of the key figures behind the claims of rush had sha collusion, was taken to taken to task over the dossier and the role in the investigation. here he is pressed former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus. >> do you have any reflexes on your role in -- reflections on your role in promoting this to the american people. >> whoever lied to the fbi or christopher steele should be prosecuted. and they are. >> you did this for years by promoting this. >> i com

this is from jake sullivan, a statement% from jake sullivan, he is now the head of the nsa. johnt's just extraordinary. i mean, the entire clinton campaign back in 2016 were on this, there are so many people interconnected, trying to push this story, a guy named cody sharer with a prototype of the dossier. hillary clinton's campaign was in this to its neck and it has escaped a lot of atension until recently. that's why john durham's most recent indictments are so important. they he show us that hillary clinton was in up to her neck doing this, she and her top people were driving this false narrative to get rid of her e-mail problem. that's what a we know from the evidence in the public. maria: right. and the fbi went along with it. did not investigate the e-mail problem, called it a matter, instead of an investigation. we know that, the direction from loretta lynch. john, good to see you this morning. thank you very much. we'll keep following it all. thank you, sir. coming up, the man who declassified two of the most important documents related to the russia collusion hoax, john

john durham go i. there are people above him in the clinton campaign. what we don't know is if they are also suspected of lying. we have no evidence that sullivan is being investigated for a crime what we are seeing now is this multilayer connection between the clinton campaign and this scandal. and it seems very clear that durham believes that this basically was a campaign effort to dupe the fbi and the fbi fell for it. >> bret: jonathan, we appreciate your time. we have been following this story from the very beginning. we will continue and try to explain it the best we can to our viewers. thank you very much. fox news alert now we just learned a federal judge is ruling the committee investigating the capitol riot january 6th can access some of former president trump's white house records. also tonight, white house -- rather, house investigators are issuing subpoenas to 10 additional former officials who worked for president trump during his term. the committee is demanding documents and foreign minister others. then press secretary current fox news analyst kayleigh mcenany senior adviser to president trump stephen miller, yesterday the panel

dossier was created or who the 10 million-dollar jake sullivan and the dnc were paying was he being utilized to glut fraudulent information so i think johnham is on his case and maria, wouldn't it be the irony of all for the current national security prosecutor to get charged with an actual felony based on real information and facts and not have does department of justice withhold a school put tory evidence like they did with the former national security adviser of donald trump, i think that's the accountability that the american public needs and i think that is where the road is going and where john durham is taking us so stay tuned. i think we are only 60 or 70% of the way there. maria: we will keep watching. kash, thank you for joining us from snowy pennsylvania, kash patel. a quick break and then why are republicans bailing out joe biden paving the way for higher taxes for the rest of us? next up ohio congressman jim jordan on the routine house republicans who voted for infrastructure who are now facing calls to lose their committee assignments. wait till you hear what prompted some of them too but with the democrats. we will be righ

sullivan could face ethics violations. his wife serves as counsel to attorney general merrick garland who is responsible for overseeing johnm's probe. former new york governor andrew cuomo admitted he wanted female staffers to defend him amid his harassment allegations. in a transcript of a lengthy interview, he claimed it was a similar strategy president biden used against allegations during his 2020 election. he said, quote, i thought if we were going to do a response, a response from female staff would have been the best vehicle, ala joe biden. he also suggested women sign an open letter attacking his first attacker. carley: carl rittenhouse's attorney is asking for a mistrial. todd: rittenhouse breaks down in tears on the stand, quite a moment yesterday. >> reporter: rittenhouse asked for a mistrial over the line of questioning directed over him. the lead prosecutor was re-pri reprimanded after bringing in barred tiktok video. the judge snapping at the prosecutor. listen. >> don't get brazen with me. you know very well that an attorney can't go into these types of areas when the judge has already ruled, without asking

john's college in annapolis, found barry weis and my next guest kneel ferguson. among those, larry summers, arthur brooks, dorian abbott, andrew sullivanand jeffrey stone. this week, he posted a statement of purpose on the license substack titled we can't wait for the university to fix those, so we started a new one. and citing nearly a quarter of academics in social sciences or humanities endorsed ousting a college for having a opinion that they disagree with. and ph.d. students threatened for disciplinary actions for their views. 62% said the climate on their campus prevented students from saying what they believe. and nearly 70% of students favor supporting professors if the professor says something students find offensive. they plan to launch next summer with forbidden courses that according to its founders will tackle, quote, the most provocative that could lead to censorship in universities. they're seeking to raise $250 million. expand to masters programs and eventually undergraduate courses. now, two have withdrawn from the board of advisers, steven pinker, a harvard societyist a guy on my program, and robert zimmer the chancel

were the moptops on the ed sullivan show, would it have been appropriate for one of their girlfriends to hang around? i don't think any one of them would like that. but here johne in love. she doesn't interfere. you don't get yoko suggesting to paul how the solo should be played. you know, she is not trying to interfere, she's totally respectful of what they're doing. she's knitting, reading books, they're there because they love each other and t the beatles are getting on with it. they're not the kids, the lifestyle is changing, but they're still the beatles and yoko and john are allowed, it doesn't matter at all, i mean, yeah. >> stephen: you say they're not kids anymore, but one of the things you're reminded because this gets mentioned a couple of times by the beatles in the documentary. they're between 26 and 28 years old. george is 26. >> george is 25, i believe. george is 25, paul is 26 and ringo and john are 28, i believe. 27 or 28, i believe, yeah. >> stephen: i mean, to me, that seems like they're still kids, but they're in the last year of the most pop making band. >> you have 25-year-old george harrison towards the end of the beatles career, they're

john durham, the special counsel, began his investigation 2 1/2 years ago. in the past 2 1/2 months, things have picked up steam. we're talking about jake sullivan, the national security adviser at the white house to president biden. he's not mentioned by name in one of durham's indictments but according to several of our sources, he's the foreign policy adviser mentioned in one of the indictments specifically the indictment of clinton campaign attorney michael sussmann. he was charged in september or two months ago in september. he's the former clinton campaign attorney charged with lying to the fbi about alleged connections between donald trump and the kremlin. his information did not pan out. the indictment alleged an unnamed campaign lawyer that was in contact with a clinton foreign policy adviser. the adviser was jake sullivan, the president's national security adviser. according to the indictment, the two were in touch in september 2016. there's no indication that sullivan is a target of the durham probe. however we're told that he did receive some information from that unnamed campaign lawyer. tomorrow igor denchenko will be in cord. his

sullivan's heating and air. >> i never told them that. >> they were left with the impression that stuff was stolen from your boat at 226 drive. >> i guess so. >> johnay long was very tough, especially for those who were in the courtroom. because at some point it just sort of dragged on. it was hard to keep your attention to it. i will tell you those comments really sparked some outrage across the country of what was said in court. let's talk about today, 9:00 court is starting again. another police officer who arrived on scene will be in court facing questions about exactly what happened as the defense and prosecution try to move this case forward. john. >> it was something. it was said out loud in court. i know it wasn't in front of the jury. but it was for the country and the world to hear. wow. ryan young, terrific reporting. thank you very much. >> let's talk now with one of the black pasters inside the court, reverend william barber. reverend, first up, i do just want to play again what the attorney said here. let's listen. >> if we're going to start a precedent starting yesterday, we're going to bring in high profile members of the african-am

john durham's investigation into the trump/russia probe made its way into the biden white house, jake sullivan policy advisor mentioned in the indictment of another one of durham's suspect former clinton campaign attorney michael sussman. he was charged in september for lying to the f.b.i. for failing to disclose his work for hillary clinton's campaign when he delivered information about alleged connections between donald trump and the kremlin. the information was false. according to the indictment another campaign attorney exchanged emails with that foreign policy advisor, sullivan, concerning the russian bank allegations. i reached out to the national security advisor's office, jake sullivan several times yesterday to see if there is any comment. no comment from the nsa or white house. we know igor danchenko gave no comment. his trial is expected to begin in april. >> bill: thank you. kash patel is with us now and chief of staff to the department of defense and national security council. you know this thing well. two sound bites we want to play to get you to react. adam schiff was on the vie